jwwbrennan
Well-Known Member
I would like to build an insulated wooden cabinet for a couple of cornys with chest-type access under a hinged counter top. It will be sitting on a floor that goes from ~45-55F seasonally. Can anyone recommend a source for electromechanical parts of a fridge that would not result in having to discard much of a complete unit? I am hoping to build a unit capable of maintaining ~40F degrees. Using a collection of new replacement parts seems an expensive and iffy proposition. Units available locally on Kijiji and other sites are only marginally cheaper than new models and would require a truck rental due to cabinet size.
I am also wondering if the 5-15F difference could be maintained reasonably by exchanging ice packs between a freezer and the cooler. It's not like I would forget to go the tap area regularly.
I am also wondering if the 5-15F difference could be maintained reasonably by exchanging ice packs between a freezer and the cooler. It's not like I would forget to go the tap area regularly.