Looking for stirplate with plastic box

[sakeyfour]

Can anyone point me to stir plates made with plastic boxes? I remember seeing one a while ago but can not find it by searching. I did find one made with extremely cheap tupperware, but the one I saw had a sturdier plastic box.

hope someone can help.

 

[payton34]

use the search function . my stirplate cheap and easy . i think that is the title

 

[atgunning]

Use a project box from Radio Shack. I recommend the 8x6, as it gives you more surface area for larger starters. In fact, I just used mine tonight for a starter for my Baltic Porter.

 

[jet35a]

Sticky: Project Locator

 

[Shackled]

http://www.radioshack.com/search/index.jsp?kwCatId=&kw=project box&origkw=project box&sr=1

Atgunning is spot on - use a project box from RS

I used a 6x4x2 for mine.

 

[Homercidal]

I've got about a dozen metal switch boxes from my IT department that I will be making into stirplates. Any particular reason your has to be plastic? Conductivity?? Ease of cutting?

At any rate, I second the RS project boxes. Or stroll around Wal-mart and see what look interesting to you.

 

[sakeyfour]

easier to cut work with. With a little silicone and a snap on lid will be spill (me) proof. The one I saw and am looking for used a tupperware type plastic box that looked a lot more sturdy than the disposable ones I saw when I was searching yesterday. It looked like the lid clamped on not just snap on.

 

[Shackled]

easier to cut work with. With a little silicone and a snap on lid will be spill (me) proof. The one I saw and am looking for used a tupperware type plastic box that looked a lot more sturdy than the disposable ones I saw when I was searching yesterday. It looked like the lid clamped on not just snap on.

Looking for something like this?
http://www.qvc.com/cgen/render.aspx?qp=class|4531