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Aluminum pot with a 15 pound turkey frying away @ 327 degrees. 5th year running tradition for my family on Christmas Day. Merry Christmas, Paul!

Ok... Totally off topic, but... :)

15A circuit wired up... Now on to frying some turkeys!

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Cool. :)

Thanks (as usual), Kevin! 10# to 25A circuit breakers and 14# to EPO makes sense. For the neutral, I was thinking about running all of those connections in series, rather than having a terminal block for these. Not that I'm trying to save $5 at this point in the effort, but it seems like a...

Looking for some feedback here, after pondering the wiring diagram that P-J drew up for my panel. Here's what I'm planning to do: 1) Ground connections, all "home runs" to ground post on back of panel including 6# wire from my panel power 4-wire (also will wire ground post from panel door...

Ok... Just ordered a 300 micron basket for $30. Sounds like a very cool product.

Thanks! As others have said, it's a lot of work, but fun work.

I think I'm about $2800 all in so far. SWMBO will be happy to get the kitchen table back soon. Remaining is probably one or two more small trips to Radio Shack/Home Depot for CP small parts (including a small space heater for the garage... any recommendations?). There's a complete parts list...

Door, receptacles and heat sink installed. Next weekend will be backplate and wiring.

Ready for primer (once I remove the handles)

Punched all of the circle holes in the CP over the course of this past week.

Good point... that rubber seal is pretty thick! Going to tape the entire front of the panel and do a measured layout before I cut anything.

Loosely spaced out components on panel door. Will tape, measure and start drilling Saturday morning (or maybe Friday evening).

False bottom for MLT arrived, and so did all of the remaining guts and enclosure for the panel! UPS lost my CP part shipment for four days, so I lost this past weekend of build time. Guess I'll have to spend some additional time on this over the coming weekend to catch up. Christmas Day...

Subbed. I'm also shooting for my first e-brew day on this Christmas!

This looks really good. Bookmarking for my future hood build.

But that would be so simple! :o