best of luck on it arriving safely :) fingers crossed, have fun!

No luck will be needed. This is going to be crated by the pro's.

Shipping box will be constructed to fit. Cascade will be raised and bolted down so the wheels are off the floor, then rigged in place so it will not move.

Next it will be shrink wrapped and then covered by this Blue Heat Sealed Wrap.
Then crate walls will go up and the insides will be fully packed with padded foam inserts.

Kal promissed he would photo the full unpacking <hint, hint> Kal ;)

how much is it going to cost for shipping ?

1 million dollars!!!!!

Bills not playing around with any chance of this getting damaged.

All builders should do something along these lines, there is only some extra steps involved here.

It would save so many broken units getting delivered to people.

Bills new saying... "There is only one way, the right way" LOL :)

way to go pro Buck, I've been on the bad side of a few SS shipments.

Yeah if the unit already weighs 100 pounds... there is no reason not to go with a wood crate for shipping...

(100 pounds is usually the difference between package and freight costs)

na dude. My SS weighed 64lbs and if it had a crate it would have survived. These things are delicate.

Its more like 150lbs, sucker is not light.

Congrats Kal ....

hope shipping all goes well...

Sub Zero at the flick of a switch will spoil you bro .......

pop a card in and it is like making a cup of coffee

instant results ...................:thumbsup:

Have a ball and now instead of pouring LN2 while you bench you can pour your favorite tropical drinks and watch the show

Still hit the suace for 2D ................LOL