Utility Cart Holding Cabinet Conversion - Should work well eh?

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Packer,

I am really interested if you were able to get your PID figured out to work the way you wanted it to??

I am building a fridge build and am wanting to order parts here soon and want mine to do the same things that you described on page two.

Gary
 
I built a very similar smoker out of a SS hospital cart. Yours looks very nice. I added a low voltage transformer and a low voltage computer fan in the control box:

I would also suggest a little fart fan motor with a steel or aluminum fan blade (for air/smoke/heat circulation) make a huge difference in time and repeatability.

Tough to see there, but works amazingly!


Happy Smokin'

~Brett
 
 
What do you guys think of this insulation?


Thermafiber[emoji]174[/emoji] UltraBatt[emoji]8482[/emoji] is a new residential and light commercial mineral wool insulation batt. UltraBatt is made with 70% pre-consumer recycled content and is fire resistant to temperatures over 2,000°F. UltraBatt provides thermal insulation, fire protection and sound control.
  • Designed for Wood Stud applications
  • R15
  • 3.5" x 15" x 47" each batt
  • 5 batts per package equal 24.5 sq ft
  • Unfaced
  • Mineral wool is more dense than traditional insulation batts, the added density improves sound control
  • UltraBatt is ideal for walls between bedrooms, exterior walls, basement walls and ceilings, bathrooms, home theater walls and dividing walls in multi-family housing.
  • Mold Resistant
  • Easy to Install
So is Thermafiber UltraBatt O.K. to use or not so much? How does this compare to the way Roxul is made? Is all "mineral wool" NOT created equal/safe to use? What is highly recommended?
 
 
I called the company that manufactures Thermafiber Ultrabatt and they said it has not been tested for being around food. They said it is made from slag impurities skimmed off molten steel. It is spun like fiberglass into insulation. The guy I talked to said he wouldn't say it is safe for food because the impurities are not all the same and each would have to be tested. He said it is excellent home insulation and really expressed the sound proofing qualities.
So is Thermafiber UltraBatt O.K. to use or not so much? How does this compare to the way Roxul is made? Is all "mineral wool" NOT created equal/safe to use? What is highly recommended??
 
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