Thanks for the tips! I really need to get better about wearing my respirator around the Spanish cedar. I tend to overuse my domino, but I gotta justify the purchase somehow haha.

Hello, we are going to make a new Humidor and we don't have much information about it. Can we do this using nails and any wood glue or will these damage the cigars? We have 18mm thick cedar wood and we will not put extra cedar wood in it. We will cover the outside with 5mm mahogany leaves. Our aim is only to preserve the cigars at a very good level, we are not interested in aesthetic appearance. Could you please inform us about how we should do it?

Thanks for taking the time to watch!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thanks! I definitely messed a couple cuts before I came up with that lol.

Thank you!

Thank you very much for watching! Yeah, you can definitely tell the designer of the apron is a woodworker!

He only works with the absolute best!

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

Howdy! Kencraft is a great place. The whole family is so helpful. I learned allot from them.

Thank you! We are still learning the whole video recording thing. I will definitely make sure I do a better job at showcasing the projects though!

Yeah, it did seem to hold it just fine, I just have a hard time entrusting a project to a couple of pieces of painters tape.

Thanks for the heads up! I will definitely be looking into that. Any idea what species of mahagony?

No Problem! I haven't found any specifics on the species of mahogany. @@SpaltedStagStudio

@@SpaltedStagStudioperuvian or honduran

I've read the same about Spanish Cedar...Another alternative I've read about would be Sapele...

Thank you kindly! I normally make them for customers. I just did this one for the video, though. I really enjoy working one on one with clients to create custom pieces.

@@SpaltedStagStudio Cool! Where can I find your info to contact you? I’d like to get more info and see about getting one of these beauts on order.

I have a website with the same name as my channel or you can just email me justin@spaltedstagstudio.com

Lo siento, esto es a través de una aplicación de traducción. Es un humidificador. ¡Qué locura ver este vídeo visto desde tan lejos! ¡Gracias por ver!

jajaja You can speak in English, in South America, we get used to speak in another language. But i like speak en castellano. Éxitos hermano!

Thank you! I found them on Amazon.

I'm mostly doing it with a router plane. Super simple tool, but very accurate!

It's been a bit since I made the video, Im guessing you're talking about the what mark I used to mark on the walnut? If so that's actually a Pica Pencil. You can get a couple colors for it, including white. I'm definitely getting better at showing off the product or at least trying to. Thank you for watching!

@@SpaltedStagStudio Thanks!!

It took me more than a few ruined finishes to do so myself haha. I'm a very impatient person, so it's a work in progress.

@@SpaltedStagStudio the voice of experience must be listened to…..

It's a 24 flat tooth freud. I also have a CMT from Katz-Moses that works just as well. Generally low tooth count with large gullet is for ripping. It gives the saw dust plenty of room to be ejected. In this particular case, I use it for its flat teeth. Allot of blades have alternating points, which leave an uneven dado/rabbit. Flat teeth give you a much smoother finish. These two blades are very high quality. They last a long time and have thicker carbide teeth so when they do dull you can have them sharpened.

Thats my opinion, yes. I' have made a few of these, and all of them have held the moisture content very well so far.

Hahaha. I didn't see that! I feel like bookmatches are like ink blot tests. It's interesting to hear what people see in them.

The guage Hygrometer and the other piece is a humidifier. You can just add a couple of drop of water to it and increase the humidity a bit.

I get mine from a local hardwood dealer. I'd assume most would carry it. Thankfully, it's pretty light, and you don't need much of it, so if needed, I'm sure you can find it online.

@SpaltedStagStudio thanks, i am in UAE, and I tried Amazon, only thin lists and small pieces available.

I wish I could be more help, unfortunately I'm not familiar with other areas. I feel like ordering online is going to be very expensive. I'm privileged enough that most things are readily available at dealers near me.

@SpaltedStagStudio Thank you, dear Sir, and Merry Christmas to you. I have a lot of friends in the USA and Canada who can buy for me, if you have any adeess or contact that I can use, it will be greatly appreciated.

Merry Christmas to you as well! Sorry for the late reply. I personally use a place called Kencraft in Toledo, Ohio. I think your best bet would get ahold of your friends and have them check their local hardwood dealers. It's a fairly common species, so I would think most are gonna carry it or at least be able to order it for you.

I do! This particular piece was donated, but I do make custom pieces.

@@SpaltedStagStudio awesome, do you have like a site i can use to order?

They will all be custom-made. If you google Spalted Stag Studio, my website should pop up, and you can email me.

You can visit my site and shoot me a message. We can definitely discuss it!

You can email me justin@spaltedstagstudio.com