I have the same vinotemp, could you measure your shelves and drawers so I can relay that to MT? Thanks.
~ t
Edit - those wire racks are driving me nutz!!!
I have the same vinotemp, could you measure your shelves and drawers so I can relay that to MT? Thanks.
~ t
Edit - those wire racks are driving me nutz!!!
Just tell him you want the same ones he made for Epiphany. He already has the measurements.
Great set-up. Now start on another one because you will fill that bad boy up in now time.
Do you have a bowl on the bottom, to catch the condensation?
The bulk of my beads are in a aluminum baking pan. You know the cheap kind that you throw away once you are done cooking in them. Its pretty wide and about a inch and half deep. I have that pushed against the back wall. So in condesation will drop right on the pan of beads.
The bulk of my beads are in a aluminum baking pan. You know the cheap kind that you throw away once you are done cooking in them. Its pretty wide and about a inch and half deep. I have that pushed against the back wall. So in condesation will drop right on the pan of beads.
You may want to think about changing from the aluminum pan to some sort of glass or ceramic dish. Aluminum may rust over time, lending a potential catalyst to mold. I found a nice square glass serving plate at Wally World for a few bucks for my Vinotemp.
Aluminum doesn't rust....
Nice vinotemp though! I was thinking about getting one becuase of the temperature properties and fan and everything, but I'm wondering how many cigars they'll hold. I have 2 coolers (almost) full already and I wouldn't want LESS space than that. We'll see what the future holds though!
Great pics man! Where did you get the drawers?
Long story short ...Epiphany brought drawers and shelves that didnt fit from MTMOUSE becuase he (Epiphany) measured wrong or something. So I paid MTMOUSE for the drawers and shelves and he is going to make another set for Epiphany. Epiphany sent me his that didn't fit. I think he may have some more if you are looking for some.
The bulk of my beads are in a aluminum baking pan. You know the cheap kind that you throw away once you are done cooking in them. Its pretty wide and about a inch and half deep. I have that pushed against the back wall. So in condesation will drop right on the pan of beads.
Aluminum doesn't rust....
The black tape/bead bag suggestion above is also a perfectly fine solution as well. I just happen to prefer my beads being more distributed.