BlueDevil07 Wineador Build

[BlueDevil07]

So I got a wild hair today and decided to try my hand at making a drawer for the wineador. I swung by Home Depot and picked up some poplar planks in the same dimensions as the Spanish cedar I want to use. The end result wasn't as bad as I had expected. The ends that fit into the slots need some additional sanding, but that's about all.



One thing I've noticed lately is condensation in the bottom of the cooler when it's turned on (64 F). I figure that's what the drain plug was for, which is currently not sealed. Is this something that will subside once I've added beads/KL to adsorb the excess moisture?

[Upstatemax]

One thing I've noticed lately is condensation in the bottom of the cooler when it's turned on (64 F). I figure that's what the drain plug was for, which is currently not sealed. Is this something that will subside once I've added beads/KL to adsorb the excess moisture?

The kitty litter should help with condensation. What does your RH read at with it empty?

For the drawers, I would think about a Kreg Jig!

Kreg Jig K4 Pocket Hole System - Power Drill Accessories - Amazon.com

They are awesome for this type of stuff. They make really solid connections that look really nice since you can hide the connections better.

[BlueDevil07]

The kitty litter should help with condensation. What does your RH read at with it empty?

For the drawers, I would think about a Kreg Jig!

Kreg Jig K4 Pocket Hole System - Power Drill Accessories - Amazon.com

They are awesome for this type of stuff. They make really solid connections that look really nice since you can hide the connections better.

The RH was around 61% at 64 F when it was empty, so the dew point should be around 51 F. I'm guessing the peltier is cooling down below this at some point to drop the temp inside, and that's where the condensation is coming from. I just placed an order for a half pound of Heartfelt beads. I was wondering if elevating the wineador so it's not on the carpet would help with cooling underneath also.