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    Hello, I'v been browesing this forum for a couple weeks- looks like a place with some intesting people and decent information. A little information about myself: I'm from texas, and am a trades man - do anything from mechanics to industrial applications, sort of a jack of all trades. I offen smoke atleast one cigar a day and have built both of my humidors, a small desktop that holds around 30 and a large chest that holds around 50 boxes. I also enjoy a variaty of cigars from mild to heavy bodied.

    As a side note, I do a little graphics design work and the image in my signature will probably change on the weekly basis - some of the other forums that I activly post in I am somewhat known for my unusual signatures.

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    Welcome to the Forum!

    By the way, please post pictures of your humidors when you get a chance. I collect humidors as well as cigars and am always interested in some home grown craftsmanship.
    "I Smoke in Moderation.... Just One Cigar at a Time." Mark Twain

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    where in tx? i am from houston but am at college in austin right now at UT.

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    I agree with Island Epicurean, I'd also like to see some pics of your work!!


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    Northeast- about ten mintues from Lousianna and Arkansas border. I'v noticed several members from texas on here. I'll try to get some pictures up soon.

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    welcome to the board!
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    Welcome to the booard
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    ok BOARD
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    Welcome to the board, nice graphics work! Didn't know tradesmen played with illustrator and photoshop Now, if you tell me you do architecture and read literature and speak 5 languages I will declare you THEE renaissance man of this board! Honestly, that's awesome bro, keep up the good work!

    And I'd love to see a pic of your chest , but you don't have to take a picture with all the goodies showing, I'd just like to see a chest that holds that many boxes. And also, did you build the chest yourself?
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    As someone else said, where in Texas? I am from Fort Bend County - Stafford, just SW of Houston.
    There's only two kinds of cigars, the kind you like and the kind you don't.

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    Hi, welcome a Board
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    I live in a small town south of Texarkana (if you know where thats at).

    Its funny you mention the architecture thing, I'm accually debating going back to school to get a degree in architecture. But I only speak english - and I dont even do that good.

    Yes, I did build the chest, it matches the desktop one - both done with kinda a art deco feel to them, I was bored by the tradional boxes that humidors usually are. I'll try to get pictures of both up within the next few weeks, I still just use a real (film) camera so I have to get stuff developed then scan it and such.


    I also appologize if I put this in the wrong spot, Probably would have been more suitable in another subforum but I didnt notice it till after I had done started it.

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    I hope someday I can get someone to train me on woodworking. I would love to build chests, cabinets and humidors for a side job.
    There's only two kinds of cigars, the kind you like and the kind you don't.

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    I have the highest respect for cabnet makers, people that do it for a living have tremendus skill. Wood working in general isnt hard though, just cut twice and measure once (or some gibberish like that). Most of the stuff I do isnt your average square box type stuff.. so percision isnt of the highest importance to me as much as the over all finished product.

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    Welcome to CIgarSmokers.com from New Jersey.

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    Hi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber
    Hello, I'v been browesing this forum for a couple weeks- looks like a place with some intesting people and decent information. A little information about myself: I'm from texas, and am a trades man - do anything from mechanics to industrial applications, sort of a jack of all trades. I offen smoke atleast one cigar a day and have built both of my humidors, a small desktop that holds around 30 and a large chest that holds around 50 boxes. I also enjoy a variaty of cigars from mild to heavy bodied.

    As a side note, I do a little graphics design work and the image in my signature will probably change on the weekly basis - some of the other forums that I activly post in I am somewhat known for my unusual signatures.

    It may be just me but I'm not quite sure I understand your "I want to give up before I die" signature. What is that about?

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    Just the state of mind I was in when I did it. For all who wanted to see my humidors I should have some pictures up today of the desktop, had a few extra pictures left on some film I needed to get developed for court so I took a few of it.

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