markmarksman
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I'm looking at putting together a few custom humis for myself and a few friends and am having a hard time finding Spanish Cedar. Is there another name for it or is there another type of wood I can use as a lining?
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Spanish Cedar?
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sanchopanza
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MandyPi
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Don't know if they deliver, but you might want to try here: Shell Lumber
They have tons of Sp.Cedar.
They have tons of Sp.Cedar.
stepthirteen
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It escapes me now and I will search to try and find it, but someone mentioned a certain kind of mahogany that would work as well does anyone remember that? I may be crazy, but I was sure it was mentioned.
JIm
JIm
smellysell
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Luan
stepthirteen
Either get busy living, or get busy dying
Luan! Yes that was it!! Thanks Justin!!
Jim
Jim
NiteSeer
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google Spanish Cedar lumber. You should come up with some results.
Kiln Dried Spanish Cedar. I believe "Spanish Cedar" is related to, or actually is a type of Mahogany.
It is important that you get Kiln Dried. You do not want that "stuff" sapping out on your cigars.
I frequently look at humidors on ebay. I've seen several DIY humidors/conversions/etc. where is is apparent that the hobbyist did not use Kiln Dried Wood. You'll see the sap stains all over the wood.
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It is important that you get Kiln Dried. You do not want that "stuff" sapping out on your cigars.
I frequently look at humidors on ebay. I've seen several DIY humidors/conversions/etc. where is is apparent that the hobbyist did not use Kiln Dried Wood. You'll see the sap stains all over the wood.
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