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| Removing the bottom board |
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| My lazy friend playing on the computer while I do all the work |
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| The black knob screw came with the heater and the washer and L-bracket I purchased from Home Depot |
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| Regulated low and high setting |
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| Marking where to put the screws |
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| Boba smoothie break! |
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| Screws are all put in! |
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| Shelf now acts as new table top |
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| Orion explores the interior :3 |
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| Off |
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| On |
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| warrrmmmttthhhhhh |
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| I am quite happy indeed :) |
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| Kotatsu success!! |
Turns out I didn't need the adapter to plug the kotatsu in and, although there is a voltage difference, the heater still works fine. I was also pleasantly surprised to find that the heater regulates its temperature, turning off whenever it reaches the desired level of heat. A great energy saver!
Here's a video of my kotatsu in action:
I'll be posting more as I continue to find a better blanket, and the adventures my new kotatsu brings. Until next time, じゃあ、また！
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Thank you for writing this blog! I know this is like 2 years later, but I'm trying to make my own kotatsu right now~
Thats realy amazing share. I was looking to setup my kotatsu table.
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There is a misconception that kotatsu Japanese Heated Table can only warm the upper part of the body as it is the only part which keeps under the table where the heat could easily go through the whole body
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