DIY Desktop Mini-Fridge for Your Workshop | DIY Projects

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[@Guren74]

I don't see how only 2 small peltier modules whith such a small radiating surfaces can cool down so big volume.
Inside the fridge there is no air recirculating system and also the hot side has small area/ventilation.

[@jamesnesbit7450]

Everyone is saying about the cost. But there are two types of DIY enthusiasts. 1, only do DIY to save money, 2, do DIY to save money when needed, and to have custom projects at the house or workshop! I love this video, where can I can a parts list at?

[@user-tn7xo7ky9o]

Definitely gave me idea for my overland rig. Thanks!

[@richardbail4890]

Do you have a parts list? I'd love to do this with my kids.

[@eduardochaves1607]

Die Liste würde mir auch gefallen

[@Beets82]

Nice, maybe could have made it double glazed on door for insulation

[@christopher.m.estelow]

I love your creativity.... very inspiring!!
Keep up the great work man!! 👍👍

[@airmag]

An ancient Mayan tablet (BC 5500) says: You can build everything DIY, except a refrigerator. Peltiers are NO WAY efficient for this project. Buy even the cheapest mini fridge online but do not build anything containing a peltier module...
It was a very long and interesting tablet 😂

[@connorhaynes257]

If you really think about it, everything made by man was at some point a form of DIY, even if they’re now professionally made in factories

[@HandsonRestoring]

Cool project !! In fact 5 deg is cool enough.

[@tidub119]

I don't know what all that stuff cost but I think you can get a mini fridge for a like hundred bucks...

[@ariesleo7396]

Making the thing is a part of the fun

[@cnrs7r]

40-60 bucka

[@tek5358]

Neat thing with this method, is you can make something completely custom, and fit it into a space, or theme it

[@ridzuanshah1870]

Hiii... Im eli from Malaysia, i love the idea.. but can you teach us how to make refrigerator using solar power...i hope you can teach us...

[@SamBerney]

parts list???

[@shahindezfouli5108]

Can you write requirements for making this refrigerator?

[@unperrier5998]

I love the build, but it's not practical, except maybe on camping where you've got 12V only, because Pelletiers are highly inneficient. They generate a lot of heat and the back is enclosed and I doubt the PC fan can efficiently extract that much heat through those tiny holes you drilled.
You should give us some feedback as to how it cools, how much the rear space heats, what you think in general after having used it for a while.

[@Baetzibaer]

Öltür Elements achieve Temperaturen of 20 degrees Celsius below the Environment temperature MAXIMUM. ☹️☹️☹️ Much ADO about as much as nothing. Utter waste of time, effort, energy and material. 😱😱😱

[@International-Tour]

tell me all the materials please that are needed for such a refrigerator

[@TIMUR-ASKET]

😳😳😳👍👍

[@Jackhafey]

Can we get a parts list?

[@Jim_One-wl4ke]

Design & color ease of fabrication 5⭐️. I am just not in the favour of peltier modules which I have tried. High amperage and low efficiency and it’s not that cold. Anyway your video is awesome ❤

[@jamesrakestraw7125]

How much you can charge me to make one?

[@nielsdaemen]

It uses a shitload of power! Thermoelectric should only be used for microfridges!

[@sddiymakeitworthit7512]

Thanks for amazing ideas 💡 awesome video 👍

[@liemdarmawan4532]

Can you description pls for all the stuff u using so my son can try that it's amazing

[@rameshjadhav2684]

फेक विडियो है कोयी जल्दी ठंडा पाणी नाही होताये

[@SC.243k]

Fantastic work 👏👌 thanks my friend 👋👋👋👋

[@ErosNicolau]

How quiet / noisy is it, with so many fans in it? If its for a desktop, anything other than whisper quiet gets old fast

[@aarepelaa1142]

You can use thermoelectric coolers if you don't want noise, although they're a lot less energy efficient.

[@rebeccablogs9567]

Can you make a big refrigerator like that

[@noamnoam829]

Cc est ce que je pourrais te l'acheter ?

[@llyodarriesgado8825]

Is there a step by step video of this?

[@Mechanical778]

روعة شكراً جزيلا بالتوفيق

[@woodart7208]

Надо было охлаждение установить в верхней части. Но в целом всё круто

[@dffrosty]

Да на элементах Пельтье делать холодильник такое себе, потом дверца сделана сложа руки́. Да выглядит аккуратно. КПД у такой установки будет никчёмный.

[@tania_siebzehn]

wow I hope I understand.

[@fxjr1724]

Great project bro

[@claudiofranciscoe]

very good

[@amirplus_ir]

خوشم اومد

[@stricklybiz1]

Nice work very creative!

[@qbaby2406]

You are amazing 🤩

[@dhruvverma2000]

Wow that’s awesome 😍

[@rahmanmorade]

Like 👏👏👏👏

[@sy7692]

Amazing work

[@aldrinalejo1810]

Nice

[@mementomori5513]

Gooood

[@kadetloft5446]

👍

[@Hasan_Ebaid]

Awesome bro ❤

[@keith_ferdinanduz]

Creativity is good!, but according to the size of your mini fridge you should've use 4 Peltier modules for more efficient cooling.

[@nielsdaemen]

It's not effiecient anyway. A vapor compression system will always win!