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aka Little Pickle
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I say sell the chest, and use the proceeds to pick up a Vinotemp or Cooler, and go from there. |
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Back in the midwest!
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Sticks are in coolers right now.... works well enough I guess, just thought a cheap chest would be even cooler ![]()
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Postwhore
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why not buy a wooden chest big enough to fit a cooler in? That way you know your cigars are safe but yet you have a nice wooden chest in your livingroom instead of an ugly plastic cooler.
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The Homebrew Hammer
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+1 My wife has suggested that to me on a number of occasions. Her father is a great carpenter, I'm trying to get him to put something like that together for me, too.
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C A P S...CAPS CAPS CAPS!
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If you really like the cedar chest idea you could coat the interior of the chest in several coats of thick poly. Give the poly plenty of time to air out and then add your own spanish cedar to the interior. Probably would be a hassle sealing the thing up but it should lock out the unwanted smell of the red cedar.
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