Refrigeration – 3 lids

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To Richard Drugger,

What tool(s) did you use to ut out the third lid? I asked two different carpenters to look at your photos and my existing two lid box and both declined to the work claiming they couldn’t see how to do a good job. One said that cutting through the top to make an opening could shatter the plastic covering the insulation.

Norris Larson, Easy Reach, #206 (I had been noting #203, but I discovered that is incorrect).

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[rdugger]

Some previous owner had the 3rd lid cut in. Unfortunately I don't know how it was done.
Since those pictures were taken, I have converted the two inboard lids into one lid. This new double-wide lid is hinged forward. The Admiral says its easier to get the Captain's beer out…

On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 11:46 AM, norris larson < ([email][/email])> wrote:

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To Richard Drugger,
 
What tool(s) did you use to ut out the third lid? I asked two different carpenters to look at your photos and my existing two lid box and both declined to the work claiming they couldn't see how to do a good job. One said that cutting through the top to make an opening could shatter the plastic covering the insulation.
 
Norris Larson, Easy Reach, #206 (I had been noting #203, but I discovered that is incorrect).

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Cutting the top is easy. I used a jig saw where I could fit it and a dremel for the rest. It’s just formica. I cut a 2nd opening in the top for a freezer and a side opening for to get to the bottom of the refer. Pictures are on the 424 gallery.
alan

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