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    Crosley Shelvador

    Looks good for the intended purpose, as far as rust goes just get a angle grinder with metal grinding wheel and take of as much as rust as possible.  If it's rusted all the way through then u'll need to patch it.  Once rust is removed use good rust preventing primer and paint it. Your local...
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    Will this fridge work?

    I used bunch of screws/bolts with washers to cover the holes.
  3. First smoke ever - Chicken

    First smoke ever - Chicken

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    First smoke ever - Chicken

    I am glad I made my fridge conversion build cuz the results are awesome.  First on the menu was the chicken, I figured out if it doesn't turn out good it's only few $ out of pocket.  I brind it for 24 hours in water, garlic powder, onion powder, vinegar, red paprika, oregano and salt.  Washed it...
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    My first build

    Ok so I ran the test again using the heat element from the smoker so here are the results Digital food probe - PID temperatures 158/147 160/155 165/160 170/163 175/169 180/173 187/178 195/189 198/193 203/192 208/200 209/201.5 Water started boiling at 202F on the food probe and it never got...
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    My first build

    The picture is from before I removed the probes from the fridge.   I was wondering if in my original build the PID probe was positioned correctly. I had PID probe and food probe sticking out of the piece of wood that was sitting on top of the small pot filled with water.  I made sure both probe...
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    My first build

    I did as you suggested, however I only had couple of  hot plates from an old stove which I assume are 220V.  Heating up water was very slow and it hanged around 200F. All through out the heating process my PID and the digital food probe were 1-2 degrees from each other.  When temps got up to...
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    My first build

    I'll give it a try tonight, just so you know I was willing the submerge the heater element into the water for you!  
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    My first build

    Roger, thanks for the reply. Just to be sure, you're saying to plug the PID into the heat element and dunk it into the water, not the PID but the heat element :O?
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