Sounding Very Well and Looking Inc Read Able !

How many MFD is required to create the flash?

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Just Plain Gorgeous

Wow Fricken Excellent Job! Thoughtful Fabrication!

Dude perfect!

Very cool Icebox I love it

Looks good can’t wait to see the end result

Do you charge all the r12 systems with r12 or a substitution refregarant

Great Video Brother always enjoy

Cant wait for the whole vid. It'll look pretty vool once that vopper gets a patina on it. Surprised you used butane and a chinese compressor!

To call you a genius would be a vast understatement my friend 🧡 ❤

Sorry for commenting on your videos every few seconds what this is a cool idea!

how did you know how many tube passes to put in the evap and condensor

Thank you for *not* making this one of those stupid YT"Shorts"!

EOL time!

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Beautiful!

It would be a good firework but it's past Fourth of July

Been a while since I had one of your vids pop up, David. Good to see you man!

nice

I love these old water bath coolers

Nothing like having a little bit of fun with something that’s too far gone before it goes to scrap or trash😂 man, that thing wasn’t happy at all haha. I got a mid-2010s Lasko box fan off the side of the road two or so months back the motor on it was going out, turned out. It had some shorted windings. I bypassed the fuse and let her rip. I gotta get the video up at some point..

Does this need a new capacitor soon

A monster compressor in that little fridge. Unrelated question, how how should a compressor get in normal operation, given that the charge is correct and fans and such are going? You've got me going in to maintain my equipment and my old deep freeze seems to have the compressor too hot to touch, maybe 50C, which seems odd considering the return line is cool. It's proably 70's so I doubt its hot gas discharge on the shell. Unless it uses a crank case heater for outdoor use or something.

You did an amazing job on this! Very impressed. What a fun looking beverage cooler too.. I wish they still made stuff like this.

Very odd to see a Coke cooler thats not in their iconic colors. Belt frive too! That thing must be mega collectable, even if less desirable than the 50's units. I wouldnt even be nad about the samsung conoressor if you haf nothing better and the owner was on a budget. At least it looks like a better older Samsung unit than their modern stuff. But I know you better than that.

I've got no microwave oven, I'm waiting to come across a really lively built ~80's unit. Almost all of my other kitchen appliances are from the 50's besides a few freebies like the instant pot. No teflon coatings, just cast iron, stainless steel, and glass for cookware.. still have my great grandma's skillet from the 40's.

I enjoyed this very much.

I have a D-534 that has a broken door handle. Do you have an extra?

You said it was scrap iron right? Why so? Isn't that just surface rust? And how do we deem a tank unsafe for use? I'm trying to repurpose and empty tank to use as pressure vessel that can possibly hold upto 10 or 15 bar of pressure. Thanks in advance

Will superglue actually be enough though? Will it stay glued on for long enough?

Too bad. As the saying goes: Compressors dont die - they get murdered! Its always something small like a dirty evaporator causing liquid refridgerant to wash away all the oil, overheating due to overloads failing, single phasing of three phase motors, start caps.. list goes on.

Would love to know your thoughts on the different compressor oils.. from my reading arpund, poe is problematic unless everything is done perfect. Mineral oil was much more forgiving - it didn't suck up moisture or turn to acid when it did, didn't strip oxide from the pipes and bring it back to the restriction or pump sump. You use some less common oils in your builds, what're your thoughts on them? I like the prospect of propane and isobutane refrigerants again if they come with mineral oil use again, but they certainly are flammable. Also, good for repurposing this compressor, they dont make them as overbuilt like they used to so its best to save the old ones!

This was a joy to watch!

Medium speed engines

Great video I really appreciate you taking the time to show how to fix the original antenna. Before you fixed it when the motor would just run did it sound just like a clicking noise and also is this kit good for a 1983 Chevrolet Caprice?

I must watch the fly video now!

Your ability to clearly explain and illustrate is exemplary. Your tone and relaxed pace has me constantly rewatching your videos, and on the lookout for new ones. You have a gift, and a wealth of experience . Thank for finding the time to share it with others!

What is when the cooler gets cold when the door is open but when the door is closed it doesn’t ? Could this be a thermostat issue

Fascinating. Ever think about using an old R12 car AC compressor for a belt drive system to use that old motor you fixed up from the bush? Of course, you'd also need a refrigerator.

Awesome! Better you get it than a copper scrapper!

See, in my eyes you just made an R718 passive heat pipe. Gotta tie it back somehow.

I was gonna say it probably lasted so long thanks to the mineral oil instead of POE (POS oil imo), but if that was changed out then perhaps not. Seems silly to make an oil that turns to acid when slightly wet - that's why most people like the good old refrigerants, it was the type of oil in the system instead. PAG and PAO are nicer and probably better for longevity.

They made this so that we cannot do DIY and spend more with parts so we will just end up just buying a new one. Business propaganda! 😅

That's awesome! Great idea.