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Start with a plain cooler, I like the type without a drain. I put in my own drain on the bottom. Drains better than the side drain.

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Comment by Dan on December 5, 2012 at 9:47pm: Thanks Al,

I secured the top to the inner frame with a few well placed screws around the perimeter of the cooler top. You can see how the original hinges are attached on the back and just follow that example.

I don't mind if you copy my idea, how do you think I got it? Someone else was kind enough to post it on another forum.

Comment by Al St. Aubin on December 3, 2012 at 8:07pm: Awesome cooler. How did you attatch the top? Do you mind if I copy your idea?

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