Chugger Pump Shield?

[Pdaigle]

I was wondering if I can buy chugger pump shield/cover or if anyone has ideas on DIY?

Thank you all

 

[khannon]

Something so liquid doesn't drip into it accidentally? I used a small sheet of aluminum flashing, screwed one side down next to the pump, bent it up and over, leaving airspace so heat could escape, an called it a day.

 

[budaboff]

I took a steel mailbox ($14), removed the front lid and cut out the back for ventilation. Mounted to frame.

 

[dr_finklestein]

I used the Ikea flexible chopping boards. Super cheap, very durable, and really easy to work with. If you don't have an Ikea, I have seen these at TJ Maxx/Ross.

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30335898/

 

[d3track]

borderline embarrassed to admit it, but I use an old PBW container cut to slide over the pump housing. I drilled holes in the back (bottom of the container) for ventilation.

 

[Desert_Sky]

borderline embarrassed to admit it, but I use an old PBW container cut to slide over the pump housing. I drilled holes in the back (bottom of the container) for ventilation.

A little copper tape and it could be an accent piece

 

[Somegeek]

I used the Ikea flexible chopping boards. Super cheap, very durable, and really easy to work with. If you don't have an Ikea, I have seen these at TJ Maxx/Ross.

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30335898/

These are great for a multitude of uses. I used them as washers between two pieces of wood so they could pivot as well as a slider for another piece of wood with felt pads on them.

 

[Somegeek]

borderline embarrassed to admit it, but I use an old PBW container cut to slide over the pump housing. I drilled holes in the back (bottom of the container) for ventilation.

I've used a cut out gallon milk jug for a coffee bean funnel for seven years now. There's a lot of good materials that go in to our recycling bin.