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  • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

    cdavis yes, it’s a coolbot setup. It works great for me. Gets beef quarters below 40*f in less than 24 hrs. The cooler is about 7’x7’ inside, with 6" of foam insulation.

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    Deepwoodsbutcher One can only dream to have that type of space. Way to go.

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      cdavis said in Home meat processing shop:

      Deepwoodsbutcher I really want to build a cooler. Seeing yours makes me want one even more. Thanks for sharing your venture. Can’t wait to see it with a beef in there.

      Here’s one I did before the panels were in
      IMG_20200801_210220_320.jpg

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      Deepwoodsbutcher awesome I like your hanging racks. Thanks

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        Deepwoodsbutcher One can only dream to have that type of space. Way to go.

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        zbigjeff thanks. It is above and beyond what I had hoped for. My husband definitely has the mindset that if your going to do it, do it right. I’m really happy with the results.

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          Deepwoodsbutcher awesome I like your hanging racks. Thanks

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          cdavis said in Home meat processing shop:

          Deepwoodsbutcher awesome I like your hanging racks. Thanks

          Thank you. We built beam pockets into the wall and found these heavy duty pipes to use as railing. It works well.

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          • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

            zbigjeff thanks. It is above and beyond what I had hoped for. My husband definitely has the mindset that if your going to do it, do it right. I’m really happy with the results.

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            Deepwoodsbutcher When it’s 99% done, I would be standing there smiling widely. I know you will also.

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            • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

              A little bit of progress on the shop today. Hit a few snags recently, but we are back on track. I have a beef scheduled for next weekend so we are trying to wrap up the cooler. I think it looks pretty good so far.
              Screenshot_20220703-220345_Gallery.jpg

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              Deepwoodsbutcher Nice job, it is getting close.

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                Deepwoodsbutcher When it’s 99% done, I would be standing there smiling widely. I know you will also.

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                zbigjeff Absolutely! I can hardly wait.

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                • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

                  cdavis said in Home meat processing shop:

                  Deepwoodsbutcher I really want to build a cooler. Seeing yours makes me want one even more. Thanks for sharing your venture. Can’t wait to see it with a beef in there.

                  Here’s one I did before the panels were in
                  IMG_20200801_210220_320.jpg

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                  Deepwoodsbutcher I am impressed. You are able to get enough cooling & freezing with just the window A/C? I need to learn more about all that.

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                    Deepwoodsbutcher I am impressed. You are able to get enough cooling & freezing with just the window A/C? I need to learn more about all that.

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                    calldoctoday it does not freeze, but will easily keep my cooler around 36*f. There’s a lot of videos and information on the how the coolbot works. It basically acts as a thermostat that overrides the one in the a/c. It also has a defroster to keep it from icing up. These things are great as long as you don’t cheap out on the insulation.

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                    • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

                      calldoctoday it does not freeze, but will easily keep my cooler around 36*f. There’s a lot of videos and information on the how the coolbot works. It basically acts as a thermostat that overrides the one in the a/c. It also has a defroster to keep it from icing up. These things are great as long as you don’t cheap out on the insulation.

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                      Deepwoodsbutcher Thank you, I really appreciate that. I have been thinking of building a processing house for years & that might help, although I would like a freezer section too perhaps. I would probably consider a typical exterior finish to stay in context with the house, lots of air circulation, plenty of Styrofoam type insulation, probably epoxy painted concrete slab on grade for the floor, & RFPs (Marlite) for the wall & ceiling finishes. Then though I wonder if after all that, I would just be better trying to find a good used walk in that someone is moving out. I have heard there are good deals to be found out there if you are patient & ready. Thanks again, I really appreciate it.

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                        Deepwoodsbutcher Thank you, I really appreciate that. I have been thinking of building a processing house for years & that might help, although I would like a freezer section too perhaps. I would probably consider a typical exterior finish to stay in context with the house, lots of air circulation, plenty of Styrofoam type insulation, probably epoxy painted concrete slab on grade for the floor, & RFPs (Marlite) for the wall & ceiling finishes. Then though I wonder if after all that, I would just be better trying to find a good used walk in that someone is moving out. I have heard there are good deals to be found out there if you are patient & ready. Thanks again, I really appreciate it.

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                        calldoctoday yeah, you can find pretty good deals on walk-in coolers. Because of our township, we can’t have another out building because we have a garage. So we built custom on the trailer. It was a work around. We would have probably have put up a prefab cooler inside the garage, but the in-laws had it full of their stuff.

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                        • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

                          calldoctoday yeah, you can find pretty good deals on walk-in coolers. Because of our township, we can’t have another out building because we have a garage. So we built custom on the trailer. It was a work around. We would have probably have put up a prefab cooler inside the garage, but the in-laws had it full of their stuff.

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                          Deepwoodsbutcher I understand.

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                          • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

                            calldoctoday yeah, you can find pretty good deals on walk-in coolers. Because of our township, we can’t have another out building because we have a garage. So we built custom on the trailer. It was a work around. We would have probably have put up a prefab cooler inside the garage, but the in-laws had it full of their stuff.

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                            Deepwoodsbutcher There’s always a workaround to make others scowl at your ingenuity.

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