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Old 06-20-2014, 06:14 PM   #1
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stupid enough to put a 16 1/2 lb brisket on the shelf of the freezer with the temp control making it impossible to get out without a power tool.


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bought a new blade for the sawzall


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The story gets better, I put a kielbasa underneath it to keep the coil in the shelf safe. Didn't matter sawed through it and into the shelf doing my part to kill the ozone by releasing the Freon. So 5 hundred bucks later I have a new larger freezer. The moral of the story is put some thought into meat placement, and if you do fark it up be very careful with your power tools.
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Old 06-20-2014, 06:18 PM   #2
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LOL

I had bunch of meats stuck like that but never resorted to my saws. I would've turned down the freezer temps some or unplug the fridge for a little bit.
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Old 06-20-2014, 06:28 PM   #4
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When you have a hammer everything looks like a nail, when you have a sawzall. ........lookout.
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Ah, my day just got a little better.......by comparison.
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Old 06-20-2014, 06:35 PM   #6
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Did you say the magic words "I got this" to anyone before making the cut. That or " I know what I'm doing" usually work for me.
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Or "Dude, hold my beer"?



That sucks.
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When you have a hammer everything looks like a nail, when you have a sawzall. ........lookout.
Yep. My wifes hair dryer would have worked in about 10 minutes.
ETA: Of course, if I wanted a new, bigger freezer.............
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Lesson 1 in "How to convince your wife you need a bigger freezer."

Well played.
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Seems to me like unplugging the freezer and letting it thaw some would have done the trick. I have a feeling you needed a excuse for a bigger freezer
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Hey y'all, watchissss!!!!
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Yep. My wifes hair dryer would have worked in about 10 minutes.
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Seems to me like unplugging the freezer and letting it thaw some would have done the trick. I have a feeling you needed a excuse for a bigger freezer

I cut three inches off the end of the brisket to get it past the temp controller. It was 2 inches thick at the cut, frozen solid, don't think the hair dryer would have worked. Thawing everything in there wasn't an option.
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