to normal for you, dave. wasn't your last build out of an old gun cabinet? to top that, you would have to make a walk in out of a panic room.
Haha nice one. I couldn't believe it when I looked behind the unit. I didn't mention the fact he was wrong since I talked him down because "it wasn't exactly what I was looking for". I got it home and inspected it further. The right exterior panel was loose at the top. The bolts that held the top to the side had broken through the inside of the panel. I used some muscle and squared it back up and installed my own screws into new pilot holes. Before this the top door wouldn't line up to lock, but now is back to square and locks. The units arent affected by the panel. It took a good bit of cleaning but turned out alot better than I had expected. I need to go find a wood paint pen for some touching up on a couple places though. I plugged it in and everything seems to be on the up and up. The tags were still on the drawers on the bottom 2 sections so they may have never been used. The seals on this unit are sweet. You get about 1/2" away from closing and they almost seem to suck themselves shut, then take a good tug to open. Reminiscent of a standard refrigerator and alot better than the newair was. I left it plugged in over night in the garage and checked it this morning. Here in Indy we had snow this morning after 78 this weekend, what the hell. Anyway I felt inside each unit and it seemed to be warm. I need to find my old digitals and order some new ones anyway. So far so good, fingers crossed.
hmmmm... you might be onto something there....
