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Lifer
Oct 3, 2019
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Any idea what will fit in these with normal density? How many grams/ounces of ribbon? Will a regular Mac Baren flake fit in unmolested?
 
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condorlover1

Lifer
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Actually making good progress. The CNC machine is talking to the computer. Our tech dude Odd Ball has drawn everything out and maybe tomorrow we will chuck a lump of wood into the machine and give it a whirl. The faux bakelite version isn't too bad but its still not up to the standard I want. If it isn't perfect in every way it gets smashed. I am still trying to source the humidifier elements to be recessed into the lid.
 

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Lifer
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@BROBS Thats very interesting. What I am looking for is something the size of 1/2 dollar which has a filament similar to a humidor that will fit into a machined recess in the lid so its flat and contiguous to the domed top of inside of the Baccy Flap. The idea is to provide a constant humidity to the tobacco without the risk of warping or cracking the wood if another source of moisture is used.
 

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Lifer
Jun 20, 2019
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@BROBS Thats very interesting. What I am looking for is something the size of 1/2 dollar which has a filament similar to a humidor that will fit into a machined recess in the lid so its flat and contiguous to the domed top of inside of the Baccy Flap. The idea is to provide a constant humidity to the tobacco without the risk of warping or cracking the wood if another source of moisture is used.
Does it really need a humidifier? I think I might rather have one that doesn't have one. Having said that, it sounds like you looking for something like this:
001-545-0011.9815.jpg I have some and they work rather well. Soak one and then toss into a jar with the dry tobacco. In a couple of days, you'll have rehydrated leaf.
 
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