Cigar Geeks

Okay so I wanted to start this thread to allow people to share pictures of their stocked or un-stocked humidors. I think it would be really cool to see, especially for someone like me who is in the market for a humidor.

So add some cigar porn to this thread and upload some humi pics!! I would upload mine, but I don't have one just yet. Using a plasic ammo case...

My name is Brad and I am an addict!

(http://i460.photobucket.com/albums/qq322/iqof37/0a39a2b1-ae62-41d1-ab77-77314a529616_zps0de0d745.jpg) 

As you can see humi number 5 is over-full and I need a new one! Please email my wife and explain the situation to her! :biggrin:

Humi #5? Holy s**t, can i work as your stockboy for cigar scraps??

Quotesar127 - 10/7/2014  5:36 PM  Humi #5? Holy s**t, can i work as your stockboy for cigar scraps??

 

And I'll take the night shift. 

I bet you lost count a while ago Brad, or is your "VH" up to date  :biggrin:  

Brad is an over achiever  :biggrin:

I wish I could but I dont have one yet myself I like the way they come from the local B&M and having to drive to it to get a good stick. Keeps me balanced on how many I smoke .

Damn Brad looks like you need to add a room to the house brother!

How the hell do you find anything in there, Brad?  You need to invest in some cedar trays or something.  :crazy:

Where's Waldo?.

After Brads pic you want me to post a pic of my humi?  :lmao:  :lmao:

QuoteDonM - 10/8/2014  7:47 AM  After Brads pic you want me to post a pic of my humi?  :lmao:  :lmao:

 

:word:  but at least you have one I have not taken that plunge yet.

Quoteccubed33 - 10/7/2014  4:36 AM

Okay so I wanted to start this thread to allow people to share pictures of their stocked or un-stocked humidors. I think it would be really cool to see, especially for someone like me who is in the market for a humidor.

So add some cigar porn to this thread and upload some humi pics!! I would upload mine, but I don't have one just yet. Using a plasic ammo case...

OK, here ya go!  :biggrin:

There's only a few more where these came from....

QuoteMojo66 - 10/7/2014  6:49 PM

Quotesar127 - 10/7/2014  5:36 PM  Humi #5? Holy s**t, can i work as your stockboy for cigar scraps??

 

And I'll take the night shift. 

I bet you lost count a while ago Brad, or is your "VH" up to date  :biggrin:  

I would gladly come over and help organize it sometime.

QuoteKen Kelley - 10/8/2014  9:59 AM  

Quoteccubed33 - 10/7/2014  4:36 AM  Okay so I wanted to start this thread to allow people to share pictures of their stocked or un-stocked humidors. I think it would be really cool to see, especially for someone like me who is in the market for a humidor.   So add some cigar porn to this thread and upload some humi pics!! I would upload mine, but I don't have one just yet. Using a plasic ammo case...

OK, here ya go!  :biggrin:   There's only a few more where these came from....  

Very nice Ken

Really Brad that looks almost as bad as my daughters room  :lmao:  :lmao:  :biggrin:

QuoteVroomp - 10/7/2014  5:25 PM  

My name is Brad and I am an addict!

(http://i460.photobucket.com/albums/qq322/iqof37/0a39a2b1-ae62-41d1-ab77-77314a529616_zps0de0d745.jpg) 

As you can see humi number 5 is over-full and I need a new one! Please email my wife and explain the situation to her! :biggrin:

 

Damn it Man but look on the bright side you have several Geeks with in a days drive that could come over and help you thin that overstock out some so you can reorganize.  :biggrin:

Here is my humi...

QuoteKen Kelley - 10/8/2014  9:59 AM

Quoteccubed33 - 10/7/2014  4:36 AM

Okay so I wanted to start this thread to allow people to share pictures of their stocked or un-stocked humidors. I think it would be really cool to see, especially for someone like me who is in the market for a humidor.

So add some cigar porn to this thread and upload some humi pics!! I would upload mine, but I don't have one just yet. Using a plasic ammo case...

OK, here ya go!  :biggrin:

There's only a few more where these came from....

Those are works of art Ken!

QuoteDonM - 10/8/2014  6:27 PM

QuoteKen Kelley - 10/8/2014  9:59 AM

Quoteccubed33 - 10/7/2014  4:36 AM

Okay so I wanted to start this thread to allow people to share pictures of their stocked or un-stocked humidors. I think it would be really cool to see, especially for someone like me who is in the market for a humidor.

So add some cigar porn to this thread and upload some humi pics!! I would upload mine, but I don't have one just yet. Using a plasic ammo case...

OK, here ya go!  :biggrin:

There's only a few more where these came from....

Those are works of art Ken!

And I got the prototype he made out of 100 year old barn boards.  A special humidor that is dedicated to holding all of my higher end Padrons now.

That's a very nice box Bruce! Ken does some fine work! :respekt:

By the way....

The two hundred plus samples I have received over the past few months (all those bags you see and another 100 count box not pictured) are about to move to the office into big storage containers with KL and I am planning on getting another tower soon for my personal stash.....

Very Nice Bruce! :bigthumbs:

Ken builds some beautiful humidors!  That's a really nice one Bruce,  especially for a "prototype".

I might not have a cigar cabinet, but I do have a cabinet built into the living room wall that holds my humidors.  There are glass doors that close it off to grubby hands.  And yes those are Gurkha tin signs on the back wall.  Just to give you an idea of the size, those signs are about 3' long and that is my treasure dome on the bottom which is pretty good in size.  May not be the most impressive, but works just fine for me.  I have them all labeled with #'s inside and I have my VH broken down for each one so I know where every cigar is.

Sweet set up Brian!

QuoteStogieDad - 10/8/2014  10:15 PM  Sweet set up Brian!

 Thanks.  Oh and cigar jars are not just for cigars, I keep throwing my bands in one of them.  The silly hygrometers on the front of the ballys are not accurate.  I don't even try to get them to read right, I use the Xikar round hygrometers inside.

My custom cabinet... black walnut lined with solid Spanish cedar.

QuoteVroomp - 10/8/2014  8:18 PM

That's a very nice box Bruce! Ken does some fine work! :respekt:

X2 :thumbsup:

Beautiful cabinet Brad!

QuoteKen Kelley - 10/8/2014  8:59 AM

Quoteccubed33 - 10/7/2014  4:36 AM

Okay so I wanted to start this thread to allow people to share pictures of their stocked or un-stocked humidors. I think it would be really cool to see, especially for someone like me who is in the market for a humidor.

So add some cigar porn to this thread and upload some humi pics!! I would upload mine, but I don't have one just yet. Using a plasic ammo case...

OK, here ya go!  :biggrin:

There's only a few more where these came from....

Ken,  your work is amazing (including the blades).  Truly talented!  I would love to learn half of how you make these.

I've always been impressed with Ken's humidors and aspire to have one one day. :biggrin:

If I remember, I'll try to take a recent picture and post it up this evening.

Nice stuff guys

(http://www.cigargeeks.com/gallery/35085-4E44880F-6583-4D36-BCD5-5F9C371A3EF3.jpg)

QuoteLonghorn - 10/8/2014  11:59 PM  My custom cabinet... black walnut lined with solid Spanish cedar.  

Absolutely Gorgeous!

I Love the fact that the Walnut has not been stained.  A beautiful wood with all sorts of color variation from light brown to purple.  Fantastic!

:bigthumbs:  there are a lot of very nice humidors hitting this thread. This is a pic of mine from quite awhile ago. It is overflowing now. I need to upgrade to a bigger one to appease my OCD and get back to something a little better organized.

I love that Steve is already decorated for Christmas! :biggrin:

QuoteVroomp - 10/9/2014  2:38 PM  I love that Steve is already decorated for Christmas! :biggrin:

Every day is Christmas day!  (old pic) :biggrin:  

(http://www.cigargeeks.com/gallery/23268-058A2CB0-7308-46FF-9274-1F0E09D0376A.jpg)

the one in my office. it's about three feet wide by two and half feet tall by two feet deep . there are untold boxes and twenty trays in there. I have a store bought one, 21'x21'x17' in my bedroom and a few coolers going. I need to do the opposite side of this cabinet. I've had the wood for years.....  :shamebag:  

Quotetoby2 - 10/9/2014  4:56 PM  

(http://www.cigargeeks.com/gallery/23268-058A2CB0-7308-46FF-9274-1F0E09D0376A.jpg)

the one in my office. it's about three feet wide by two and half feet tall by two feet deep . there are untold boxes and twenty trays in there. I have a store bought one, 21'x21'x17' in my bedroom and a few coolers going. I need to do the opposite side of this cabinet. I've had the wood for years.....  :shamebag:  

What do you think of the Joya Red?  I just picked up a single yesterday. 

I like them. they are a little bland the first third but it pays off as they smoke well all the way to the nub and the flavor just keeps picking up. very light in the head buzz area as well.

I am up to 3 now and running out of space.  I will have to start arranging things better because another humi won't go over well right now.  The biggest one is a old end table that I just decided to make into a humi.  The seal needs some work, most likely I need to put a latch on it.  The door is a bit warped from people opening it by the door for 60 years, not very straight anymore.  I sealed the edge with weather stripping and with the exception of the top corner it is tight.  Since I fight too much humidity in the summer, I haven't bothered fixing it.  I have been able to keep it at 67 for 5 months now, when the heat goes on I will find out if I need to do something.

Wow. Just wow. I had no idea some of you guys had that many cigars. You guys are living the dream!!!

Some day...

QuoteVroomp - 10/7/2014  5:25 PM

My name is Brad and I am an addict!

(http://i460.photobucket.com/albums/qq322/iqof37/0a39a2b1-ae62-41d1-ab77-77314a529616_zps0de0d745.jpg) 

As you can see humi number 5 is over-full and I need a new one! Please email my wife and explain the situation to her! :biggrin:

And brad, excuse my ignorance but is that a converted wine fridge? Either way it is friggen awesome!!!!!

QuoteDonM - 10/8/2014  4:47 AM

After Brads pic you want me to post a pic of my humi?  :lmao:  :lmao:

Hahahaha!

Wow, some incredible collections here.

Quotetoby2 - 10/9/2014  5:56 PM

(http://www.cigargeeks.com/gallery/23268-058A2CB0-7308-46FF-9274-1F0E09D0376A.jpg)

the one in my office. it's about three feet wide by two and half feet tall by two feet deep . there are untold boxes and twenty trays in there. I have a store bought one, 21'x21'x17' in my bedroom and a few coolers going. I need to do the opposite side of this cabinet. I've had the wood for years.....  :shamebag:  

is that a box  of LFD NAS i spy in there? thats a good little stick.

Quoteccubed33 - 10/9/2014  6:58 PM  

QuoteVroomp - 10/7/2014  5:25 PM  

My name is Brad and I am an addict!

(http://i460.photobucket.com/albums/qq322/iqof37/0a39a2b1-ae62-41d1-ab77-77314a529616_zps0de0d745.jpg) 

As you can see humi number 5 is over-full and I need a new one! Please email my wife and explain the situation to her! :biggrin:

And brad, excuse my ignorance but is that a converted wine fridge? Either way it is friggen awesome!!!!!

 This was actually an old Howard Miller Curio Cabinet that I couldn't sell on Craig's List for $300! I decided for another $300 it was easier to convert to a humidor than buy another.....

 

Not as impressive as a lot of folks, but it works for me:

Quotenwb - 10/11/2014  2:15 PM  Not as impressive as a lot of folks, but it works for me:

 That looks awesome, and very neatly organized I might add.

The site has 41670 members, lets see some humidor porn.

Quotebmac7754 - 10/11/2014  2:35 PM

Quotenwb - 10/11/2014  2:15 PM  Not as impressive as a lot of folks, but it works for me:

 That looks awesome, and very neatly organized I might add.

I did an inventory recently, so it is neater than usual.  However, I try to keep it organized so I can find specific cigars.

Mine is definitely not a "show worthy" setup, but it works! Would love something like that black walnut cabinet in the future. Absolutely beautiful!

Smoking Humi / Singles Humi / Box Humi

(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-R5yycQG9j0U/VDmKtpBKTnI/AAAAAAAAOs0/8FCcXS3f988/s500/Humi1.jpg)

Replaced the treasure dome humidifier with Boveda holders.

(https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-Z76UG79ow_k/VDmKrBwH6EI/AAAAAAAAOso/Kr1HHtFQVRo/s500/Humi2.jpg)

Singles storage, bottom cooler is full boxes.

(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-HDDcLTT1pwA/VDmKrPPdHxI/AAAAAAAAOss/LXarlMv3WHs/s500/Humi3.jpg)

Quotenwb - 10/11/2014  2:15 PM

Not as impressive as a lot of folks, but it works for me:

I spy with my little eye . . . :shades:  :cigarguy:

QuoteBrlesq - 10/11/2014  4:31 PM

Quotenwb - 10/11/2014  2:15 PM
Not as impressive as a lot of folks, but it works for me:

I spy with my little eye . . . :shades:  :cigarguy:

What did you spy? :confused:

Not pretty but it works, bag-i-dor.

Humidor, cedar lined, ready to travel

 New to site thought I'd try my hand at posting a picture, top tray of my desktop humidor

(https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/Camera%20Uploads/humidor.jpg?_subject_uid=121515692&w=AACxAmxQ3VABDpjWszO_t4IYFlZIobMCZmwEXIAY8T4thA) 

 

 

 

Here's my mess of a storage collection:

I'm liking that a few of us have those Treasure Domes.

Quotebmac7754 - 10/14/2014  9:22 AM

I'm liking that a few of us have those Treasure Domes.

Outside of my wineador, my Dome holds humidity the best.

I use three of the MOW 100 ct humidors. One for HTF and Higher end, one for my everyday core smokes and one for longer term aging.  I love the look of these high gloss, awesome MOW graphics and they seal great.
I also have a medium size tupperdore for over flow.

I have two cheap white tail 50ct from 2 samplers and a Tupperdor. I will take pictures later. My 2 50ct are full and Tupperdor is getting there. This hobby started with 10 sticks then another 20 sampler, and some 5ers and then a box, then more stuff here and there.....

I want a cabinet so bad, just haven't bit yet.  I am spread between two large humidors (my favorite is a nice RyJ one I showed some pics when I bought) two glasstops, two smaller ones, a large cooler, a small dorm fridge (unplugged of course) and two large Husky Tupperdors.  And then probably a couple little tupperware stuck in corners.

I think I have a problem :biggrin:

Here is my excuse for a humidor... I need to find some time to organize them!Or just build myself a walk-in... And yes, that is a battery back-up I got for my humidifier...

That looks familiar  :)

Ted did you build your trays or buy them for your cooleridor?

Ted did you build your trays or buy them for your cooleridor?

holy cow! your humidor rocks

Sweet humi pics. Shows all the options out there

QuoteChuckster - 12/27/2014  9:19 AM  Ted did you build your trays or buy them for your cooleridor?

Sorry I missed this. I bought trays from cheaphumidors.com and then glued them together length-wise. While I'm really happy with it, I'll be moving this spring and looking for a cabinet solution. The coolidor with the trays is basically at its limit with about 600 sticks.

Come on Bruce let's see some pics of that tower...

QuoteThinBlueLine - 1/11/2015  10:10 AM

Come on Bruce let's see some pics of that tower...

The tower is not what you want to see pics of . . .   ;-)

QuoteBrlesq - 1/11/2015  10:25 AM  

QuoteThinBlueLine - 1/11/2015  10:10 AM  Come on Bruce let's see some pics of that tower...

The tower is not what you want to see pics of . . .   ;-)  

 You got me...(http://www.cigargeeks.com/../images/emoticons/bow.gif)

Quotebmac7754 - 10/8/2014  8:12 PM  I might not have a cigar cabinet, but I do have a cabinet built into the living room wall that holds my humidors.  There are glass doors that close it off to grubby hands.  And yes those are Gurkha tin signs on the back wall.  Just to give you an idea of the size, those signs are about 3' long and that is my treasure dome on the bottom which is pretty good in size.  May not be the most impressive, but works just fine for me.  I have them all labeled with #'s inside and I have my VH broken down for each one so I know where every cigar is.

:-0 good god man!

Took a long time to set up but here is my 85 Bottle capacity Dual Zone Wine Enthusiast Humidor/Winefridge.  Wines in the upper zone at 58 degrees, Cigars in the lower zone at around 64 degrees.  Took a long time to get the set up right to have a stable RH on the bottom zone (65% to 67%) while maintaining a temperature cool enough in the upper zone for the wines,as it is a compressor unit.  But very happy with the way it turned out.  :victory:

 

Nice set up Ed

Nice setup Ed!  :bigthumbs:

those look cool.

Nice set up Ed, although I personally would have bottles of beer instead of wine in the top.
Here is a pic of mine, no dual zone but it keep's em perfect.

Haha me too but it was the only way the wife would let me convert the winecooler.