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For packages, I've found FedEx ground the cheapest and general gets anywhere in the USA in 5 days, at the most.

How is this?

It looks good Brian. I'm glad you like them.

If not, I know where you can get some.....:D

Nice work and nice score on the Spanish cedar.

I didn't realize it was you. Very nice work. Did you ever finish it?

Vinotemp lists replacement parts for the 28 bottle units. I considered purchasing the parts to make one. The prices for the replacement coolers and controls weren't that bad. But you would still have to purchase the power source and controllers, which will bring the price up.

1 pound, half in top tray, half on bottom over drain hole. No extra fans. Humidity has been steady at 66% for three months, with no top-ups.

I'm still in the 'research' stage. I'm trying to do it as cheap as possible. I found this a while back and tried to email the guy to see if he had any updates or suggestions, but I never heard back from him. He did a fantastic job from what I can see.

Took me a minute to find the site. It's under goosebaylumber.com

You won't be able to find anything you can just place in your humidor. You will need to have something go through the back, plus all the controls, etc. You can purchase thermoelectric cooling units for places like this, I'm sure they have the controllers as well.

Here are two threads on antique ice chests I converted. My ice chest One I did for a friend.

Says it only holds about 100 cigars.

You can check here to see if a local Target has one available. It's the 28 bottle Vinotemp. Why are they so good? Add a few Spanish cedar shelves and drawers and you have a 1000 count climate controlled humidor. You can't find a 1000 count climate controlled cabinet humidor for anywhere near...

You can use this link to try and locate Spanish cedar near you. WoodFinder, put Spanish cedar in the "Search by key word' box and enter your zip code. It will show you retailers around you that carry it. If that doesn't work, I take P.P. so you don't need trader feedback.:tu

Set the temp at 66 degrees and see what happens. Setting the temp to low will keep the cooler running, causing condensation to form on the cooling unit.

The trays are $35 each + shipping and P@yP@l fees. The shelves are $18 each + shipping and P@yP@l fees. They are made to order and generally take a week or less to go out, once ordered. Shipping isn't cheap by USPS standards, but then again, nothing in Canada is. Shipping generally runs $19 -...

Put a piece of tape over the hole. You will have issues with humidity....You wouldn't use a humidor with a hole in it...would you?:D

They don't warm. So if they are in an environment lower then the preset desired temp. then the interior will eventually drop to the outer environment temp. The only thing you need to do to the 'seal' is plug the drain hole on the bottom. I just placed a piece of black electrical tape over it...

Or you could get them from me. Like these.