For the crafty type.

[sherlock]

I am going to attempt to make my own humidor and I stumbled across these plans and thought some of you may like to see it. I am not going to make this exactly as it shows but it is a good guide. If I ever finish with school, a baby and all I will post pics. Happy building. :puffpipe:
http://www.finewoodworking.com/PlansAndProjects/PlansAndProjectsArticle.aspx?id=32285

 

[bubbadreier]

Are you going to store your cigars in it? or pipe tobacco?

 

[sherlock]

I like to store open tinned pipe tobacco in humidors.I tend to smoke a lot of different kinds of tobacco at a time and humidors help ,e to keep them optimal in my dry Colorado air. I find the humidity needs to be slightly less, but it works really well for me. Plus it looks good on my desk. I smoke an occasional cigar, but I am really a pipe man. :puffpipe:

 

[hobie1dog]

nice looking box.. my local B&M sells their wooden cigar boxes for $3.00. Some of them are really nice looking too.

 

[schmitzbitz]

I like to store open tinned pipe tobacco in humidors.I tend to smoke a lot of different kinds of tobacco at a time and humidors help ,e to keep them optimal in my dry Colorado air. I find the humidity needs to be slightly less, but it works really well for me. Plus it looks good on my desk. I smoke an occasional cigar, but I am really a pipe man. [:puffpipe:]

Mason Jars will become your best friend in the mean time, methinks.

 

[sherlock]

Well, I already have three humidors in the mean time, I just think I need a bigger one for more tobacco. I guess I should say I also keep bulk tobacco in jar. Just thought some people might like the info.