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[3rd party JKor]

One of the other engineers in our group has to do some thermal cycling testing on some large pieces of material and to hit the cold end he bought a 25 cu. ft. Frigidaire chest freezer. The thing is a beast. I could lay down inside of it. Here's to hoping I inherit it when this testing is done!The samples turned out to be a little too tall to fit in. I showed him how to make a collar to get them to fit.

[Deerslyr]

One of the other engineers in our group has to do some thermal cycling testing on some large pieces of material and to hit the cold end he bought a 25 cu. ft. Frigidaire chest freezer. The thing is a beast. I could lay down inside of it. Here's to hoping I inherit it when this testing is done!The samples turned out to be a little too tall to fit in. I showed him how to make a collar to get them to fit.

You are killing me here!

[Thirsty]

The samples turned out to be a little too tall to fit in. I showed him how to make a collar to get them to fit.

Does this collar happen to be perfect for about 8 faucets?

[mikebrad]

I had one of those for awhile that I used to lager. They are massive! I didn't know what to do with it one time that I was moving so I just put it out by the dumpster of the apartment complex. It was gone by morning. Hopefully a homebrewer got it

[Big Nake]

Off topic... I was driving in my subdivision last week and there was a sharp looking half-height fridge sitting at the curb about 10 houses down from me. It was all black and although I don't need one, I thought I'd post about it on my local board. I came home and was about to start a thread about it and then thought... Hell, I'll just go grab it so if someone says they want it, they can get it at my house. I jumped back in the car and went around the corner. GONE! Poof. Outta here. That's how fast the fridges go.