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Here's my Bird dog.....He's got a nasty bite.

Nope...that ain't me.

I wouldn't say the seals on my humidors are airtight but there is a slight "woosh" when closing the lid and the humidity is relatively easy to keep stable. I was just wondering if I was being too anal when fitting the lids to the boxes.

I've heard conflicting views on whether or not a humidor should be airtight or not. Some folks say the air needs to be "changed" once in a while anyway so a tight seal isn't necessary. I'm thinking that as long as the humidity can be kept stable, is doesn't really matter if air gets in and...

A peek at the inside of the bloodwood box. Everything is cedar including the removable tray.

This is my 1st humidor. The exterior is solid walnut and maple. The interior is lined with spanish cedar.

This one is solid Walnut with a glass top and a gloss ceramic bottom. The interior sides are lined with Spanish Cedar.

This one is solid Bloodwood,(s. America), with a 1/4" thick spanish cedar interior. The top is soft black leather.