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I recently bought a 28bottle wine cooler to use as a humidor. Got some sapele wood to make shelves and a singles tray. As it was to go in the house not the garage it had to look ok so that ruled out anything massive. I originally wanted a cabinet to convert but being a modern house it gets a little warm in summertime. Controlling it using an STC1000 temperature controller rather than the inbuilt thermostat which would be unreliable at best.

Problem being im already nearly full..
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Sent from my SM-N9005 using TapatalkLast edited by Shaun; 03-11-2016, 03:20 PM.
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Super pictures and a a very nice looking glass windowed setup. I'd guess "nearly full" isn't the worst scenario in the world, and it seems to happen with these things (hard drives, book cases, wine racks, regardless of initial size, will always be nearly full in a similar time).
I can't say I've ever had a BBF (though they look splendid), but I'm a definite Vegueros Mana?ita fan, and just seeing the picture is making my mouth water.
I hope planning an annex to your storage goes well.
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You plug the fridge itself into the temperature controller and place a temperature probe inside the fridge. The fridge will then only switch on when the temperature deviates by 1f from the setpoint. Otherwise there is large swings in temperature because of overshoot which leads to swinging humidity... the built in thermostats are crap basically. The controllers are only about ?8 and a bit of electrical wiring needed. I use them on my fishtank already but for heating as well.Originally posted by Krist View PostHey Sean, love the look of those BBFs, shiny and dark but also hinting at being slightly toothy.
What's the reason for the temperature control unit? is it wired into the fridge heating/cooling unit?
Anytime these fridges are actively cooling the humidity inside is driven down so keeping it to a minimum helps avoid swinging RH levels. Probably overkill lol
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