I may look at this humidor today, little help?

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Originally Posted by shilala

I guess my point was that for the money, I'd expect a hand-made product. I guess it is, to a point, but a "made in usa humidor" brings visions of an all hand-made, hand rubbed piece of art to my mind. Not so much a computer cut, hand put-together item.

Bingo.

Originally Posted by shilala

As a craftsman, my feelings on mdf, despite the numbers in it's favor, is that it isn't wood. It's artificial wood. I know it has it's place, it makes items affordable. It still doesn't mean I have to like it or use it.

That is somewhat how I feel too Scott. I'm well aware that MDF might be better, but I simply don't want it, and not at those prices, especially when I can have one built locally out of real wood. I get what I want, I save the shipping and I don't have to go though a middleman/vendor, which saves me quite a bit.