Some fella's here already know I'm about 2 months in on a custom built cabinet. I'm in the final stages now, and look to be done by late June, beginning of July. When all is said and done the contents of my NC fridge and CC wineador will be all moved into this and my wineador will go to its intended use as holding wine and other booze.
Not wanting to waste anything and to provide some brother or sister with a good deal, I will post up the Birdseye maple front wineador drawers and shelf for sale here if anyone is interested. Pics of them can be seen here in the "Show us your wineador" thread.
Here is the cliff notes on where I'm at with the cabinet.
Started with a trailer and some 3/4" Red Oak.
Started cutting and building
Made Trim
Stained it, and insulated it
Built TEC's for it
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06-14-2015, 07:00 PM #1Bummin' Around
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Cabinet build from scratch, will end with sale of my Birdseye Maple Wineador drawers
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Moved it in house, installed doors, lined with Spanish Cedar
Made drawer and mounted additional fans
And here's where we're at before fans mounted
Should have glass and humidification within next two weeks. House has been 65-68 RH for last couple weeks so by beginning of July I will be mostly humidified already.
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A seven foot tall, 4 foot plus wide beast. It's been a blast to build, but I will be happy to have all my stash at one property and in one storage. With room to grow.
Still have drip tray for peltiers, peltier framing, humidification devices installed, all wires cleaned and hidden best as possible, and glass put in. But I'm on downhill side of this build and see the finish line.Last edited by Trackmyer; 06-14-2015 at 07:11 PM.
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06-14-2015, 07:12 PM #4Administrator
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Troy, damn!!! That looks awesome!! What a cabinet, I am seriously impressed. Post some pics of it full once it's done. We need a drooling smiley.
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Nice work man, beautiful piece.
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Thanks Jesse, will do. Unfortunately even with my multiple stashes this thing will look pretty empty it's so darn big. But it offers plenty of space for growth, and I will be able to say for sure that I won't outgrow it.
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That's a pretty bold statement. Originally Posted by Trackmyer
How are you going to humidify it?Last edited by jhedrick83; 06-14-2015 at 07:59 PM. Reason: iPhones suck
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Lol, thats at least my plan. Originally Posted by jhedrick83
That's a pretty bold statement.
How are you going to humidify it?
As to humidification, I am running an Avallo Accumonitor 20-40. Will most likely have some of my HF beads and Bovedas in singles drawer as well to start with. Just to help keep the singles stable. If it proves to not have much fluctuation I will remove them. But since I know how they work firsthand, I will have them in there for a while.
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06-14-2015, 08:23 PM #9Waiting on Octember 1st
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Awesome build, Troy! I'm extremely impressed and can't wait to see it totally done and loaded.
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That is very cool! Nice job.
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