Tupperware containers make great temporary humid orbs. Or - ammo cans lined with cedar.
Good luck!
Tupperware containers make great temporary humid orbs. Or - ammo cans lined with cedar.
Good luck!
Pelican case.![]()
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I am in deployed right now too, and what I set up was a 25mm ammo can, and I got a few cedar cigar boxes off line and broke them down and put the pieces on the bottom, and took the tops off the others and am using them as trays, and threw a couple of Boveda 72% humidpacks in along with a digital hygrometer. its holding at a 70 - 75% humidity. Works for me! Just make sure to let the can air out a while, mine smelled like gun powder for a few days at first.
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The older I get ,the better I was
Can't beat the seal on an ammo can!![]()
It matters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll.
I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul.
***William Ernest Henley***
It matters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll.
I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul.
***William Ernest Henley***
Hopefully it wont take that long, but i'll post pics eventually. I kinda am eager to show it off, it IS pretty cool... But when I first did it I thought I had come up with something awesome and unique, then I googled it... Turns out its not that uncommon at all for people to make ammo cans into humidors ha. But its still cool non the less, and very cheap and easy if you are in the militaryThe only thing I paid for was a hygrometer and boveda packs
Oh, and the cigar boxes I used to line it with and use as trays. Total expense of, oh... $35 maybe?
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