Build A Mini Root Cellar From A Broken Freezer A better method is to remove the lid (just unscrew the hinges), attach a wooden section called a collar, and reattach the lid. now you can drill your holes through the wood part. as you can see in the image below, he placed a collar on top of the freezer. it's made of non pressure treated 2×12 pine. Update: mini root cellar experiment (after 3 months of potato storage) watch?v=zrllpazer7i help support our channel: pat.
Build A Mini Root Cellar From A Broken Freezer Root Cellar Broken This repurposed chest freezer was packed full of potatoes which lasted from the fall harvest well into spring. the pvc air vents with capped tops and holes in the sides were added to circulate air. At the end of last year, we showed you how we built our mini root cellar using an old broken chest freezer. the whole thing was meant to be an experiment, b. Take all working parts off of the refrigerator or freezer, this includes stripping the backside of it off and removing the mechanical parts. leaving you with just the shell of the fridge. 3. once you have the shell of the fridge you need to start punching holes in the back side. we used a drill bit attachment to our drill. This diy project was designed to introduce the reader to a unique way to create a root cellar from an old refrigerator or chest freezer. the do it yourself project and the instructions for repurposing an old freezer into a root cellar is from pioneer thinking. the creator came up with the idea out of necessity and decided to share their.
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