Cabinet humi

madurofan

PuroFreak

That is a good idea Maddy, I've considered making my own Humi, but not on that large of a scale... Could be a lot of fun though and it would be unique for sure!

madurofan

rwheelwright

I have absolutely no skill when it comes to building things, unless it is a PC or Server.

madurofan

Its all about not being scared to try. I've just kind of taught myself how to do everything else, I figure how hard could this be?

kuzi16

madurofan

kuzi16

a pure white light give a good color. the hue of cigars changes depending on the light. white light they look the best.

madurofan

kuzi16:

a pure white light give a good color. the hue of cigars changes depending on the light. white light they look the best.

Good to know. Pure white bulbs are the blue ones normally aren't they?

kuzi16

madurofan

Cool I use daylight bulbs in both of my bathrooms. The wife has decided her face looks best in that light, i don't know, has somethign to do with putting on her makeup.

kuzi16

madurofan

Thats cool. So what do you think of my idea? Using an old hutch or armoire. Do you forsee any other issues?

urbino

I've thought about getting one of those led rope lights or something for mine.

urbino

The only problem I can think of with using an old hutch or armoire is a) making sure there are no leaks, and b) allowing for the older wood on the outside and the new cedar on the inside to expand/contract in different ways. I'm assuming they would expand/contract at different rates and to different degrees as the RH both inside and outside the cabinet changes. But maybe they wouldn't. I don't really know.

PuroFreak

urbino:

I've thought about getting one of those led rope lights or something for mine.

I say you should go with a disco ball and strobe light! haha Like a little party everytime you open it up for a smoke!

urbino

Heh. The remote for the Oasis already makes it look like a red-light district in there. That sucker is bright.

madurofan

urbino:

The only problem I can think of with using an old hutch or armoire is a) making sure there are no leaks, and b) allowing for the older wood on the outside and the new cedar on the inside to expand/contract in different ways. I'm assuming they would expand/contract at different rates and to different degrees as the RH both inside and outside the cabinet changes. But maybe they wouldn't. I don't really know.

Good call. I'll have to consider that.

kuzi16

kardar2

madurofan:

urbino:

The only problem I can think of with using an old hutch or armoire is a) making sure there are no leaks, and b) allowing for the older wood on the outside and the new cedar on the inside to expand/contract in different ways. I'm assuming they would expand/contract at different rates and to different degrees as the RH both inside and outside the cabinet changes. But maybe they wouldn't. I don't really know.

Good call. I'll have to consider that.

Whats the ETA for this project! I love to do woodworking and would like to see the out come.

madurofan

It'll probably take a little while to find what I'm looking for then I won't really be able to get started on it until the weather warms. I'd be stoked if it was complete by the end of April. Hang around, I'll keep everyone posted.

gmill880

Should be fun maddy but also very educational-keep us posted

kuzi16