DIY Desktop Mini Fridge (5°C!!)

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  • @JustMe-gz4pu
    @JustMe-gz4pu 3 роки тому +64

    So I have been watching Nerdforge videos for about a year and a half, I think it was a book build I first watched. So going back and watching a video from 3 years ago is like watching a prequel movie. Love it.

  • @GrayFoxGamingHD
    @GrayFoxGamingHD 7 років тому +832

    Unlike other similar diy project out there , your's looks like a finished product ready to be put on the shelves... Well done.

    • @g45h96
      @g45h96 4 роки тому +9

      The overall design (save for the aluminum tape), yes. The attention to detail and actual level of finish? No

    • @dardarmccar
      @dardarmccar 4 роки тому

      @@g45h96 ⁰0000000⁰q

    • @lian7092
      @lian7092 4 роки тому +3

      @@g45h96 true , it bugged me so much , she used many materials for this , at least make it perfect ffs

    • @andersontubbs78
      @andersontubbs78 3 роки тому

      When I first saw "Gray Fox's" name I thought it said "Gay Fox"

    • @pleasefxckoff
      @pleasefxckoff 2 роки тому

      dont lie for pussy pal. It'll lead you down a lonely road.

  • @kayviolet9168
    @kayviolet9168 3 роки тому +70

    Oh my gods it is a TRIP watching this video for the first time in 2021… your hair isn’t bright pink/purple/blue!!! And your channel used to be called Natural Nerd instead of Nerdforge??? I can tell you’ve learned so much, both in physical creation and video creation, over the years :) 💜💜💜

    • @SamuelJWolfram
      @SamuelJWolfram Рік тому +7

      Coming to this one in 2023 is even crazier

    • @siphesihlenondala4647
      @siphesihlenondala4647 Рік тому +1

      Same here but from 2023

    • @Bridan-Art
      @Bridan-Art 8 місяців тому +2

      I’m surprised😮 just like you are ; and it’s 2024 here

  • @NIVENIVE-bz2ci
    @NIVENIVE-bz2ci 5 років тому +244

    Awesome job. As a carpenter, I build homes from the ground up, to finish. But watching you build this mini frigid, awesome. I might jus build one too. Inspiration, ideas, great handy work. Keep up the great projects. Much love and support, from one builder to another, from Hawaii, Aloha.

    • @shroomy_
      @shroomy_ 3 роки тому +1

      wow ... ive always wanted to build houses! that is very inspiring!

    • @pelotaoneves6697
      @pelotaoneves6697 3 роки тому

      Hi congratulations, I also did technical tests with peltier inserts. See my channel. thanks.

    • @bruh____784
      @bruh____784 2 роки тому

      Wait, building houses out of wood? What? What if it burns or like termites

    • @Kirsty_McKay
      @Kirsty_McKay Рік тому

      ​@@bruh____784It'll be treated wood.

  • @syedshahidulislam7180
    @syedshahidulislam7180 6 років тому +23

    hi! I love the way you make the stuff, with well organised notes and sketches and home-made tools and the ultimate outcome you give to it with design and stuff! cheers!

  • @Logiwonk
    @Logiwonk 7 років тому +7

    The focus on detail in this build is really amazing, the product is tremendous, and you explain the process very clearly. New sub!

  • @johan23sep
    @johan23sep 7 років тому +402

    I'm going to show these to every schoolgirl I can find who believe Engineering stuff is for men only. You are super inspiring!

    • @briinums
      @briinums 6 років тому +14

      its marketing tactics. everything good looking female on youtube gets 10x-100x better ROI

    • @briinums
      @briinums 6 років тому +12

      @WeeItsNookies your first sentence already made you worthless. Think why all biggest accounts on most active social network Instagram are run by good looking females.

    • @LaSa1
      @LaSa1 6 років тому +7

      Valters Boze might be true but women who do this stuff exist and there will be more. Source: I am one and 5 of my colleagues, too!

    • @FartChug86
      @FartChug86 6 років тому +3

      How many schoolgirls do you know who don’t think they can cut styrofoam?

    • @LeBoomStudios
      @LeBoomStudios 6 років тому +1

      @@briinums Exactly this. And as a cat.b2 certified aircraft technician I can't help but puke when I see people rape their soldering iron like at 3:44.

  • @shrug53
    @shrug53 3 роки тому +10

    You are one of the most badass, talented crafters anywhere! Your skill levels are truly epic! Bravo!

  • @stenkarasin2091
    @stenkarasin2091 5 років тому +6

    My compliments, as neat a piece of work as I 'v seen in ages with a professional looking result.

  • @IUwUI...
    @IUwUI... 5 років тому +123

    If there is ever a zombie apocalypse I wanna be stranded with this girl in a workshop 😎
    We would live like queens 😂👍💎

    • @iamnode2088
      @iamnode2088 3 роки тому +1

      just asking
      what kind of queen will you be where there is no one to take orders 🤣

    • @IUwUI...
      @IUwUI... 3 роки тому +7

      @@iamnode2088 LMAO I’m sure i could find some radioactive rats to lord around 😂

    • @iamnode2088
      @iamnode2088 3 роки тому +3

      @@IUwUI... 🤣 i love your optimism

    • @Bravohalo
      @Bravohalo 3 роки тому

      If there is ever a zombie apocalypse I wanna be stranded with this girl.

  • @8020-c3f
    @8020-c3f 7 років тому +6

    I'm glad I watched your video! Though I'm not looking forward to fabricate a mini fridge. But, it was worth watching!
    You are an awesome " perfectionistA" ... I liked how clean your work was, and how clear your voice and instructions were.
    Great job!

  • @Jumpeex
    @Jumpeex 7 років тому +703

    You deserve more subs, your tutorials are awesome.

  • @flitsies
    @flitsies 5 років тому +228

    It's a nice project that suffers the problem that most nice projects suffer from, it probably cost you more to make than had you just gone out and bought one.
    But you do get the satisfaction of knowing you built it yourself, even though it probably cost two or three times the price of one off the shelf.

    • @IAmCjcj11
      @IAmCjcj11 5 років тому +28

      I see this valuable in applications where you need absolute custom shapes for retrofitting in awkward spots, I’m thinking of doing something similar to this but for 5-6 drinks and it pulls out like a tip out drawer from say a desk or something.
      Is it economically better than buying a mini fridge to put next to a desk? Helll no lmao. But sure would be cool as hell.
      I looked at the parts mentioned and was actually surprised at the low cost of the main components (power supply, cooling modules, thermostat), most of the other stuff is pretty cheap or optional depending what you want to do

    • @Arterexius
      @Arterexius 5 років тому +11

      @@IAmCjcj11 The cooling modules uses something called a Peltier Element, so it should be possible to even enhance the efficiency of the elements themselves even further

    • @drizzt256
      @drizzt256 5 років тому +7

      I think what also makes this pretty good is that it also has an option for a 12v input, which allows you to hook it up in a vehicle. This is not a bad alternative for the $1000 camping fridges.

    • @grimairbrush
      @grimairbrush 4 роки тому +9

      After using a small peltier fridge off grid, I have noticed that even the small ones draw a hell of a lot of current even at 12v

    • @A_Man_In_His_Van
      @A_Man_In_His_Van 4 роки тому +3

      I got a brand new red igloo micro cooler/heater at goodwill for 49 cents.😋

  • @GiovhannyArcher
    @GiovhannyArcher 5 років тому

    This tutorial is awesome. And for people in the comments saying "you can just buy one" you're missing the point. You can buy anything but the joy of this project (and a lot of other DIYs) comes from building something that works with your own hands.

  • @AlessandroPutzu
    @AlessandroPutzu 6 років тому +6

    Great tutorial, just what I was looking for as I'm trying to turn a small wine shelf into a refrigerated sealed wine shelf, and I also want to say, some of the comments here make me sick. You go girl.

  • @herbcoleman5156
    @herbcoleman5156 7 років тому +7

    Fantastic! You made it all look so easy even though I would probably not try such an ambitious project. Great video!

  • @kevinjohnson1120
    @kevinjohnson1120 7 років тому +94

    Nice, I love the amount of effort you guys put into your videos!

  • @dasancostandi3161
    @dasancostandi3161 6 років тому +4

    You’re awesome! First video I’ve seen of yours and it’s the perfect amount of nerd, charm, rawness, and instruction :)

  • @jessestrings
    @jessestrings 6 років тому +1

    I enjoyed how you planned everything out and had designs. I also enjoyed the electrical work. Personally i would have loved to see you throw in a compressor and copper tubing but then it wouldn't be much of a DIY. Its a really cool project.

  • @ghulehanon2730
    @ghulehanon2730 4 роки тому +1

    I'm totally going to try building this in my spare time. I'd say the only thing that will take a while will be getting all of the supplies needed. Thanks for this tutorial, I'll update this comment once I'm done!

  • @brain_apostrophe_t
    @brain_apostrophe_t 7 років тому +186

    As someone who thoroughly screwed my lungs up for six months trying (and just trying) to accurately cut foam, I just saw your gas mask and realized what a dilp I am 😂😂😂

    • @chere3279
      @chere3279 6 років тому +1

      Ima Dork at the time of you posting this comment the video hadn't been post for 6 months

    • @KatorNia
      @KatorNia 6 років тому +29

      Well Loot, no need to be that harsh on yourself.
      No need to say that _You're a Dork_ just because you didn't get that he meant "6 months *prior* to watching this video". ;p
      Like:
      He starts trying to cut foam on March - Continues for 6 months - On August this video gets released - On September he watches the video & comments.

  • @1989Chrisc
    @1989Chrisc 5 років тому +4

    Im a refrigeration tech and I gotta say that this is the best DIY project to do with ac, a fridge or any sort of cooler on youtube... Ace job my dear 10/10

  • @ungaboonger4799
    @ungaboonger4799 7 років тому +169

    Me:Oh cool
    *looks at video
    Me:I'm just going to by one

  • @mrt605
    @mrt605 3 роки тому

    I was looking into how to turn a couch into really fancy fridge to store & keep cold the stuff. Great job . You made a great effort and hidden tough stuff to makr it this way. Well done

  • @danielobua1082
    @danielobua1082 5 років тому +1

    Seeing a lady get so technical.. I'm impressed. Great job

  • @snailorgy
    @snailorgy 7 років тому +6

    dont know how ive only just found this channel, your stuff is awesome. +1 sub

  • @ardiemclelland2039
    @ardiemclelland2039 5 років тому +4

    This is great. You should add an exhaust fan to one of the sides where you drilled the holes for ventilation. This will probably help it cool a couple degrees cooler. Something like what is on a computer would work well. I think they’re called muffin fans. Thanks for making this awesome video

  • @jayejaycurry5485
    @jayejaycurry5485 6 років тому +4

    I've been thinking about building a larger frig to run off a 12-volt system. You've given me some ideas. Thanks!

    • @awesomed007
      @awesomed007 4 роки тому

      Hi, dont waste your time or energy. This barely does a decent job when its capacity is 5 L. So you will waste money, it has a pathetic COP ( co efficiency of power) rating, like below 10%. Regular AC have 180% COP, I guess.

    • @shadowxxe
      @shadowxxe 3 роки тому

      TECS are good for small fridges but a big fridge? you'll essentially turn your house into an oven and you'd be wasting so much power that you may may as well be shoveling money into a bonfire

  • @aishwaryapratapsinghjadaun6083
    @aishwaryapratapsinghjadaun6083 6 років тому

    you know what ...........i love that how hardworking you are....... good keep the pace.

  • @acrobata
    @acrobata 4 роки тому +2

    Very good. Because the top is transparent, I think an external button to light inside could be a good idea. This way, the person could choose what to pick without open the fridge. Maybe this could be useful in a larger model. Another thing, you made the back door removable, but a cut in the acrylic sidewall would avoid the need to remove the aluminum corners together (sorry for my poor english).

  • @Boltedlightning01
    @Boltedlightning01 7 років тому +23

    I love these videos please keep it up ! I'm defenetly going to make one of these. Thanks again 😀

    • @Nerdforge
      @Nerdforge  7 років тому +5

      Thanks dude! :)

    • @smtel4903
      @smtel4903 7 років тому

      Are u Russian?

    • @emchen9477
      @emchen9477 7 років тому

      smtel this channel is actually Norwegian, 😉

    • @BubbleSmashVevo
      @BubbleSmashVevo 7 років тому

      Em Chen tought it was swedish :/ saw "biltema" and "klarlack" and thats swedish soo

  • @odorouswo1f
    @odorouswo1f 5 років тому +4

    This one.. Is awesome!
    It looks so well designed that it looks like an actual product than a DIY project. Most of them are just.. not to good.. You gained a subscriber. Nice work!

    • @Jartisann
      @Jartisann 5 років тому +1

      I would bet she has a strong design background, like Industrial or product design.

  • @ChandlerGaming205
    @ChandlerGaming205 2 роки тому +3

    This would be PERFECT for diabetics. I am one who is insulin dependent and it would keep my insulin cool

  • @shaggysmurf4422
    @shaggysmurf4422 5 років тому

    If I can scavenge basic supplies from an old fridge and look through all the junk I already have, this might be super cheap for me to build. All I need is the cooling modules and the thermostat. I'm loving the "open at top" idea and the snack shelve. If I'm patient and wait until I start my custom gaming desk, I can retrofit an alternate design of this into a built in fridge/snack area. Ok ok ok ok ok ok.... Yes, that's definitely the plan. Saving video to playlist. Thank you.

  • @janetgreen8429
    @janetgreen8429 2 роки тому +2

    This is a pretty cool DIY. You look so young!

  • @Bort1965
    @Bort1965 6 років тому +5

    "COOL!" I like any project with thermoelectric modules !

  • @EvgeniX.
    @EvgeniX. 5 років тому +5

    Girl... I Really impressed with your Patiance :D
    I usualy lost mine the moment it starts cooling in project like that, so mine looks more like a shoebox than a refregerator he he..

  • @ciarakenny1317
    @ciarakenny1317 7 років тому +324

    Screw the mini fridge, did anyone else see the companion cube?

    • @atlas9100
      @atlas9100 7 років тому +3

      OMG your right their is a companion cube?!!??!

    • @Nerdforge
      @Nerdforge  7 років тому +3

      ua-cam.com/video/hJaOayllSuc/v-deo.html :D

    • @TheSimsGuys100
      @TheSimsGuys100 7 років тому +1

      Natural Nerd C

    • @nadialoorloor7632
      @nadialoorloor7632 7 років тому

      the memorys... I really loved that cube

    • @ChrisisRacerX
      @ChrisisRacerX 7 років тому

      Ciara Kenny if you listen closely you can hear it speaking... Oh to bad

  • @gthktty666
    @gthktty666 3 роки тому +1

    i'd literally watch martina build anything.

  • @Raku777
    @Raku777 5 років тому +2

    Thanks for sharing. I appreciate the care into a lot of small details you put into the project. I like that you did a lot of good sketches and also share some of your analysis of what you would have done differently afterwards.

  • @vimut2020
    @vimut2020 6 років тому +75

    Your fridge can get 5C... But an important question to ask.. from what ambient temperature ?
    Thank you.

    • @poksi360
      @poksi360 4 роки тому +1

      From freezing cold.

    • @thecanadianbastard9019
      @thecanadianbastard9019 4 роки тому

      @@poksi360 that's not what he is asking and also no nothing in this is freezing

    • @ekoms108
      @ekoms108 4 роки тому

      Electric Fridges are sold in Trucking Stops for truckers. They don't get cold enough if it's sitting in a hot cab.

    • @highintlowwis6580
      @highintlowwis6580 4 роки тому

      @@thecanadianbastard9019 I think you didnt get the joke. He meant it as "that fridge can go to 5° if it started at 0° lololol"

    • @gslavik
      @gslavik 3 роки тому +2

      Peltier modules can do a 50C delta easily (some go as far as 70C delta) while drawing ~70W (when always on). This fridge should be able to do 5C at 50C+ ambient.

  • @asmithaseebun7173
    @asmithaseebun7173 7 років тому +39

    This is the first video i watched of your channel. I subscribed immediately ☺

  • @JCNY718
    @JCNY718 3 роки тому +33

    I thought she was born with purple hair.

  • @victorgonzales9445
    @victorgonzales9445 4 роки тому +1

    Good job girl!!!

  • @michelbrisebois4317
    @michelbrisebois4317 5 років тому

    Top loading fridge is much more efficient than a front loading one loosing almost all cold air each time you open the door. Nice work and good ideas.

  • @smae890
    @smae890 7 років тому +448

    This should be compulsory viewing for young girls in schools. I really wish I had been exposed to stuff like this when I was younger. You are AMAZING!! Thank you 😊

    • @Nerdforge
      @Nerdforge  7 років тому +18

      Thank you for that comment, really appreciated :)

    • @smae890
      @smae890 7 років тому +27

      All true, when I see what ridiculous nonsense some women are 'famous' for on YT, people who get millions of subs for being talentless airheads - it's pretty annoying that someone like you doing constructive, clever, useful stuff doesn't get that kind of recognition. What stupid times we live in!

    • @sistahcool8144
      @sistahcool8144 7 років тому +10

      SMae chicks with 6 million subs making 'slime'.....way to set your bar high hey?

    • @dnamcknight
      @dnamcknight 7 років тому +6

      I agree, I usually click off of videos and diys from female youtubers for this very reason, but this is the first time i saw her video and she has done a great job! I always give a video a fair chance but tbh making slime,making silly kid things are not really useful, diy means things that anyone can make and use it as a fully functional project. she deserves way more subs and give it time she will get a there, I wish others will follow her path.

    • @jennyfromdabioc
      @jennyfromdabioc 7 років тому +42

      You don't have to degrade other women to praise this girl

  • @thatweirdgirl8466
    @thatweirdgirl8466 5 років тому +68

    “I wanted to add our channel name”
    *prints out Natural Nerd*
    Hmm
    *looks at channel name that says Nerdforge*
    Hmmmmmmmmmm

    • @pseudoArchaea
      @pseudoArchaea 4 роки тому +3

      Exactly my thought.

    • @xhana_
      @xhana_ 4 роки тому +10

      The video is almost 3 years old though, it's pretty obvious they change the name of the channel since then.

    • @pseudoArchaea
      @pseudoArchaea 4 роки тому +10

      @@xhana_ Uhh..? For one, only subscribers from 3 years ago can confirm this.. and for two, Pewdiepie kept his channel name this whole time. It's not "obvious"

    • @xhana_
      @xhana_ 4 роки тому +6

      @@pseudoArchaea Yes only subs from 3 years ago can confirm, yet I was not there 3 years ago and it seemed pretty obvious to me, so maybe I'm a genius or just lucky I guess. She says "we want to add our channel name", you see "Natural Nerd" but somehow it doesn't necessarily means they changed the name. Whatever.

    • @thatweirdgirl8466
      @thatweirdgirl8466 4 роки тому +3

      Xhana “I’m a genius or just lucky”
      You misspelled asshole but whatever you need to feed your dad ego I guess.

  • @overdrive8876
    @overdrive8876 7 років тому +11

    This channel deserves more subscribers tbh. Well you have received one at least.

  • @bumbledouche3323
    @bumbledouche3323 2 роки тому +2

    I could plan and build something like this if I only knew even half of those bolts/hinges/wires/cables/doozie-whatsits actually existed for me to use as construction material. Very educational!

  • @rizzleriz4457
    @rizzleriz4457 5 років тому

    Excellent job Sister. More talented than some of us guys

  • @devers6
    @devers6 6 років тому +116

    As a father of daughters, I want to thank you for posting this project and your other videos. Slowly we are breaking down the gender barriers that have tried to keep females out of certain professions for millennia. It takes demonstrations such as this to show how stupid it is to try to hold down 50% of the population. Every girl (or boy) who sees this will think “I can do that”. Imagine twice as many smart, capable makers to carry us into the future. You got my subscription.

    • @cranshawmccaw
      @cranshawmccaw 5 років тому +15

      The only things keeping females from "certain professions" is lack of interest. Ability keeps both genders out of every profession that they don't have a talent for. What barriers are you talking about exactly? There's nothing keeping females from entering STEM fields. Stop drinking that kool aid.

    • @TheDorianTube
      @TheDorianTube 5 років тому +10

      As long as people like you make a big deal out of things like this, there will always be stereotypes. I just saw someone good with tools and thought the fridge looks cool. You instead decided to focus on whatever was between the legs. That's how you create disparity. Regarding barriers, bullshit. It was debunked so many times that at this point I start to think that you guys either live inside an echo-chamber, where new information is policed/censured, or you're just in denial. Nobody gives a damn nowadays about your sex, beside professional victims profiting out of it. You think I wouldn't buy this from her or hire her just because she's a girl?! Are we in the 40's again? I won't subscribe tho, that's for sure. Not because of sex, but because she put a 'favorite' on this rubbish comment and that says a lot.

    • @jb76489
      @jb76489 5 років тому

      Anesidora Aynruh and of course because it happened to you, clearly it happens to everyone the exact same way
      Pull you head out of you bigoted ass for once and you might realize not everyone is like you
      “Your opinion is unsolicited” and yours wasn’t?
      “the posts here are from men” citation needed sweetheart
      “Due to the ease with which (men) can pick up these skills” it’d seem you’re the sexist one here

    • @jb76489
      @jb76489 5 років тому +2

      @Anesidora Aynruh " I've seen it happen to many women with my own God given eyes." congratulations, the plural of anecdote is not data
      "The opinion in question speaks on behalf of a gender. Which I happen to be a part of. The statements being made lack substance & from where I stand I do not require an invitation to represent myself, experiences or gender." nor does anyone else; regardless of what you may think, you're not special because you have a vagina
      "t is not hard to deduce that the comments are from a male perspective" only for a massive sexist such as yourself
      "As per citations feel free to pursue them if it helps you feel better. " oh honey, i know you’re used to things be handed to you but its not my job to prove your point for you
      "Let's be frank here no name. I'm not your sweetheart. The only infant here is you. Terms of endearment should be left within the confines of ones home or used where one has such amicable sentiments for another. " whatever you say sugar tits

    • @thiccnibbasincorperated4715
      @thiccnibbasincorperated4715 5 років тому

      You know i dong agree that females are supressed or anything like that, but, i appreciate that your a good father

  • @ej-mo5xz
    @ej-mo5xz 6 років тому +5

    Great project, inspired me to work on a portable version to run off solar and possibly a battery supply to take off grid.

    • @alexjennings02
      @alexjennings02 6 років тому

      edward silva I may doing that for my GCSE’s DT project I just have to see if I will be able to power it with a car battery. And how may watts is the solar panel you have used.

    • @melissaisbel409
      @melissaisbel409 5 років тому

      edward silva please post when done

  • @leah1412
    @leah1412 7 років тому +83

    you're the best thing ever. so smart and such a great role model for young girls. so interesting

    • @Polymath2B
      @Polymath2B 5 років тому +12

      And you belong back in the 1900’s

    • @user-mr6qc5iy7j
      @user-mr6qc5iy7j 5 років тому

      I think teachers should stop forcing us to do homework and engineering projects

    • @udayakumar.s163
      @udayakumar.s163 5 років тому

      @@ninetails6218 ouch!! The burn is real!

    • @ninetails6218
      @ninetails6218 5 років тому

      Elisha Sanchez Was that supposed to be an insult? The 1900s were great up until WW2. Now go and make me a sandwich, bitch.

  • @wklinthinkple4910
    @wklinthinkple4910 2 роки тому

    This is impractical because it look like you have a small factory or workshop. Not a good choice to do it yourself. It is a great idea and effort. Creative and skillfully done. I am impressed with your work.

  • @allrounderguruji2664
    @allrounderguruji2664 4 роки тому +1

    Great babes this is a great project

  • @larcomj
    @larcomj 5 років тому +13

    i can hear the screams of agony coming from that soldering iron........

  • @baronislove3063
    @baronislove3063 7 років тому +23

    Another project that I'm interested in, But, to spoil it, I don't have a workshop to begin with. 🤷

    • @raraavis7782
      @raraavis7782 7 років тому +9

      milcha nc Oh, I feel you...I would love to do more advanced diy projects, but living in a 2 room flat in the city kind of makes it impossible. It really sucks!

  • @iitheartist2149
    @iitheartist2149 7 років тому +43

    Wow.. How did you even

  • @fredkapp498
    @fredkapp498 4 роки тому

    You make it look so easy. You are multi talented. Well done

  • @victororo462
    @victororo462 5 років тому +1

    Very nice project!
    One bit of information that will help you on your next build.
    Purchase a Scroll Saw. It would help making those small cuts on the edge and the inner shaped cuts.
    Overall, a very nice little build!

  • @KaalKurayami
    @KaalKurayami 7 років тому +5

    That was amazing! Ignore all of these insecure and ignorant men leaving bad comments.

  • @handmadeisbetter
    @handmadeisbetter 7 років тому +132

    Fantastic project! So cool outcome! But somehow the design reminds me at something... 🤔

    • @Nerdforge
      @Nerdforge  7 років тому +35

      Hmm, me too. Can't put a finger on what it is tho...

    • @animatedmayhem
      @animatedmayhem 7 років тому +44

      TheBowserBasher Seriosuly? It's obviously inspired by Pepsi

    • @tony91200211
      @tony91200211 7 років тому +4

      Lift head up from the the desk removes dollar bill from noise and leaves a bit of white powder on the noise and desk and ask in confusion " what did what you say? "

    • @erkm492
      @erkm492 7 років тому +17

      You mean Coca Cola. Pepsi is red, white and blue. ;) Great video and instructions!

    • @MrKode96
      @MrKode96 7 років тому +16

      I was thinking it looked like Nuka Cola from Fallout.

  • @theXEN0KID
    @theXEN0KID 7 років тому +79

    I thought the front said Nuka Cola

    • @abjsf69
      @abjsf69 6 років тому +3

      theXEN0KID You've been playing Fallout 4 ??

    • @Reijvi
      @Reijvi 5 років тому +2

      @@abjsf69 Fallout* Nuka cola exists in all Fallout games, not just 4

    • @gabrielstrong2186
      @gabrielstrong2186 5 років тому +1

      That’s what mine is going to say

  • @pauldery7875
    @pauldery7875 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome, best peltier fridge on UA-cam.

  • @joetate8526
    @joetate8526 3 роки тому +1

    She's amazing ! Is there anything she can't do ? I love her art work !

  • @CarnivorousSuperIntendent
    @CarnivorousSuperIntendent 5 років тому +6

    How about a treasure chest fridge with a secret snack compartment in the lid

  • @MOISTxPANDAx
    @MOISTxPANDAx 5 років тому +6

    The accent ❤️

  • @schweens
    @schweens 7 років тому +8

    Based on your wirings, the fan directions on the big fans looks incorrect. Both fans are supposed to face towards the heat sink so it creates a high air pressure. This high air pressure creates a high temperature that gets heat sinked. Otherwise you're relying solely on the peltier. I bought the same refrigeration module, and noticed this.

    • @Nerdforge
      @Nerdforge  7 років тому +3

      Interesting, I'll check that out. Maybe it can perform even better!

    • @schweens
      @schweens 7 років тому +5

      oops. sorry i had it reverse. i meant they should be facing away from each other. this creates a low pressure, and cold temperature that is transferred via heat sink into the fridge and dispersed using the smaller fan. and according to this link it goes down up to -5 degrees bit.ly/2klKyye

  • @Donald10569
    @Donald10569 6 років тому

    AWESOME, you go the extra mile with fit, finish and design, very nice!

  • @fvrrljr
    @fvrrljr 4 роки тому +2

    WOW, where have you been all my life! Goldsmith / Master Jeweler, Photovoltaic / Solar Thermal Technician plus many others which you just made me feel small.... my nemesis is electrical soldering LOL
    You Go Girl !!!
    i Like, OLE !!!

  • @pauls5745
    @pauls5745 7 років тому +10

    interesting but for the cost, these small fridges are getting really inexpensive and no hassle just get 1 for under $60, esp at the big box stores
    I think as in this vid you'll have like $75-80 plus time in it?
    Aluminum tape, not a good insulator or durable. I'd line it with plexiglass painted on the backside or some white tile, laminate, etc
    thanks for sharing! +1 and sub. your vids are inspirational

  • @urbosasflurry4711
    @urbosasflurry4711 2 роки тому +4

    Wow... never saw you with blonde hair before😊

  • @ibimsderaaron6922
    @ibimsderaaron6922 5 років тому +3

    How loud is the Fridge?

  • @RifaiAL
    @RifaiAL 3 роки тому

    The decor work is more than the functional work in this project.

  • @ゲリン
    @ゲリン 5 років тому

    wow this is the neatest diy fridge ive seen

  • @MegaBlazekin
    @MegaBlazekin 7 років тому +19

    you know what would be a cool idea making a computer with the desktop mini fridge as the case

    • @pfcande
      @pfcande 7 років тому +1

      I'd actually really be interested in seeing this be a thing.

    • @EvoAirsoft
      @EvoAirsoft 7 років тому

      It's not possible

    • @MegaBlazekin
      @MegaBlazekin 7 років тому

      JDM Miata it could I don't. know to explain it to you. what's in my head

    • @EvoAirsoft
      @EvoAirsoft 7 років тому +2

      Now what you can do is buy this special case, which is like almost $1,000 btw, it takes the main part that makes the fridge cold through an insulated tube, and puts it ontop of the CPU. So any of the condistation is trapped inside the tube and only touching the top of the cpu, and makes it safe. Or if you're feeling adventurous just use liquid nitrogen !

    • @maxslab8774
      @maxslab8774 7 років тому +2

      While your idea seems cool. It would never work. Since the air inside the fridge contains water vapor, heat from the PC mixing with the cool air from the fridge will condense the water and cause a short circuit. Professional overclockers who use similar liquids to cool avoid this by putting Vaseline on the components. The problem with this though is that its only a temporary solution.

  • @darimuniplays1695
    @darimuniplays1695 7 років тому +8

    Damn you are so dope loved your tutorial!!!

  • @SketchLove
    @SketchLove 5 років тому +5

    Saying DIY like we can afford half the supplies 😂

    • @draco5991rep
      @draco5991rep 5 років тому +1

      A DIY is a "do it yourself" project not a "do it yourself but cheap and easy" ;- ).

  • @kcwoolsey1396
    @kcwoolsey1396 6 років тому

    I have to think buying something similar would be a whole lot cheaper - but the fact you did that is definitely cool!

  • @serignebah2012
    @serignebah2012 6 років тому

    Wow amazing what an incredible idea 💡

  • @Exachad
    @Exachad 7 років тому +10

    You should have used RGB strips, instead! Also, 1000th comment.

  • @Nina-mk5qy
    @Nina-mk5qy 7 років тому +6

    This comment section is too smart

  • @IISheireenII
    @IISheireenII 5 років тому +14

    But... why? I love making stuff myself, but this doesn't seem very cost efficient nor energy efficient.
    It looks good, but other than that I fail to see any positive

    • @dawnmidnightsun2521
      @dawnmidnightsun2521 5 років тому +7

      Because she enjoys making things herself. That's the point.
      I am sure you could find info on how to run it off of other energy sources like maybe a solar panel or the batteries from one.

    • @moh19931000
      @moh19931000 4 роки тому +2

      The parts are not that expensive and it looks awesome and it's a fridge what positive did you expect?
      Plus, this is entertainment and in my opinion it did a good job at that

  • @Theportraitdude
    @Theportraitdude 3 роки тому +1

    Me at 0:00 - WHOA that looks so cool! I am totally gonna make this.
    Me at 12:59 - Holy crap I'm not making this o.O
    Awesome work on this, beautiful final product and I just found your videos through your UV Cyberpunk painting. Love the videos!

  • @Syncere20
    @Syncere20 6 років тому

    Very good job on assembly and attention to details, one of the best coolers on UA-cam, Thanks for showing how to build.

  • @mariusjoking4985
    @mariusjoking4985 5 років тому +5

    U are my crush :''v

  • @tajneprzezpoufne2685
    @tajneprzezpoufne2685 5 років тому +3

    You are the granddaughter of MacGyver right? You are so pretty 😍... Love your videos...🤩

  • @hamzazulfiqar9237
    @hamzazulfiqar9237 5 років тому +8

    martina is pretty,hot and talented

  • @yogawarriorgirl
    @yogawarriorgirl 7 років тому

    Holy crow, well done. Well formatted, easy to follow, and definitely useful for the average viewer. Subbed!

  • @furbynerd7
    @furbynerd7 3 роки тому +1

    Ok. I gotta be honest. Most of the materials you used are mostly not expensive, right? This is really cool! It looks like it would be a real product!

  • @emre_tek
    @emre_tek 7 років тому +7

    Khaleesi ! :D

  • @gordonwiessner6327
    @gordonwiessner6327 5 років тому +4

    Or go to Walmart and buy a mini-frig for $60.00.

  • @markc7933
    @markc7933 7 років тому +4

    I'd like a tally of the number of times you are ask to marry random men. Come on guys can't you just appreciate the technology and the beauty with out being weird. I for one love when girls show off their brain instead of boobs but you guys keep scaring them away.

  • @willie9008
    @willie9008 6 років тому

    Wow great job you make it looks easy. I need a fridge like that for my classroom.

  • @krissvagelj14
    @krissvagelj14 5 років тому +2

    nice :) i like that you put information and details in video.

  • @dipu10
    @dipu10 4 роки тому +2

    Hey, great video!
    I'm going to try to make something similar for a 1 gallon keg of home brew!
    Thanks for the ideas!

    • @pelotaoneves6697
      @pelotaoneves6697 3 роки тому

      Hi congratulations, I also did technical tests with peltier inserts. See my channel. thanks.

  • @elijahmitchell1190
    @elijahmitchell1190 4 роки тому

    yo its crazy how far your channel has come i recently found you guys today and watching you newer videos then this older one you guys have really honed your craft! Keep up the hard work.

  • @FriendlyNeighborhoodDM
    @FriendlyNeighborhoodDM 6 років тому

    When I first saw the initial design for the hot wire cutter, I immediately thought of the King of Random video. Awesome job and great video!

  • @victorl.6128
    @victorl.6128 5 років тому +1

    Totally awesome. thanks for your ingenuity