Sealing a tower. Cuz Shilala made me

[dwoodward]

I'm not exactly a wood worker, but a part of me wonders if you could take some sand paper and sand down the silicone you just added once it hardens, so it's not so messy looking.

[sevans105]

Originally Posted by dwoodward

I'm not exactly a wood worker, but a part of me wonders if you could take some sand paper and sand down the silicone you just added once it hardens, so it's not so messy looking.

I thought a razor blade might work too.

[Zane]

Nice work!

[TJarv]

What kind of tower is that?

[sevans105]

Originally Posted by TJarv

What kind of tower is that?

Not exactly sure, as I bought it for 200 bucks on Craigslist. But this is pretty close. It has different shelving, but the structure is the same.

http://www.cigarsinternational.com/p...2000-DS&cat=10

[aich75013]

Originally Posted by TJarv

What kind of tower is that?

There's two types of a similar cabinet humidor.
One has drawers in the middle, one doesn't.
Cabinet Humidor w/o drawers
I have the version with drawers. I kinda did the same thing as Scott, although only on the glass and along the back.

[EricF]

I have the one without drawers and it holds RH just fine!

Originally Posted by aich75013

There's two types of a similar cabinet humidor.
One has drawers in the middle, one doesn't.
Cabinet Humidor w/o drawers
I have the version with drawers. I kinda did the same thing as Scott, although only on the glass and along the back.

[sevans105]

Originally Posted by EricF

I have the one without drawers and it holds RH just fine!

Lol...probably because you didn't buy it from a guy who had it sitting in his storage locker and have to transport it 2 hours in the back of a station wagon. That kind of stuff doesn't do great things for joints.

I love the size of it and the convenience of being able to see the ones I want and grab them. The angled shelves make it difficult to fit tons in there but I love the visual aspect of them.