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I'd bet he's a farmer. Dude's probably herding cattle on that thing in the daytime...

Why? Is that a MD thing? I've got 65% beads. The top of the vino is 64, bottom is 66-67. All lanceros go up top, along with whatever singles I think are overfilled (or chance of being plugged). Generally try to keep larger RG, Fuentes, and Illusione at the bottom. Still, every cigar is...

Generally, this is just hard to do... A smaller ring gauge makes it easier, as does a torp or perfecto. Ashton half coronas are just about perfect. As for the wind, try it first in your car with the windows down on the highway.

This would work if we were talking about dry/soggy cigars. Instead, think more like a dry-aged steak that you're paying $$$ for is really just old as fook. :D You, not an expert in the area, take the owners word that it's been properly dry-aged and that brown, fuzzy color is...

I've always wondered how any kind of retailer can get away with selling mold on a consumable product? ??? These shops are pushing guys to smoke mold...'for 20 years'! :laugh: But i guess at fault is the uninformed consumer (due diligence)? 5 minutes of research...FTMFW! Anejos never keep...

Ok, so I had to Google the whole "move the upper jaw forward" surgery... Youtube vid for reference Dry socket tickles...

Finally!! A Gurkha lancero!!! VSG short robo - titties! :thumbs: BGM discont. - not titties... :angry: Good to see PJ is keeping plenty of you busy this year. :p

One tastes of Honduran tobacco, the other has more of that Nicaraguan profile. Which do you like better? I'd go with that one since your buying a bundle. *feeds some more

Try using the search function @ CigarPass for your cigar information needs! Youtube may not be your best source... ;)

He said his tobacco is blended with a Seco and Lijero. Never said what goes into his cigars...

^^^How is this not asking for verification? ^^^Sounds like you got what you wanted. :thumbs:

If you ever go to Ft. Baxter, swing by the motor pool and say 'Hi' to Sarge for me...

So sorry for your loss, Andy. Doing what you love, in your favorite place, with your favorite people...that's a rough way to go. ^inadvertent pun

That's how I was picturing it. And my advice still stands...small bags of beads dispersed throughout each drawer. Humidity falls; it's much easier to humidify from the top than to force humidity up. If you're still looking at going with an active humidifier, I think BBS has it pegged...active...

Is the top section all drawers? If so, I imagine airflow might be an issue. I think you're right in adding fans behind them. But, each of those drawers is trying to act like a mini-humi (it's own environment). Instead of trying to control one large cabinet, think of it like several smaller...

I used rope caulk...the green box weatherstripping stuff. Dental wax (unscented) will work, too. Silicone scares me...way too unforgiving to apply. Give it a day to sit open and out-gas. While I had the humi empty I gave the sides a light sanding; not necessary but in my mind it seemed...