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I have tried it on small pieces of MDF Andrew, and it worked. But I don’t know about a door. Give it a try and let me know. Thanks.

I use a magnetic latch at the top inside of the door Eric. I forgot to include that “little” detail in the video. The magnetic latch works great. Thanks for watching.

Thank you Ray ! Yes, she was a great helper. Thanks for watching.

You’re welcome ! Glad the video helped you.

Excellent ! I’m glad the video helped you out. Thanks for watching.

My pleasure. Glad it helped you out.

Hi BigJoe. I sort of got the ideas from here on UA-cam and then made some modifications. I’m planning to put the build video up here shortly. I hope that helps you. Thanks for watching.

Perfect use of that primer Tony ! Good luck with your project. Thanks for watching.

I keep those buckets. They help in flat glueups where clamp pressure is impossible.

No they do not use a cage Claudio. You just put your stuff in the pod and then put your lock on the door. They pick it up, keeping it very level I might add, and then store the loaded pod at their warehouse. When you need it, they bring it to you for you for you to unload it. It worked out great for me. Hope that helps you.

@JayVisnansky Thanks for your reply. Moving is a challenge for sure.

@@claudiodominguez. It sure is. I had my stuff in storage for a year. Good luck to you.

Right ! Mine had a good amount of calcium built up around it and there was enough slack in the hose, so I just cut it off. Thanks for watching.

Yea, that was a pain getting to that screw. I didn’t show it because I couldn’t get a good angle for the camera without my arm being in the way. Hope you got it off though.

Thank you J.Morrison ! It was a fun project to do. It all came together pretty quickly too. I used the magnetic catch for the door closer. I didn’t get that part on video. But that catch has worked out great. Yea, as a kid our phone exchange was Forest 4. Along with a party line. Thanks for watching and good luck on your project too !

@@JayVisnansky I'm old enough to have repaired party lines, ma bell retiree. I had a lot of fun watching new hires try to figure them out. Thanks

Thanks for watching.

I could never find mine when I needed them. Now at least they’re in one place. Thanks for watching.

You are welcome Tomatoboy !

I won’t think so chronobot. When you mix the powder with water you want the consistency to be like cake batter. That wouldn’t be able to work in a spray bottle. But heck, who knows, give it a try and let us know. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Zobe. How old is your unit ? That may dictate whether you should replace parts or buy a new one. The fan works independently of the water pump. Maybe the calcium build up around the fan is preventing the fan from working. Hope that helps a little.

@@JayVisnansky it’s just over a year old! got it last summer. it might be calcium buildup! any tips to clean that? toothbrush and water? thanks!

@@zobe5172 Vinegar does a great job dissolving calcium.

Hi Hasnain. The magnet only works with the longer bits Hasnain. You have to push the longer bit thru the holder, the end opposite the magnet, and the bit protrudes only enough to grab the screw. The longer bits sticks out the other end enough for the drill to grab it. Hope this helps some.

@@JayVisnansky many thanks for your reply. Is there any magnetic attachment (by dewalt) that would hold small bits?

@@hasnaintejani9307 Not that I’m aware of Hasnain.

Make sure the connection on the water pump is clean and tightened.

Thanks Gregg ! And the porch columns still look good after all these years. Thanks for watching.

Thank you Rosemary. I’ll be posting the finished chest soon. Thanks for watching.

Thank you Michael ! I finished it and my daughter-in-law said the same thing, it’s not big enough for all his stuff 😂 Heck, when I was growing up, I had two toys and I had to share them with my brothers 🤣 Nah, it’s all great. But I’m going to build them another and let them decide how big they want it. The box is done and I’m just waiting to get my grandson in the intro clip of the video before I post it. As always, thanks for watching.

@@JayVisnansky it’s always a pleasure watching

LOL ! Thanks.

I wouldn’t think overfilling would cause the pump to go out Theresa. But it is easy to replace the pump. Good luck Theresa.

I found my full tank only lasted about 1 to 1 1/2 hours Brenda. I was always checking it and adding more water before it got too low. Your time may vary from what I had. Just keep checking it. Hope that helps somewhat.

You’re welcome Gilbert. It works and the holes I patched still look good.

Thanks Michael !

Great Vicky. It’s pretty straightforward once you open it up and see there’s not much to it ! Keep cool. Thanks for watching.

@@JayVisnansky Can you please provide part number for replacement pump?

@@ronlee2776 Ron, the part number for the pump is 6017050. Hessaire 1,300 CFM Cooler Pump.

@@JayVisnansky Thank you!

Thanks ! I just used common pine, 2x4 or 1x4 that you can pick up at Home Depot. I did rip it to fit but you could use a circular saw to cut it. Or if you just need to cut it to length, a hand saw would work too. Hope that helps you a little. Thanks for watching.

Hello Michael ! The Plastic Wood filler worked just fine. No cracks. And it is stainable. I used it on the toy chest I just finished and will upload soon. Thanks as always for watching Michael.

Thanks Brooke ! I have it hanging in a prominent spot in my workshop. 😁 Good luck on your project too.

Oh, ok. It’s the electrical connection you’re referring to Angela. That connection is much like an electrical plug in that it’s just friction that holds it on. And chances are, it has some calcium buildup that holds it on tight. So if it was new, you’d just pull it off. But it’s not, so I used a screwdriver at the connection and preyed it off. There’s nothing more holding it on than friction. So just prey it off. I sure hope that helps you Angela.

Thanks. It was a fun project that made that flat door look a lot nicer.

Thanks Close Quarters ! It sure did help with the drainage issue around the pool.

LOL ! Thanks George.

I hope it’s not normal Silverman ! I haven’t started my unit back up for this summer yet but like yours, it worked ok when I last used it last summer. It’ll be interesting to see.

Thanks Tom. Yes, it was too nice just to trash it. Thanks for watching.

Great information DWB ! Thanks for sharing. And thanks for watching.

Thank you Michael ! Yes, I saw Izzy’s and several others so I thought I’d try my hand at one. It’s easy and straight forward to do. And I had all the material laying around ! Make one Michael ! Thanks for watching as always.

It works Jose ! Good luck on your project too. Thanks for watching.

You are welcome Mikaela. It sure did help to keep the garage a little cooler last summer. Thanks for watching.

Thank you ! It did make the room look so much better. And an easy, fun project. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Michael.

Thank you Michael !