DIY CABINET COOLER INCUBATOR How we did it and TEST RUN Ready Set GO!

[Latestarter]

Sally... you are something else! Where in the world do you find the time to compile all this stuff and put it in usable and convenient form for us?

 

[Hamiltons]

Awesome thanks Sally. Looks like I have lots of reading to do. I will keep you guys posted if I get to this project next week

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Sally... you are something else! Where in the world do you find the time to compile all this stuff and put it in usable and convenient form for us?

I grab it during the daily read through and keep track of it for everyone. I found its easier to do as I read than to do a week at a shot! lol now its not so bad anymore!!

Awesome thanks Sally. Looks like I have lots of reading to do. I will keep you guys posted if I get to this project next week

good luck!!! cant wait to see!!! and like I said your welcome on the incu friends thread with us anytime!

 

[chicapee]

Hi guys this isn't a cooler cabinet,but hubby has built this for me.

 

[perchie.girl]

Hi guys this isn't a cooler cabinet,but hubby has built this for me.

Oh way cool hubbs has skills......

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Hi guys this isn't a cooler cabinet,but hubby has built this for me.

yayayayyay you have it finally!!!! congrats!!!! Looks amazing too!! Good luck with your hatch!!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

 

[scottcaddy]

Scott

 

[Latestarter]

Me

 

[myfivegirls]

@Sally Sunshine
I changed out the light bulbs - was two 90-watts & now two ~ 70-watt ( "energy equivalent ones," so an odd number).
The thermostat prob was just above the first stack of eggs, not resting in them, just suspended in air above. That seemed to be ok, not perfect temp through-out prob due to filled auto-egg turners blocking some air flow. (Hardware cloth between turners)
But, when it over heated, I put the probe on the wooden shelf blow the lights & fan.
On that link you shared, it said to put the probe in the direct air flow of the fan.