Daniel Marshall Signature Series Review | halfwheel

If you want a cigar humidor that is made in the U.S.A., there aren't many options. At the top of that list is Daniel Marshall, the California-based humidor maker that has been around since 1982. The Daniel Marshall Signature Series is the company's main line of luxury humidors that uses exotic woods on the outside and untreated Spanish cedar in the interior.
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[@jakeizlove]

Been wanting one for years... finally took the plunge today.

[@M60gunner1971]

Two years later what say you?

[@jakeizlove]

@@M60gunner1971 Still an awesome humidor. Am considering a second DM next year.

[@M60gunner1971]

@@jakeizlove sweet

[@naf4361]

I have the DM Treasure Chest. Absolutely stunning and amazing. The hygrometer I got on mine was dead on, it's right at 69% with Boveda 69 packs, my xikar temp unit is +2% sitting at 71%. My next purchase will be an Adorini Santiago Deluxe.

[@mrcat3493]

I bought two from the Private Stock sale on Daniel Marshall’s site. I love them, they are beautiful and work great.

[@Stripping_Bolts]

Once they're seasoned, they're good to go? DM humidors do not need to be seasoned, they're ready to go right away.

[@jmsamborski]

What is the direct fit hydrometer you’ve switched to?

[@anthonycecala5678]

@halfwheel- I have a few DM humidors, and I agree the humidity holder is terrible- is there anyway to remove it? cutting it? glue remover? SOMETHING LOL - You should do a video on how to remove it.

[@Halfwheel]

I have zero woodworking skills, which I imagine is what would be needed to solve this issue. - CM.

[@samhuffman3688]

In two videos I've heard you mention conditioning the humidor. Do you have a video on that?

[@blueridgeocean]

The humidity box where the green foam is should be magnetic... and replace the green foam with those humidity bead things. I use boveda packs, but looking through the lenses of daniel marshall, a manufacturer of humidors, it makes sense. It means he is willing to push the company to newer standards but hey, im just a smoker and he knows more about these things than any of us im sure. So if he wants to cut costs by using green foam then so what...

[@acac4348]

If the green foam is not great, why is included on this 800+ dollar humidor and even Eli Blue ones that cost thousands?

[@zenos.5315]

What makes Daniel Marshall humidors so expensive???? Makes me think a humidifier for $100 is pure junk.

[@matteocattani629]

Charlie - have you ever done a review on any of the Gentile humidors?

[@blueridgeocean]

The lock is good to keep guests out

[@TreySubieR6]

These humidors are like Harley Davidsons..... you pay for a name that is riding on the coat tails of the greatness they once had. Now they're produced in numbers so high that they can't keep the quality in line. The shelf is sloppy, the wood grain on the outside is a veneer on the surface of spanish cedar and not at all that specific solid hardwood. they have to put so much finish on them just to make sure the veneer lasts. im not a fan of them. There are plenty of craftsmen out there that make solid hardwood humidors with highly detailed dovetail joinery and better hinges and latches even.

[@Aaron83W]

Can you recommend any? I wanted to buy a Daniel marshal humidor but I’m not a fan.