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Use lot's of closet hangar cedar... Wicked good flavah.

But seriously, have you thought about a tupperadore? Much better air seals (if you get one with a gasket), larger capacity, easier to keep RH steady.

Lots of people like the Sistema containers. I use some 19Qt. tubs from the Container Store (https://www.containerstore.com/s/storage/plastic-bins-baskets/clear-weathertight-totes/12d?p=0&ps=62&productId=10026213).

Others here have converted large coolers... Do some searches in the threads here and you will find lot's of useful info.

Also, pick something small for storage. Everyone always thinks this is going to turn into some giant hobby/obsession and they buy giant containers, but that never really happens... You always end up with more storage than you need...

Even new ones I'd recommend washing just to be safe, but yeah, an airtight container is going to be less hassle than a wooden humidor.

Welcome to the forum.
Check out "Cigars 101 "@ Cigars International. Very informative.
Enjoy your stay.

Coolers or other quality, odorless plastic containers work well.
MOST wood humidors you see here and at other cigar sites, especially those with glass tops, in the 70-100 range, are crap.
You might get lucky and find a cheapie with a good seal, but that is the exception and not the rule.

Very few quality wood humidor makers around anymore.
One of the best, long since out of business, are humidors made by G Watts.
They are around (previously owned) here and there on the internet.

Dang, good idea!

I have a 1620 I never really use...