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09-21-2012, 11:34 AM
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Has anyone here built a Wineador using a NewAir AW-280E, or a similar wine chiller cabinet?
If so did you add ceder trays? Or did you have Forrest from
http://wineadors.com/ build you drawers? (He does amazing work, I have seen many photos).
ANYWAY, please post pics, tell us what you did, how, when, why...ect
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I have two wineadors, one has drawers the other is just cedar lined. There are pictures in the humidor P0RN thread.
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I have a wineador. I lined it with cedar and left the existing racks inside. I just stack the boxes on the wire racks.
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wtfdic I will look for it.
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Those are nice. No wineador for me.
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Yes it is, I believe in the humidor P0RN section.
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I've got a wineador.. Edgestar. Unfortunately, the cooling unit stopped working recently. Luckily I don't NEED it where I live. I am thinking about making a stop at Rockler and lining it with spanish cedar. Works great, but I'm pretty low on smokes right now, so I don't really NEED the wine a dor right now.. Trying to build up my collection again though.
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Where is this section?
I see "Cigar Accessories" then searched for a "humidor P0RN" thread.
(09-21-2012, 07:55 PM) Benfishin1 Wrote:
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(09-23-2012, 01:32 AM) Ari Wrote: (09-21-2012, 07:55 PM) Benfishin1 Wrote: http://www.stogiechat.com/forum/Thread-H...Pic-s-Only
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