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- This Simple Cold Tub build took me less than an hour to put together, and it has me hooked! I love it, and use it almost every day. It is made of a grizzly cooler, and has filtration and a water chiller to adjust temperature. All in, it cost me less than $1800. Hope you enjoy this video.
Parts List: docs.google.co...
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THE PARTS LIST IS IN THE DESCRIPTION!!!
Wife wants this
NEED that Parts List & Suppliers - Please!
I put it in the description!
Great video. Thank you! I’d love that parts list please.
In the description!
The Grizzly 450 is now on sale FYI. The other interesting feature of the 450 is two drains on both ends of the tub, so in theory we don't need to drill a hole. Just use both drains. I'll post more when I'm finished building.
Any updates on the build?
@@dc2850waiting on a few parts
Just bought a grizzly 450 as well. I am curious how your build goes. It would be nice to know what different you do with your setup using the two bottom drain plugs and the types of connections/adapters you use to connect to the drain plugs. Let me know how it goes and your updated parts list. Thanks a bunch man!
@@cpowell2433grizzly actually sells the conversation fitting for the drains.
I have the 450 as well. Did you do your setup yet? Trying to avoid drilling into the new cooler.
Good work. Thanks for doing the video
You got it thanks for watching!!
Dude, thank you!
Excellent video. Does the filter being horizontal as opposed to vertical effect the filtering process?
exactly the video i’ve been looking for. please send parts list
Cooler is showing 799 plus 400+ shipping, how did you get it so cheap?
I think i signed up for the premium account on webstaurant and then got the discounted shipping and cancelled it
Parts list please ! 🙏
In description!
can I get away with a smaller pump, 950gph seems like overkill?
this is pretty cool, should I keep it inside i was planning to keep it outside
You definitely can do either. I chose inside because I had the space and don't have to worry about seasonal changes to keeping it cool
Would this work without drilling the tub? I could just put the intake/output hoses over the top?
Would love the parts list please.
When it comes time to drain it and change the water, how would you do that (since you're not storing this thing outside)?
5 gallon bucket just how I filled it up and if necessary a siphon for the last bit!
What are you thoughts on doing this with a Rubbermaid 100 Gallon tub? With the parts list you provided?
It is definitely doable! Something to consider: The Rubbermade has very little insulation compared to the grizzly. So in order to keep that cool, you may have to run your pump 12+hours aday. I feel like the energy savings might even out over 2 years or so on the cost of the cooler
@@nickrandy1 Thanks alot Nick!! I am going to try this.
Please can I have the part list ?
In the description thanks for the sub!
Can you send me the parts list?
Cooler is no longer available on the link provided just so you know 👌
Does it help if I go with the 1/2hp or 1hp chiller or 1/4hp just fine?
I'd go with a 1/2 hp!
Get a Rubbermaid livestock 100 gallon tank, $130, shaves $650 off this price, put the tubes right into the top of the tank, no drilling.
He might've considered condensation being it's inside his house.
@@gilberttorress1486 You can get a cover for the rubbermaid tank.
@@roblianoofficial a cover wouldn't prevent condensation. You would have to buy a floor pan, but hey I'm probably biased because I had both and prefer my grizzly lol. Price point cheaper but for convenience I'm sticking with the grizzly.
@@gilberttorress1486 I keep mine outside, not the Rubbermaid but a metal tank, with a chiller, just offering an option to those who don't want to drop hundreds.
I think the grizzly is worth it for the insulation alone. I run my chiller 30 minutes a day and it stays cold. just my 2 cents
Anyone know where to buy cooler? It seems like they are discontinued.
I bought mine from webstaurant . com
@@nickrandy1 Thanks. Unfortunately they are out of stock everywhere it seems.
What a great video, I keep going back and forth on which plunge system to buy but this could be the one. Great work man!!
Appreciate it! I have been very happy with this build
Great video, thanks. I am going to try to build the same one. After 6 months, would you do anything differently? Does the hydrogen peroxide really do the trick for keeping water clean? I see a lot of people using ozone instead.
too bad the grizzley tub is not for sale anymore. I have yet to find a cooler tht size in germany. and isnt´ 1/4HP a tad on the "weak" side ? others claim that you would need at least 1/2HP. ...
but: awesome setup I have to admit
What filter are you using. The one that came with my cullingam in your parts list keeps tapping out after a week
Did you look at all at saeplast products? Ive been looking at doing this with one of their coolers. The D345 looks like the perfect size and is comparable in price to the grizzly
Would love the parts list if possible.
Great video mate thanks for doing it. Just ordered all the parts. Ordered the cooler directly from Grizzly as the lead time on the site you link to is ten weeks. Was able to get a different color and used code WCB for free shipping and it arrives in 2-3. Just another option. Cheers
Huge! Hopefully the build is smooth for you
Thanks for the WCB code!
Please send me the parts list thanks
Is the water coming out of the chilller supposed to be close to what you set it at?I just set mine up and it’s not much colder than the ambient temp..maybe it takes a bit?
You need to give it some time! 12 hours of runtime should cool it down.
so i am leaning towards the grizzly build.... is there a set of caps you can buy to plug the inlet and outlet so i could still use the cooler as a cooler if i wanted? Would really only be a couple times a year. thanks
I'd suggest not trying to do both with the same cooler. Removing and adding the water every time you want it probably isnt the best solution. But yes, I think you could probably find caps
Nick, awesome instructional video! Thank you for posting it. I’m hoping to trade my ice barrel for a grizzly today. Even if the trade does not work out, I think the parts can still work for my ice barrel build if I end up going that route.
Grizzly is the way to go! Parts list in description 🤙
Great video- just curious, your parts list shows 1" tubing but the barbed fittings are for 3/4"?
Choose 3/4 inch inner diameter!!
Thanks bro you made it easy, added screen to intake.😅
How often do you add the 12% HP to the water? Just at the fill or cap fulls here and there?
I only did it at the start, and will probably only do it every time i change water. Maybe a little spash more in a few months? Im the only one who uses my tub and I shower before every time so the water stays fairly clean.
Hi Nick. Love the build. Can you send me the parts list please? Thanks
I linked it in the description here!
Great build! Would love the parts list and your sources. Thank you.
It is in the description of the video!
Why did you choose to drill out your drain bulkhead hole vs using the Grizzly's builtin drain?
Makes it easier to drain, the bulkhead is too low IMO to be the outlet, and standardizes the hole size too
The grizzly 450 has two drain bulkheads on either side. Aside with your opinion of the bulkheads being to low, it would be nice to not have to drill 2 holes…what would be the downsides IYO of doing this approach. (I figured I could install a bypass on one of the tubes to make it easy for draining)
@@cpowell2433good question. I’m in the same boat. Want to use the drains instead of drilling holes.
Thanks for the parts list. I bought a transfer pump from Lowes and it is LOUD! and only pumps 240 GPH (5.5 GPM). I'm going to get the pump you used. Seems super quiet, which excites me.
Great video! Can you pls send the parts list? Thanks!
In the description!
Great video. Looking at building one. Thanks again
How long did it take for you to get your cooler delivered once you placed your order?
I just had to replace the filter. Only after about a month of usage. I’m wondering two things. What’s the right model filter to use and whether the GPM flow is compatible with the pump. I knew something was wrong when my ozone generator stopped sending bubbles in. Removed the filter and turned back on and wow there was flow. Testing out two different types of filters coming up.
Looked at your description for the cooler size. Man, I need a bigger cooler as I am 6’1” 183 and considered using the cooler I have several
Months ago, but it’s too small. Thanks
this all seems to be outdated now. they dont carry the grizzly 400 anymore. they dont even show it on the grizzly page. the replacement seems to be the 450 that is 1300 retail. also a 1/4 chiller does not make for a very cold cold plunge.
Thanks for the video. I've been looking into cold plunging for a while. I would like to build one and I came across you video. I would like to get the parts list and give it a try. Cheers.
Just seeing your video and was wondering if you could email the parts list to me? I’m not sure how to securely do that from TH-cam 🤷🏼♂️
Where’s the link to Andrew Conner build?
Apparently I Don't have enough subscribers to link in the video. Google andrew connor grizzly 400
Are you using 20 or 50 micron filters? I have the same set up but noticing flow issues with the 20 micron filters.
I'm 6'7" - would I fit in the 400?
Honestly would probably be tight with your knees out of the water but maybe?
Would love to see the parts list. Thank you
In the description!
I like how this is very modular, you can swap parts out very easily, well maybe not the chest but hey ho :-D
Looks like a great design. If you could send the parts list that would be great. Nice job!
I guess they only have the grizzly 450 now. Will the chiller still work or will i need to buy a bigger one?
Love it...could you send me the list so I could build one please. Thanks.
I linked my parts list in the description of the video!
Make it happen! It’s worth it IMO
Thanks for a great video...would love the parts list
In the description!
how well is it holding up , I live in Colorado and the temp gets in the 100 in the summer will it keep it cold ?
What size of pump are you using?
900 gph!
Does the pump in the filter compete or work against the pump in the chiller?
that's super interesting, do you have a video on how to plug/unplug the tubes you connected to the cold bath ? This plug/unplug system sounds robust (I believe it's called hose couplings)
Awesome video. looking into building a cold plunge. Send parts please
Hi nick! Love this build. Curious what did you use to cut the tubing? Thanks!
I know it takes 10ft worth of hose. Just wondering how long each section is?
Thanks for video! Parts list please.
In the description!
I would love the parts list- thank you!
In the description!
Awesome video. Would love the list
In the description!
Snagged the culligan on top of Danner pump for my inflatable tub set up and added a sediment filter right off the tub outlet. Thanks for the idea
Great setup! How do you refill/dump the water?
would love the parts list and any tips you have
Very interested in the parts list please
Could I get the parts list?
Parts list please 🎉
Can I get parts list
List please
Thanks Nick! Any chance in getting your parts list. I already ordered the Grizzly. Thanks again.
You got it! I will add the excel link to my list to the description of the video. Have really been impressed with the quality of the build, I don't think you'll be disappointed
Added!
This is a very good build I think many should do if they didn’t want too much chest freezer DIY. Another option is a bath tub you insulate and connect with chiller like the plunge but for only about 1.5K
For sure! I think for the extra $300, I'd opt for a cooler you can cover and seal, and don't have to insulate yourself
@nickrandy1 and the cooler option is more mobile or I guess lighter empty to move even though I know they are like 90 lbs dry. Cooler not as asthetic though. Chest freezer build looks to be the cheapest but the sealing process is labor intensive and I've heard of people they say their seals failed in the end. I'm torn between the grizzly build and finding a cheap used freezer for 200 bucks and using easy marine sealant and just gambling to see how long it works.
I wish I could get that cooler in Canada!!
That chiller is available in Canada.
@@andrewmiller4972 where?
Look at saeplast lobster chest
Parts list. Thanks….
Would love to try this nice video
Thanks!
Even with the filter, how ofthen do you need to do a water change?
6 months-1year depending on your comfort level
Hi mate where did you get you parts from?
Many thanks
In the description i have my parts list and source!
Great video! Thank you, but On your parts list, you have an item marked XXX. I’m not seeing that in your video. Is that something that needs to be ordered?
Its a quick disconnect. It's not necessary, but for changing the filter etc, it makes it easier!
@@nickrandy1 Do you only need 1 quick disconnect?
@@jessicawahl2969 I just use the one but you could definitely do as many as you want
Would love that parts list! Please and thank you sir!
In the description!
Parts list please :-)
In the description!
Parts list please and thank you!
You think you can put this together but cant even read the description?
Parts list 🙏
In the description!
How is anyone spending over $500 on this project??? 2nd hand chest freezer plus inflatable spa pump (which are super cheap once the spa is unusable) plus an inkbird controller. Seriously, some sealant and you're good, honestly I think $200 would be overkill.😂