Hard to say Goodbye

Originally Posted by Brutus2600

Wow...those are absolutely stunning! Do you mind me asking how much it cost to commission something like that? If you don't want to post it you could PM me...I'd seriously consider something like that in the future.

That set shipped was just under $250.

Originally Posted by Humidor Minister

I know how you feel brother. It kills me to ship Humidors that I've made with my finest woods. Then I look at my special stash of woods I have set aside for my own humi project and wonder when I'll get to build it.

Beautiful job on those trays. Cocobolo is one of my favorite woods. It makes great wood hinges too. A+ my friend.

I have a pile too I just never get to it. I have plans to do so many things and there is always something else that needs done.

Thanks for all the kind words everyone.

Chas

Originally Posted by ChasDen

That set shipped was just under $250.



I have a pile too I just never get to it. I have plans to do so many things and there is always something else that needs done.

Thanks for all the kind words everyone.

Chas

How many cigars will fit in a single and double tray

By the way those drawers are beautiful. those are making me reconsider getting a edgestar over an aristocrat

Originally Posted by chris66

How many cigars will fit in a single and double tray

By the way those drawers are beautiful. those are making me reconsider getting a edgestar over an aristocrat

It all depends on the RG and the length. A single is right around an inch deep inside (a little less with a top) and a double is right around 3 inches deep inside. I have trays in my vino (an inch bigger than the edgestar trays) and get on average 25-30 in a single. I have a few doubles that I keep bundled cigars in for shop smoking and when it starts to run low I order 2-3 bundles. There is probably 20-30 or so left when I order so that's about 100 per drawer. I have guys reporting well over 100, but I would bet they are better at Tetris than I . On average I have my cigars 4 deep since I smoke more of the 40-50 RG cigars.

Chas

[Skywalker]

Nice work there, Chuck!!!

Originally Posted by ChasDen

It all depends on the RG and the length. A single is right around an inch deep inside (a little less with a top) and a double is right around 3 inches deep inside. I have trays in my vino (an inch bigger than the edgestar trays) and get on average 25-30 in a single. I have a few doubles that I keep bundled cigars in for shop smoking and when it starts to run low I order 2-3 bundles. There is probably 20-30 or so left when I order so that's about 100 per drawer. I have guys reporting well over 100, but I would bet they are better at Tetris than I . On average I have my cigars 4 deep since I smoke more of the 40-50 RG cigars.

Chas

I tend to usually go with robusto's(5x50), toro's(6x50), and double coronas (6.5x44). So basically in these sizes each single will hold 25. How many single drawers will fit in an edgestar?. Also am I to assume that a double drawer will take up the same space as 2 single drawers?

Originally Posted by chris66

I tend to usually go with robusto's(5x50), toro's(6x50), and double coronas (6.5x44). So basically in these sizes each single will hold 25. How many single drawers will fit in an edgestar?. Also am I to assume that a double drawer will take up the same space as 2 single drawers?

1 single tray per slot and 1 double per 2 slots.
There are 12 slots in an edgestar 28 bottle unit to work with.
12 Singles, 6 doubles or any combo that uses 12 slots.

Chas