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Inspect and Prepare Freezer Exterior

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There’s a Cheaper Way to Build a Cold Plunge

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Tools and materials

  • Orbital Sander
  • Safety Glasses
  • Safety Mask
  • Used Chest Freezer
  • Utility Knife
  • Vacuum Attachment (for Sander)

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it's been almost 3 years since the last time I've built a coal plunge using a horse trough and it's absolutely incredible I love it the only thing that I don't like about it is that it doesn't have any filtration stays really cold but the filtration sucks well today we're going to change that we're going to build a brand new cold plune save ourselves thousands of dollars keep it nice and cold and most importantly nice and clean I picked up on Facebook Marketplace a 1985 chest freezer and really all I need this for is insulation purposes this is what 175 bucks on Facebook Marketplace gets you this is a 12 cubic foot deep freezer uh already I don't like that this doesn't open all the way back but I'm 6'2 200 lb I think this will be damn near perfect I mean yeah the arms are extended a little bit but you can kind of slouch down or go on the other side where there's no bench now the only thing I'm not too thrilled about is the condition of the Plastics as you could tell 39 years uh it's bound to have all the cracks it will have and also it's beat up on the side so matter how well I paint it you'll still see all the Cosmetic dings and all that stuff but uh we're going to change all that today so I think first order of business is to remove anything and everything that I can the badges I'm going to see if I can get these Plastics off hopefully it's a solid piece but I doubt I'm pretty sure it's exposed but uh we'll strip it all down sand it as much as we can and start doing some uh Bondo body work to fill this thing in

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