Thread: One of my finest humidors to date.

Incredibly impressive. Wonderful.

That is freakin incredibly beautiful! The skill it took to do that is amazing. Very very nice work.

Thanks very much. The finish is an automotive catalized clear coat. Somewhere around 10 coats I think. The inside is Spanish Cedar. As far as the humidifier goes, the clients usually like to buy their own. In the cigar world, those analog gauges you see in the cheap humidors are never accurate. There just there to look pretty.
I'm building another one now made with Brazilian Walnut & tiger Koa. I'll post pics once it's been delivered.

A Cracka Bill, bit more practice, you'll really know what you're doing

a stunning piece

holy heck, that's amazing

Wonderful work!!!!!!!!!!! I would like to see photos of the work in progress.
Thanks for sharing.
Terry

Absolutely amazingly beautiful work,thanks for sharing Kerry

my jaw just hit the deck!!!!!!! that is Gargantuan.....that my word!

Just awesome!

I agree with everyone's comment above, an heirloom work to be treasured!

I am in awe of the design and workmanship ... and just when I thought I was starting to get somewhere! back to the shed.........
fletty

You are all too kind. Thanks a bunch. The next one is in the works. Should be ready for finish this weekend.

Hi Bill,
Great product and supurb detail. I particlularly like the 'keys' in the corners at the top.
I can't see, but how have you added strength in the mitred corners?
I assume it is all veneers? How many hours per box? (scary I bet!)
Beautiful work, great to see an artist.
regards

Thanks very much. Actually the only veneer is the burl. The duchman on the corners are all the way through. They lock the miters on the corners. The base is done with a Domino since it's not seen. This makes a big difference whenthe humidity is brought up in the humi. As far as time goes, I have no idea. I just keep working until they're done. Fortunately I don't do these for a living.