The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread - Page 7

SpruceBruce · 01-22-2012, 08:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aaron72

I would recommend treating them just as if you were seasoning a new humidor.

I guess that's where I'm confused - in what? Or do I just find temporary storage for my wineador-amount-of-cigars?

jluck · 01-22-2012, 08:30 PM

You could just season the trays in a cooler or other sealed device with a bowl of distilled water then transfer them to the wineador in a few days.

falconman515 · 01-22-2012, 09:27 PM

When I get my drawers I plan on taking my 7 trays and placing all of them with a couple ziplock bags full of my overstock and throwing it all in a Coleman cooler with my bags of KL and a hygro to just make sure they are stable for a couple of days while the new drawers are in the wine cooler getting seasoned with a couple of soaked DW sponges in each drawers with a bag under it .... Just like they say to season a regular humidor.

Then of course taking them out of the Coleman once the Rh is a bit high and stables and throwing them all in their new home.

PuffPuffGive1 · 01-30-2012, 01:25 PM

A big THANK YOU to Forrest for building me a magnificant tray!! I will post pictures when I get home.

PuffPuffGive1 · 02-01-2012, 10:31 PM

Hi guys....here are some pics of the small custom tray I had asked Forrest (GolfNut) to make me:

Absolute world class construction. I was impressed beyond belief...until this happened:

Apparently, for this particular Haier model, the space inside actually GETS SMALLER going towards the back! So what you see in the picture is the farthest it'll go in without having to really push to get it in(that's what she said). Biggest WTF moment when it happened...but totally my fault for not measuring everything =T

falconman515 · 02-01-2012, 11:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PuffPuffGive1

Apparently, for this particular Haier model, the space inside actually GETS SMALLER going towards the back! So what you see in the picture is the farthest it'll go in without having to really push to get it in(that's what she said). Biggest WTF moment when it happened...but totally my fault for not measuring everything =T

That Sucks brother!

Just a thought ... that cedar os pretty thick ... if you have a pad sander you may be able to sand down that end real good to more of a point with some low grit paper, then once it fits (as well as it can) use some fine high grit paper to finish it off.

You said you can push it in so you may not have to sand down to much.

Just the first thought that came to my mind.

Great looking tray though Forrest ... as always from what I have seen ... Amazing Craftsmanship!

PuffPuffGive1 · 02-02-2012, 01:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by falconman515

That Sucks brother!

Just a thought ... that cedar os pretty thick ... if you have a pad sander you may be able to sand down that end real good to more of a point with some low grit paper, then once it fits (as well as it can) use some fine high grit paper to finish it off.

You said you can push it in so you may not have to sand down to much.

Just the first thought that came to my mind.

Great looking tray though Forrest ... as always from what I have seen ... Amazing Craftsmanship!

I actually was thinking about sanding the sides down a little, as well. Because this thing is just too damn nice to not use!

shilala · 02-02-2012, 09:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PuffPuffGive1

Apparently, for this particular Haier model, the space inside actually GETS SMALLER going towards the back! So what you see in the picture is the farthest it'll go in without having to really push to get it in(that's what she said). Biggest WTF moment when it happened...but totally my fault for not measuring everything =T

It's not just your Haier, brother. Every single winador I've ever modified tapers toward the back. They taper in on both sides, not just one. You have to get slot measurements from close to the back of the units.
Sometimes they are so far off that the trays/drawers have to be double tapered.
Some units don't taper a lot, so it's no big. The grooves in the sides are deep enough to make up for the difference. In others, like yours, you have to make adjustments.

PuffPuffGive1 · 02-02-2012, 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shilala

It's not just your Haier, brother. Every single winador I've ever modified tapers toward the back. They taper in on both sides, not just one. You have to get slot measurements from close to the back of the units.
Sometimes they are so far off that the trays/drawers have to be double tapered.
Some units don't taper a lot, so it's no big. The grooves in the sides are deep enough to make up for the difference. In others, like yours, you have to make adjustments.

Thanks for the info, my man. Useful if I ever decide to go bigger; which will most likely happen.

02-14-2012, 02:09 PM

I recently got some trays for my Edgestar. its a full set. about how long should I season them? today makes 1 week. and the RH is at 90% rh right now...

falconman515 · 02-14-2012, 02:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kickerb

I recently got some trays for my Edgestar. its a full set. about how long should I season them? today makes 1 week. and the RH is at 90% rh right now...

Ohh your way good to go brother! I only seasoned mine a couple days till it was 80 something % then by the time I put in the KL and the sticks it dropped down to high 60's and within a couple days came down into the 63-65% range and has sat there since!

Many people season way to long ... a few days is good really. Get that bad boy up and stocked and post some pics brother.

irratebass · 02-14-2012, 02:43 PM

Yeah I just seasoned my 3 trays for 3 days and they were ready

02-14-2012, 03:04 PM

i was just following the sticky on the site, its says 7-14 days.

falconman515 · 02-14-2012, 04:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kickerb

i was just following the sticky on the site, its says 7-14 days.

No ... way to long, 3 to maybe 5 days is normally well enough to have your SC fully seasoned .... as long as your Rh is kinda high so when you load up the cooler it is able to come down a bit and stable out. Make sure you have a good digital hygrometer to keep track of it and start off with dry beads/KL till the Rh comes down then spritz em as needed to get it where want it (best is around 92-95%).

But you are good to go to load it up brother!

02-14-2012, 06:19 PM

yeah, that is a project in itself. i have just been throwing everything in a cooler and its super unorganized. me being so anal i wanna get this organized by brand. should be fun.

kelmac07 · 02-14-2012, 06:21 PM

More pics...wana see more of those set-ups.

EricF · 02-14-2012, 06:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kickerb

yeah, that is a project in itself. i have just been throwing everything in a cooler and its super unorganized. me being so anal i wanna get this organized by brand. should be fun.

Let's see some pics Bryan!!!!

02-15-2012, 01:34 PM

Here is a crappy pic while the trays are seasoning. Ill post more when I get a better camera.

falconman515 · 02-15-2012, 02:06 PM

I'M LOVIN' IT BROTHER!!!

Very Nice.

02-22-2012, 04:18 PM

01-22-2012, 08:30 PM	#122
jluck Way out there Join Date: Jan 2012 First Name: Jared Location: Oregon Posts: 1,289 Trading: (12)	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread You could just season the trays in a cooler or other sealed device with a bowl of distilled water then transfer them to the wineador in a few days.

01-22-2012, 09:27 PM	#123
falconman515 Central Cali Cigar Crew Join Date: Jul 2011 First Name: Chris Location: Fresno, CA. Posts: 660 Trading: (35)	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread When I get my drawers I plan on taking my 7 trays and placing all of them with a couple ziplock bags full of my overstock and throwing it all in a Coleman cooler with my bags of KL and a hygro to just make sure they are stable for a couple of days while the new drawers are in the wine cooler getting seasoned with a couple of soaked DW sponges in each drawers with a bag under it .... Just like they say to season a regular humidor. Then of course taking them out of the Coleman once the Rh is a bit high and stables and throwing them all in their new home.

01-30-2012, 01:25 PM	#124
PuffPuffGive1 I'm the one who knocks! Join Date: Nov 2011 First Name: Alan Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 167 Trading: (5)	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread A big THANK YOU to Forrest for building me a magnificant tray!! I will post pictures when I get home.

02-01-2012, 10:31 PM	#125
PuffPuffGive1 I'm the one who knocks! Join Date: Nov 2011 First Name: Alan Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 167 Trading: (5)	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread Hi guys....here are some pics of the small custom tray I had asked Forrest (GolfNut) to make me: Absolute world class construction. I was impressed beyond belief...until this happened: Apparently, for this particular Haier model, the space inside actually GETS SMALLER going towards the back! So what you see in the picture is the farthest it'll go in without having to really push to get it in(that's what she said). Biggest WTF moment when it happened...but totally my fault for not measuring everything =T

02-14-2012, 02:09 PM	#130
kickerb Guest Posts: n/a	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread I recently got some trays for my Edgestar. its a full set. about how long should I season them? today makes 1 week. and the RH is at 90% rh right now...

02-14-2012, 02:43 PM	#132
irratebass EMPEROR TOMPKINS Join Date: Aug 2011 First Name: Mickey Location: Mooresville, Indiana Posts: 8,313 Trading: (48)	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread Yeah I just seasoned my 3 trays for 3 days and they were ready __________________

02-14-2012, 03:04 PM	#133
kickerb Guest Posts: n/a	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread i was just following the sticky on the site, its says 7-14 days.

02-14-2012, 06:19 PM	#135
kickerb Guest Posts: n/a	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread yeah, that is a project in itself. i have just been throwing everything in a cooler and its super unorganized. me being so anal i wanna get this organized by brand. should be fun.

02-14-2012, 06:21 PM	#136
kelmac07 Resident Maduro Whore!! Join Date: Apr 2009 First Name: Mac Location: Newport News, VA Posts: 27,322 Trading: (218)	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread More pics...wana see more of those set-ups. __________________ Dom in the MLB thread "I could probably get you to wear a Yankee hat for a Maduro!"

02-15-2012, 01:34 PM	#138
kickerb Guest Posts: n/a	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread Here is a crappy pic while the trays are seasoning. Ill post more when I get a better camera.

02-15-2012, 02:06 PM	#139
falconman515 Central Cali Cigar Crew Join Date: Jul 2011 First Name: Chris Location: Fresno, CA. Posts: 660 Trading: (35)	Re: The "Take A Pic Of Your Wineador" Thread I'M LOVIN' IT BROTHER!!! Very Nice.

02-22-2012, 04:18 PM	#140
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