The Tower Humidor

jonumberone · 10-19-2012, 09:27 PM

Mickey, I had the same exact model you posted.
While it served me well, I wish I would've skipped the step and went straight for the aristocrat.

I had very few issues with the tower, but I was always sinking money into it.
I started with the Hydra, then some beads,I added weatherstripping, then the fan kit for the hydra, then more beads.
I bought cedar singles trays, because I outgrew the draws.
Then I outgrew the trays and had Waxing moon build me a cabinet insert.
By the end, the door had come a little loose, and the screws would no longer tighten up.
I had it for less than 2 years.

While it was never a total disappointment, it was never perfect.
Like I said, it served me well, but an aristocrat is a whole other level.
And another thing, If you think you will never outgrow that tower, think again!

10-19-2012, 09:27 PM	#12
jonumberone Raw Dog Join Date: Jun 2010 First Name: Dom Location: Exit 8A Posts: 6,491 Trading: (62)	Re: The Tower Humidor Mickey, I had the same exact model you posted. While it served me well, I wish I would've skipped the step and went straight for the aristocrat. I had very few issues with the tower, but I was always sinking money into it. I started with the Hydra, then some beads,I added weatherstripping, then the fan kit for the hydra, then more beads. I bought cedar singles trays, because I outgrew the draws. Then I outgrew the trays and had Waxing moon build me a cabinet insert. By the end, the door had come a little loose, and the screws would no longer tighten up. I had it for less than 2 years. While it was never a total disappointment, it was never perfect. Like I said, it served me well, but an aristocrat is a whole other level. And another thing, If you think you will never outgrow that tower, think again! __________________ Sex junkie looking for a dealer Last edited by jonumberone; 10-19-2012 at 09:40 PM.