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  1. So when I came back from Havana last November I filled my second cooler to the top....I was stuck without any extra place to store cigars. Now, I live in an apartment and space is limited. The logic thing would have been to buy another or a larger cooler but let's face it they are not the prettiest thing to have in your living room. After searching around the interwebs, I decided to convert the "steam" trunk I already had in my living room. First let me say thank you to Eve for letting me use the living as a workshop during xmas I do not own any power tool so everything was cut and sanded by hand.... Material costs: Trunk Free (although they sell for about 50-100$ in antique shops) Spanish cedar 150$ (4 packs of cedar planks) Caulking and aquarium sealer 12$ 2 bottles of wood glue 16$ C Clamps 26$ Seal 30$ Total time: Muchhhhh longer than planned. *Note, I tried to get the planks done by the wood store but the only had super thick planks which would have put my Spanish Cedar costs to 350$ *Note 2, I use beads in there and it has been pretty solid between 64-65%. I am not a humidity buff but after many seasoning sessions and seal correction it seems good to go! Original Intact interior After ripping the first layer... indutrial strenght super glued cardboard Lots of scrapping Sealed cracks, holes and nails Gluing wood piece by piece Finished product And yes...I already need another one lol... I will probably do another in the summer but BIGGER! cheers

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