Why I call it the Hall of Shame?

Cuz it's a shame I have to part with my creations. But I've got a couple already, and my wife is on my back about keeping more. And since the individuals that received them are good people, I rest a little easier when I send them off now.

If you want to read up on any particular one, go to it and click on it. You'll get a bigger page of that particular creation, as well as some details on it.

So I'll shut up now( pictures speak for themselves). If you see something you like, either EMAIL me or use the Orders/Inquiries sheet to send any particulars on a humidor you have in mind to acquire. There's a space toward the bottom of the inquiry sheet for comments/questions, so ask away.

Also, this is an "idea" page, and by no means inclusive what what I've done or what's available to you. Always remember -- it's YOUR humidor. YOU TELL ME what you want, and I'll create it for you.

This page changes occasionally, so stop back in. And thanks for visiting.

Michael.

Carl's	Ray's	Heidi's
Shellie's	Tom's	Mike's
Lorenzin's	"Blondie's"	Al's
Chris's	The "Gift"	Doug's
Mine	Drew's	Jim's
Keyed lock with wooden escutcheon.	Carrying handle for desktop humidor.	Stop chain on the inside of the desktop model.

Yeow! How did this get in here? Did I ever say I built just humidors? I like building custom period furniture also, as in the example shown. This particular creation had to fit in a certain spot in a certain room. Regardless, certain proportions had to be maintained to preserve the integrity of that period's design. But I did it. It is made from quarter-sawn red oak, and has Carpathian Elm burl side panels and top panel. It has frosted and beveled glass doors(with touch latch). The lift-up top is a hidden storage compartment. My wife wouldn't speak to me for three days after I took this piece out of the house. But it could STILL be a humidor if I wanted it to be a humidor! Give you any ideas? Email me.

As I've said, it's all in the details...