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  • Darktower007Darktower007 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,122
    So I finally got my new (used) cabinet humi set up. I emptied one of my coolers and put them inside the empty boxes as rh has been around 65 for a week. I have 8 or so lbs of beads and gotta get a fan. imagephoto IMAG1721.jpg
    Only down fall is this thing is huge and heavy....terrible to move. imagephoto IMAG1720.jpg
  • bert873bert873 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 854
    WaltBasil:
    Current stock...

    Top Shelf
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    3 Middle shelves
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    Bottom shelf
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    Had to modify the air circulation from initial setup. Originally had the humidifier on the far left, with two 12v fans part way up. They ended up not being enough to move the air around. I picked up a mini tower fan from Lowes and have it laying on its side pointing up directly behind the humidifier. Also, moved the humidifier over to the right side. Now it uses less cigar juice and maintains a more constant humidity level. The humidifier is actually set to 79% I've got 3 hygrometers to monitor: 1st shelf up on the right side (at 65%), middle height on the left side (66%) and top right (65%).

    I have had it set up higher at about 69-70% but I found I prefer 65%.
    Walt, awesome setup! Quick question. What's the cigar that's in the middle shelves pic on the top shelf by the casa magna?
  • WaltBasilWaltBasil Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,675
    Darktower007:
    So I finally got my new (used) cabinet humi set up. I emptied one of my coolers and put them inside the empty boxes as rh has been around 65 for a week. I have 8 or so lbs of beads and gotta get a fan. imagephoto IMAG1721.jpg
    Only down fall is this thing is huge and heavy....terrible to move. imagephoto IMAG1720.jpg
    nice! I suggest the small tower fan from Lowes. If you have the space, and don't mind seeing it. About $20. Also, the small 4-6 inch fans on a leg stand from kmart or Walmart.
  • WaltBasilWaltBasil Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,675
    bert873:
    WaltBasil:
    Current stock...

    Top Shelf
    image

    3 Middle shelves
    image

    Bottom shelf
    image

    Had to modify the air circulation from initial setup. Originally had the humidifier on the far left, with two 12v fans part way up. They ended up not being enough to move the air around. I picked up a mini tower fan from Lowes and have it laying on its side pointing up directly behind the humidifier. Also, moved the humidifier over to the right side. Now it uses less cigar juice and maintains a more constant humidity level. The humidifier is actually set to 79% I've got 3 hygrometers to monitor: 1st shelf up on the right side (at 65%), middle height on the left side (66%) and top right (65%).

    I have had it set up higher at about 69-70% but I found I prefer 65%.
    Walt, awesome setup! Quick question. What's the cigar that's in the middle shelves pic on the top shelf by the casa magna?
    thats the Fallen Angel. A very good smoke if you like AJF.
  • Darktower007Darktower007 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,122
    WaltBasil:
    Darktower007:
    So I finally got my new (used) cabinet humi set up. I emptied one of my coolers and put them inside the empty boxes as rh has been around 65 for a week. I have 8 or so lbs of beads and gotta get a fan. imagephoto IMAG1721.jpg
    Only down fall is this thing is huge and heavy....terrible to move. imagephoto IMAG1720.jpg
    nice! I suggest the small tower fan from Lowes. If you have the space, and don't mind seeing it. About $20. Also, the small 4-6 inch fans on a leg stand from kmart or Walmart.
    I'm hoping I can get some lights like yours Walt and space I have since most of my cigars are still in desktop humidors I can't let go. I was gonna buy an oasis magna or something like that but if beads work I'll save the money! Awesome cabinet btw!
  • CharlieHeisCharlieHeis Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,371
    Darktower007:
    So I finally got my new (used) cabinet humi set up. I emptied one of my coolers and put them inside the empty boxes as rh has been around 65 for a week. I have 8 or so lbs of beads and gotta get a fan. imagephoto IMAG1721.jpg
    Only down fall is this thing is huge and heavy....terrible to move. imagephoto IMAG1720.jpg
    Nice
  • bert873bert873 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 854
    WaltBasil:
    bert873:
    WaltBasil:
    Current stock...

    Top Shelf
    image

    3 Middle shelves
    image

    Bottom shelf
    image

    Had to modify the air circulation from initial setup. Originally had the humidifier on the far left, with two 12v fans part way up. They ended up not being enough to move the air around. I picked up a mini tower fan from Lowes and have it laying on its side pointing up directly behind the humidifier. Also, moved the humidifier over to the right side. Now it uses less cigar juice and maintains a more constant humidity level. The humidifier is actually set to 79% I've got 3 hygrometers to monitor: 1st shelf up on the right side (at 65%), middle height on the left side (66%) and top right (65%).

    I have had it set up higher at about 69-70% but I found I prefer 65%.
    Walt, awesome setup! Quick question. What's the cigar that's in the middle shelves pic on the top shelf by the casa magna?
    thats the Fallen Angel. A very good smoke if you like AJF.
    Thank you. I have heard good things about that one, I'll have to give it a try sometime
  • Bob LukenBob Luken Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,664
    Darktower007:
    So I finally got my new (used) cabinet humi set up. I emptied one of my coolers and put them inside the empty boxes as rh has been around 65 for a week. I have 8 or so lbs of beads and gotta get a fan. imagephoto IMAG1721.jpg
    Only down fall is this thing is huge and heavy....terrible to move. imagephoto IMAG1720.jpg
    Very nice. I'm curious about the round holes in the back of the cabinet. I'm guessing there's a bit of a hollow space behind that back panel. And would that hollow space act as duct work to circulate the air from the bottom of the cabinet through those holes?
  • Darktower007Darktower007 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,122
    Bob Luken:
    Darktower007:
    So I finally got my new (used) cabinet humi set up. I emptied one of my coolers and put them inside the empty boxes as rh has been around 65 for a week. I have 8 or so lbs of beads and gotta get a fan. imagephoto IMAG1721.jpg
    Only down fall is this thing is huge and heavy....terrible to move. imagephoto IMAG1720.jpg
    Very nice. I'm curious about the round holes in the back of the cabinet. I'm guessing there's a bit of a hollow space behind that back panel. And would that hollow space act as duct work to circulate the air from the bottom of the cabinet through those holes?
    Yes. The bottom of the humi on the right side is ment to place a humi device. Inside a fan that pulls air up and through the humi evenly. The fan is old and loud..so I'm gonna try to replace it with a pc fan with high cfm, and a timer.I'll have to experiment. The beads work fine for now but they take up a lot of room one day I can replace with cigars.:)
  • Bob LukenBob Luken Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,664
    Darktower007:
    Bob Luken:
    Darktower007:
    So I finally got my new (used) cabinet humi set up. I emptied one of my coolers and put them inside the empty boxes as rh has been around 65 for a week. I have 8 or so lbs of beads and gotta get a fan. imagephoto IMAG1721.jpg
    Only down fall is this thing is huge and heavy....terrible to move. imagephoto IMAG1720.jpg
    Very nice. I'm curious about the round holes in the back of the cabinet. I'm guessing there's a bit of a hollow space behind that back panel. And would that hollow space act as duct work to circulate the air from the bottom of the cabinet through those holes?
    Yes. The bottom of the humi on the right side is ment to place a humi device. Inside a fan that pulls air up and through the humi evenly. The fan is old and loud..so I'm gonna try to replace it with a pc fan with high cfm, and a timer.I'll have to experiment. The beads work fine for now but they take up a lot of room one day I can replace with cigars.:)
    Sounds like all you would need to do is get the fan working like you need it to and then you can keep the same amount of KL down in the bottom cabinet and everything ought to be right. Keep us posted.
  • RainRain Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 8,761
    Using this as a smoking humi.image
  • Retircs1Retircs1 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 444
    Oh MY God what is it a gun volt ?
  • Retircs1Retircs1 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 444
    9205590106531503071136 my first humi
  • Retircs1Retircs1 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 444
  • Retircs1Retircs1 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 444
  • Retircs1Retircs1 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 444
    that is smooth wow very very nice
  • youngryan216youngryan216 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 868
  • kuzi16kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
    youngryan216:
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    I DO!!!



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  • jbohonjbohon Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 438
    youngryan216:
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    Looks like someone has extra room in their humi... Hmmm.....

  • benhanksbenhanks Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 323
    Need to build some trays but here is the new coolidor
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  • matkn293matkn293 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,277
    Just about done. Need a relay to tie the lights on the door into the button on the door. photo 66018DA0-7639-46E9-A74F-047A70BE0C5A_zpsggxnvplg.jpg photo 1393FC8F-8312-4A9C-8D8B-DCF7A78E5DE1_zpsh9jtzluq.jpg
  • benhanksbenhanks Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 323
    matkn293:
    Just about done. Need a relay to tie the lights on the door into the button on the door. photo 66018DA0-7639-46E9-A74F-047A70BE0C5A_zpsggxnvplg.jpg photo 1393FC8F-8312-4A9C-8D8B-DCF7A78E5DE1_zpsh9jtzluq.jpg

    That is great! How did you make your trays/handles?
  • jliujliu Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,055
    Very nice clean set up.
  • matkn293matkn293 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,277
    Ben, I ordered the drawers from Forest at winedors.com. Takes a while to get done. Don't know if I would go through them or not to get done again. Part of it was my fault changing the order in the middle and a few things got messed up. The drawers came in and I finished them. Have been letting them sir for about 4 weeks to let fully Cure and get the smell out. I worked with a local company I do work with to have the handles made. They cut them out with a waterjet.
  • benhanksbenhanks Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 323
    matkn293:
    Ben, I ordered the drawers from Forest at winedors.com. Takes a while to get done. Don't know if I would go through them or not to get done again. Part of it was my fault changing the order in the middle and a few things got messed up. The drawers came in and I finished them. Have been letting them sir for about 4 weeks to let fully Cure and get the smell out. I worked with a local company I do work with to have the handles made. They cut them out with a waterjet.

    They look great!!
  • Lee.mcglynnLee.mcglynn Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,228
    After seeing some of these set ups I think I need to up my game!
  • Retircs1Retircs1 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 444
    benhanks:
    matkn293:
    Just about done. Need a relay to tie the lights on the door into the button on the door. photo 66018DA0-7639-46E9-A74F-047A70BE0C5A_zpsggxnvplg.jpg photo 1393FC8F-8312-4A9C-8D8B-DCF7A78E5DE1_zpsh9jtzluq.jpg

    That is great! How did you make your trays/handles?
    very nice setup smooth
  • bert873bert873 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 854
    matkn293:
    Just about done. Need a relay to tie the lights on the door into the button on the door. photo 66018DA0-7639-46E9-A74F-047A70BE0C5A_zpsggxnvplg.jpg photo 1393FC8F-8312-4A9C-8D8B-DCF7A78E5DE1_zpsh9jtzluq.jpg
    That's awesome! Very nice setup.
  • jgibvjgibv Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,996
    Rain:
    Rain:
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    Bump for newbs. Love those premipremiprems
    ;-) ..... zodians, never forget
  • RainRain Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 8,761
    OG premipremiprems
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