great video, thx.. I really like these outdoor boxes. I used them in my chicken coop controller and the outdoor internet (https://www.vinthewrench.com/p/rural-internet ). I found that the trapped heat can be a bit excessive in our summers, so I added a fan and thermostat (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FBTC2BR?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_3). . I put a piece of screening on the vent, because every dammed insect thinks that this is a good place to nest.. One more tip, I used a metal deburring tool to ream those openings a bit more, driving them with a hammer just bogged the threads.
Cool. What kind of deburring tool? I have one I use for cleaning up 3D prints, but the old school file inherited/swiped sometime decades ago from my dad's workbench did the trick. I am a little concerned about the heat, but we had no problem with the 100 degree temps we had last month, and the rest is smooth sailing until next year.
great video, thx.. I really like these outdoor boxes. I used them in my chicken coop controller and the outdoor internet (https://www.vinthewrench.com/p/rural-internet ). I found that the trapped heat can be a bit excessive in our summers, so I added a fan and thermostat (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FBTC2BR?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_3). . I put a piece of screening on the vent, because every dammed insect thinks that this is a good place to nest.. One more tip, I used a metal deburring tool to ream those openings a bit more, driving them with a hammer just bogged the threads.
Cool. What kind of deburring tool? I have one I use for cleaning up 3D prints, but the old school file inherited/swiped sometime decades ago from my dad's workbench did the trick. I am a little concerned about the heat, but we had no problem with the 100 degree temps we had last month, and the rest is smooth sailing until next year.
nothing complicated - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RM1D6WD/?th=1
Yeah. That's what I have. I didn't think of it for these boxes. Good idea to keep in mind.