I'm really interested in this set up

[Aussie Ora]

 

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Very similar to building a kegerator out of a chest freezer.

Two things go watch out for:

1. Freon lines, before drilling make sure you know where they are so you don't drill through one and ruin the "fridge", same for any cord keepers.

2. Grommets for the holes, don't want those power cords to get cut through with the vibrations from the "fridge" turning off and on. While the expanding foam "should" lock down the cords, I'm a better safe than sorry kind of guy.

Seemed a little strange to drill the hole so high on the side, but for an instructional video, makes it easier to see what is going on, also could be avoiding the freon lines. If I were going to do this, I would probably come at it from lower down and would also ensure that none of the power cords were laying on the bottom of the fridge in case of liquid spills.

[Aussie Ora]

Cheers for your input .would definetly get a scermatic

Very similar to building a kegerator out of a chest freezer.
Two things go watch out for:
1. Freon lines, before drilling make sure you know where they are so you don't drill through one and ruin the "fridge", same for any cord keepers.
2. Grommets for the holes, don't want those power cords to get cut through with the vibrations from the "fridge" turning off and on. While the expanding foam "should" lock down the cords, I'm a better safe than sorry kind of guy.
Seemed a little strange to drill the hole so high on the side, but for an instructional video, makes it easier to see what is going on, also could be avoiding the freon lines. If I were going to do this, I would probably come at it from lower down and would also ensure that none of the power cords were laying on the bottom of the fridge in case of liquid spills.

Cheers for your input definetly get a schematic for sure and I myself wondered why no grommets .but it's kewl idea

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