Newbie starter kit

[Paulie2876]

image.jpg Just arrived today

[Simon G]

Nice!

Although, I would've got more Cubans

[Paulie2876]

thanks Simon, but just starting out and any advice or suggestions are always welcome

[PeeJay]

thanks Simon, but just starting out and any advice or suggestions are always welcome

For now Paulie don't buy enormous amounts of cigars or start laying down boxes. Contribute regularly and stick around until you get PMs and then you can take part in splits and trades and sharing of information.

[Johnny Thunder]

That is a great and varied start. Have fun and enjoy.

[Paulie2876]

Thanks peejay, my next purchase is a nice humidor. This is an empty box I had that I intend to use for another project, it's just somewhere to keep them away from my 5 year old at the moment.

[PeeJay]

New hum for my custom rolls

Get yourself one of these Paulie and save a few bob. This is a 12L Lock'n'lock from Amazon for ?16. It holds a lot of cigars and you just need to bung in a large Boveda pack.

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[RobBooth]

Good start Paulie. Have you got a Boveda pack or something to maintain humidity?

[sheppsea]

Nice start

Although I suspect there are two stick in there you won't be trying a second time

[Paulie2876]

Good start Paulie. Have you got a Boveda pack or something to maintain humidity?

I bought a small humidity thingy with oasis inside it and I have an analog hygrometer. I'm using deionised water with it. After reading some of the threads here a digital hygrometer seems to be the way to go, so I have ordered one for a couple of quid from eBay


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[Paulie2876]

Nice start

Although I suspect there are two stick in there you won't be trying a second time

There could possibly be more than two lol, I had the Arturo Fuentes today and it was a really nice smoke, burned wheel and held its ash well too.


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