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    Another humidor for an old friend

    Actually she probably wouldn't like the term "old" but we use to date in the 80's in high school. She wanted a gift for her husband for their 5th anniversary the "wood" anniversary so she found me on FB. It's mad of Bubinga & Amboyna Burl. Please enjoy.
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    Last edited by Bill Wyko; 05-30-2014 at 3:42 PM.
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    Bill, that's beautiful!

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    Beautiful work as usual Bill.

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    Thanks guys, after this I plan on doing more turning though. I really miss my lathe. I'm in the middle of moving so 1/2 my shop is at one house & 1/2 at the other.
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    Really fine work. My robustos would love to reside in there.

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    Holy Moly ! That's some corner detail. The whole thing is grandiose and suave .. a real jewel.

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    You are so freakin' talented that I feel blessed just to look at the pictures. Top notch job, very inspiring work. Thanks for posting

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    Outstanding work!

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    Really nice Bill, your craftsmanship is to be admired !! More pics !!!!!!!!!

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    Stunning! Is there a way to humidify the cigars, and a humidistat?

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    Thanks everyone. I'll try to dig up more pics. These take an enormous amount of time to build & with my move, I probably won't have another one done for a while.
    When I ship it, I send a humidifier and a digital hydrometer. The analog ones with a dial are very inaccurate. Look nice but almost worthless.
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    That's pretty awesome. It is gorgeous! Nice finish, great wood and flawlessly done.

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    That is so gorgeous I almost wished I smoked cigars!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Wyko View Post
    Actually she probably wouldn't like the term "old" but we use to date in the 80's in high school. She wanted a gift for her husband for their 5th anniversary the "wood" anniversary so she found me on FB. It's mad of Bubinga & Amboyna Burl. Please enjoy.
    Beautiful as always, Bill. How to you attach the lattice bottom to the tray sides?

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    Absolutely beautiful. You have a wonderful talent for fine craftsmanship.

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