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In case you didn't see it....someone has granted your wish for Butternut...if you're still looking.

It really depends on the seal. This will determine whether or not it will hold in the humidity. I've never used a cigar box as a humidor but others have. Here's a thread you may find helpful: http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=26504&highlight=cigar+box

Mostly the "Philly Crew" and a few others... 68TriShield Bhudson57 BobbyRity Bonggoy BubbaNJ Danbreeze DJWells DriftyGypsy germantown rob GrtndwrflOZ GTS21 joed justinphilly Lance pnubutrsangwich Raisin Redbaron Yourchoice :ss

and he went on a cruise in Alaska. http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=168664&highlight=alaska

Here's 104 tips and "inspirations" for ya: http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/search.php?searchid=3918424 :) I'm just too lazy to take a picture of mine tonight. It's full of beads, boxes, trays, a hygro. and cigars, and it serves the purpose. Filler-up and enjoy!

I have used dry boxing for awhile now. I put several cigars in a small travel humidor, with 60% beads, for at least 3-4 days. Here's a few threads that discuss this if you want to check them out: http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/search.php?searchid=3918306

...especially the same question. elderboy '02...I saw that you asked the same question back in June and you got some good answers. http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=165244&highlight=tubes...same title too. :confused: FYI...I keep 'em in the tubes and they are fine. ;)

I have one of these: http://www.cigarmony.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=82 and two of these: http://heartfeltindustries.com/products.asp?cat=10 ( the rectangular adjustable one). I am please with both and the vendors are members here at CS.

I agree...Heartfelt and Dave are top notch! Just for future reference or in case anyone didn't know, there's a Calculator for buying beads. Good luck stablizing your humi.

Joe...I sent DBall your end of the NST for Pipes. I didn't want him going without some tobacco samples after sending you his end.

Will do! Wishing them a safe tour and speedy return!

You shouldn't need a fan for that size. Once you get all those things and some cigars, you'll be all set. Then you can start thinking about your next humidor/coolidor purchase! :) Welcome to Club Stogie! Reminder: Don't mix the flavoreds with the nonflavoreds.

Have you tried Rockler woodworking?

Looks like I have 3 choices in St Augustine...St Jorge Tobacco, Stogies Jazz and Blues Bar, and The St. Augustine Tobacco Company. Thanks guys for the info.

I'm heading down to my place in Palm Coast at the end of the month for 2 weeks. Any good cigar/tobacco shops in the area? I've read there are some places in St. Augustine...not sure where. I'll definitely be smoking a few at the pier in Flagler! :tu

Edit: As mentioned... You could probably send it back for a new one. I believe they have a lifetime warranty.

You got a great one there...enjoy it! BTW...when I first opened the cover of mine, I swore I could smell "barnyard". :)

It matches the temperature on my thermostat.

Couldn't you just take them both out of the Vino and check them against a regular indoor thermometer?

Leave it open preferably outside for awhile. I've also had success with baking soda. Pour it into a bowl and close the lid for a few days to a week. Flavored cigar smells are tough to get rid of.