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Old 12-31-2007, 01:50 PM   #1
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When making a coolador are you lining there inside with spanish cedar ? If so where can you purchase the wood ?
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Re: Kiln Dried Spanish Cedar

I store stogies in cedar cigars boxes in the coolerdor.. That seems to work well for me. I've got enough boxes in there to help maintain the humidity.
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Re: Kiln Dried Spanish Cedar

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I store stogies in cedar cigars boxes in the coolerdor.. That seems to work well for me. I've got enough boxes in there to help maintain the humidity.

I just started making my coolerdor Friday.
I ordered 6 16.25" x 3" x 3/8" cedar for shelves.
The shelf area is 12"deep x 16.25" wide.
I ordered 3" width boards, 3 for each shelf position for a total of 9" depth.
This way I'll have an inch air gap between each piece to allow air flow.

That is all the cedar I'll put in besides boxes.
I went with spanish cedar shelves for the aging properties that many say it provides.

I'll post pics when in my 'My New Addition' thread as it progresses.

I hope this helps. PM me with questions.
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Re: Kiln Dried Spanish Cedar

I bought kiln dried spanish cedar from internetlumber.com when I made my coolador.
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I bought kiln dried spanish cedar from internetlumber.com when I made my coolador.
Oh yeah, I got mine from www.rockler.com (Rockler Woodworking).
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Re: Kiln Dried Spanish Cedar

Here's another good source for Spanish Cedar.
http://www.woodcraft.com/family.aspx?familyid=680
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Re: Kiln Dried Spanish Cedar

Here is my choice when I made my coolidor.

http://www.thewoodbox.com/exoticwoods/spanish-cedar.htm

Hope that helps!

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When making a coolador are you lining there inside with spanish cedar ? If so where can you purchase the wood ?

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I store stogies in cedar cigars boxes in the coolerdor.. That seems to work well for me. I've got enough boxes in there to help maintain the humidity.
I place my cigars in trays from my retired humidor and in ceder cigar boxes. This has worked very well for me up to this point.
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Here's another good source for Spanish Cedar.
http://www.woodcraft.com/family.aspx?familyid=680
they have a place here locally and they even cut the wood for me when i did my wine fridge. pretty cheap also considering what all they did.
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Re: Kiln Dried Spanish Cedar

I generaly keep my cigars in their cigar boxes and the boxes provide all the cedar I need in there to maintain flavor and humidity.

If however you're planning on using shelves in your cooler then it might be a good idea. Even then, the shelves are providing just about all the cedar you will most likely need.

It's a personal choice so if it makes you happy to line the cooler with spanish cedar than go for it but as I said, you don't REALLY need it to create optimum conditions.
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I store stogies in cedar cigars boxes in the coolerdor.. That seems to work well for me. I've got enough boxes in there to help maintain the humidity.
That brings me to a question--are the cigar boxes made of regular cedar? or spanish cedar? In particular the padron boxes and AF, those are the ones I'm using in my cooler. PS, thanks to all the guys posting links to places of getting spanish cedar--eventually wanting to make a humi.
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That brings me to a question--are the cigar boxes made of regular cedar? or spanish cedar? In particular the padron boxes and AF, those are the ones I'm using in my cooler. PS, thanks to all the guys posting links to places of getting spanish cedar--eventually wanting to make a humi.
They are Spanish Cedar(Mahogany). Regular(Aromatic) Cedar would be wicked bad for cigars.
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Re: Kiln Dried Spanish Cedar

Sorry to hijack this thread but does any one know if Spanish Cedar goes by any other name in the lumber industry? I'm having significant trouble locating spanish cedar locally since no one here has ever heard of it. I live in Pakistan so going to one of the many websites offering it is an extremely expensive option for me.
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Sorry to hijack this thread but does any one know if Spanish Cedar goes by any other name in the lumber industry? I'm having significant trouble locating spanish cedar locally since no one here has ever heard of it. I live in Pakistan so going to one of the many websites offering it is an extremely expensive option for me.

Check out this LINK.

The last section has what you may be looking for.
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Re: Kiln Dried Spanish Cedar

Glad I stumbled on to this thread thanx for listing where you are getting the Spanish cedar from
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