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it totally makes sense, also

i am pretty sure there are commercial refrigerators in this format though, but it makes no sense to make freezers any other way at all, for this very reason

probably can't get a much cheaper insulated box than a chest freezer in general also, if you were to build something... but on the other hand, if you built it yourself, you could make the insulation way thicker, the whole thing could be a bit more shallow like on a benchtop only 2 feet deep, and yeah, one of the great things is you can put a double glazed lid on it so you can inspect them, and have sensors inside showing you readings of whatever, air pressure, humidity, etc

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ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 1y ago

oh yeah, and outside of the mycology use, a vibration free freezer would be amazing for growing giant crystals inside vacuum insulated vessels, something with the compressor fully isolated from the cabinet... vibrations cause crystals to break... and it would be easier to add giant electromagnets as well, these can stop the low density "smoke" that comes off crystals as they form, further improving crystal size (and thus purity)

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