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i just used a large washer and never have issues

seems too small to properly cool a large chamber

are the materials food safe/high temperature tolerant?

why the hose and hose barbs as opposed to a SS nipple in each location?

i freehanded with a sawzall and used the lip of the keg as my guide.

isnt the point of the toolbox to separate the "wet" parts of the pump from the "electrical" parts of the pump? aka head on outside, motor on inside? if something leaks here, all that water just pools in an out of sight, closed tool box until...."POP"

i had to do the same for my pump tool box. Now that i moved the pump onto the stand with an enclosure, i couldnt find the old shorter screws. Luckily the longer ones didnt see to bump into anything internally.

wow impressive build.

you could do this like teh BBQ guys do their smokers...treat it like cast iron, lightly coat in oil before and after use.

Looks great man. I just renewed my season tickets yesterday. What's the good word?!?

I agree, this might be worth more than you think.

lucky man, ive wanted a root cellar for quite some time.

i use a 14.4v cordless dewalt on a 2 roll cranknstein. Been using this set up for years. I do use an entire battery charge though for a 10 gallon high gravity batch.

looks good. Mine is made from cutting some metal from a computer case. I painted mine flat black and it looks great.

nice to see another local GA brewer

my guess is C since he is also using liters.

congrats! good job on this project. any pics of the finished product on a stand?

No, you have to mount it in something. a stand of some sort to hold the pot abiove the burner.

corded, my cordless one lasted about 1 year before dieing.

i didnt listen to the audio b/c im at work, but whats the advantange to waxing? Less oxygen and evaporation through the wood? When my oak barrel started to leak (from being empty) I just added water and let it sit for a day for the wood to swell. No more leaks.