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Keep it open and dry it out. Then start again. It is probably ok.

Man, I was thinking, with the weather change, you were going to smoke a big one, hehehe.

I am going to allow for expansion. I've worked with wood along for a long time and it should be fine.

Yup, every time I finish a phase I will post some pictures.

Have fun! This is a great hobby!

Post pics? What's that my friend?

The worlds best hot dog is at Pinkys in LA!!

Good luck and scout the place early because it show initiative.

I am making my first humidor and I want to share the the initial phase with the BOTL. Usually, when I make furniture I like to mill the wood myself. That way from the outset I have total control of the wood. In the following picture, I started out with some rough 4/4 walnut that I have been...

Again Guys, thanks for your participation. Thats what this hobby is all about. I got my heartfelt beads yesterday and I am ready to put them to work.

Ah, I love a historian.

Whats up with that Dude? I mean he is a multi-milioner!

Thanks for the Info.

If I want to upload some pictures to the forum, how do it do it? I mean what is the procedure?

Good job of taking photos! They look dry to me.

I love the Bunn! It tales less then 5 minutes to make a perfect cup of coffee.

Thanks for your help all! I appreciate it.

After reading the forums and giving it some thought, I purchased a large 70% rh Heartfelt Aluminum humidifier from Heartfelt industries, but I need some clarification: I read that when one fills this particular humidifier ,with distilled water, you only saturate 75 % of the beads. Is that...

GL, I'm in the process of making a humidor out of walnut, zebra, and Spanish Cedar. We will have to trade pictures and ideas.