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Lock on my humidor broke
#1
A pin in the locking mechanism broke on the lock. Any ideas where I can purchase a new lock? I think it is a full mortise lock. Don't want to spend too much, could probably buy a new humidor for some of the prices that are out there.
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#2
who made the humidor? have you tried calling them? is it a lifetime warranty kind of thing?
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#3
Why do you need a lock? I have no idea where all the keys are for my 11 or so humidors...

have you checked home depot?
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(12-14-2009, 02:05 PM)Skipper the cigar aFISHinodo Wrote: Why do you need a lock? I have no idea where all the keys are for my 11 or so humidors...

have you checked home depot?

It seems to keep a tighter seal. It has a good fit now (can't slip a dollar through it) , but it just secures it a little bit more.
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#5
what kind of humidor is it? cabinet style or desktop? i had a problem with the seal at the top of my antietam a few years ago, and a hinge type thing was recommended. you can see it in this thread

http://www.stogiechat.com/forum/thread-1...ietam+seal

would something like that be practical? maybe an easier and less expensive fix than replacing a lock, if keeping people out isn't your concern.
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(12-14-2009, 05:10 PM)scott81425 Wrote: what kind of humidor is it? cabinet style or desktop? i had a problem with the seal at the top of my antietam a few years ago, and a hinge type thing was recommended. you can see it in this thread

http://www.stogiechat.com/forum/thread-1...ietam+seal

would something like that be practical? maybe an easier and less expensive fix than replacing a lock, if keeping people out isn't your concern.

Its a desk top, thanks for the idea though.
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#7
If you need extra pull to improve the seal (does it really need to be that tight?) Try adding a magnetic clasp. My cabinet humidors have up to 3 of these on the doors and they pull it pretty tight. Cost around $4 each. No key necessary. A desktop should need only 1.
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#8
A woodworking/cabinetmaking supplies company should have one for you.

~Boar
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#9
How big is your humidor? It may actually be cheaper to buy a new one Smile also, what type of humidor? I'll rummage through our warehouse and see if I can't find a lock on a broken item or something and mail it to you.
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(12-15-2009, 11:22 AM)CheapHumidorsDotCom Wrote: How big is your humidor? It may actually be cheaper to buy a new one Smile also, what type of humidor? I'll rummage through our warehouse and see if I can't find a lock on a broken item or something and mail it to you.

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