On a different note, since we're talking about building a cabinet, is there any reason why you shouldn't build one out of nice cabinet grade plywood? I was thinking plywood with wood trim would be an easier route than solid wood for the main carcass. Solid wood on a cabinet is so much clamping and planing and sanding, etc.
Absolutely no reason why you couldn't build it out of plywood. I'd line it with solid spanish cedar though. You could go with 1/4 inch or so. Another thing about that guys humi, its not made of spanish cedar, its not even lined with it. I think his shelves may be.
im thinking this is why the reservoir needs to be clear (so you can see how full it is) and detachable (so it can be emptied) however a backup system is not a bad idea at all.
THe resevoir is detachable but it is not clear anywhere. You have any links to people modding the oasis. I've heard of people taking the foam brick out and filling it with bead, but I'm curious how they did that.
Commercial distillers use stainless steel. I beleive SS is inert with water (not 100% sure, but you'd think it'd have to be if that's what distillers are made of..?..)...I'm not thinking that the condensate will affect the cigars, but rather the humidifier...Kinda like using mineral water instead of distilled water.
The vinotemp as a v shaped track from the peltier down to the drain hole. I set the beads right on top of the drain hole to absorb an moisture. Why not just have the device drain into an extra dish of beads. The KL beads would probably be great for that purpose. Or into a dish of polymers.
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