Tupperdor pics

[Jeffro600]

Im trying to get some ideas for a tupperdor im gonna make, but would like to see some pics of your guys' setup to get some better ideas. Anyone mind sharing a pic or two and maybe a few details?

 

[Peekay]

??? huh, Don't you just add a humi to tupperware? maybe a hygro

My advise is to go for square cake tupperdors, they hold about 50 sticks and I usually use mine as a quarantine chamber.

 

[Jeffro600]

Well ive heard of some lined with spanish cedar and just wanted to see how it was attatched, whats used for dividers...etc.

 

[Captain Leafheart]

I just used those thin Spanish cedar dividers from boxes and hot glued them to cover the entire interior including the underside of the lid.
If you go this route, make sure the glue doesn't impart any odor.
I have an analog hygrometer in there. I haven't needed to use a creedo yet.

 

[Shibumi]

i used industrial velcro. it allows me to take out the cedar and wash the plastic. oh, and no glue.

 

[Inthacup]

I have an analog hygrometer in there. I haven't needed to use a creedo yet.

LOL

 

[Rob_k]

in my over flow tupperdor, i just broke up a cigar box and placed it on the bottom and on the sides...put some beads in an old pantyhose and had been at 65% and 68 degrees ever since.

 

[thepyrofish]

I had no old boxes, and the mean lady at the store wouldn't give me one (I offered to pay ) So I went to a specialty plywood store and bought a little piece for $1.95. Fit real nice once I cut it down.

 

[Captain Leafheart]

I have an analog hygrometer in there. I haven't needed to use a creedo yet.

LOL

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Obviously, analog hygros are inacurate. I check it alongside a digital one every once in a while and have noted the difference between the two.
I have just added a small creedo charged with 50/50.
I hope that now meets with Inthacup's standards. :thumbs: