the temperature indicator is merely showing the Peltier temperature, not the ambient temperature。 it does not make sense to use Peltier to cool the surrounding, this is the very inefficient device anyway, you have a done a nice job of creating this cooling device。

Hardest way to make wooden dowels

A fehèr cement magában nem hőálló merepedezik ès szèthullik daeabjaira

Give me 6 stump

I like it but I want something I can turn without the prep work on the wood. What could that be? 🤔

I did this easier, just get the cap off and fill it with your compressor, i put in 8 bar but it lasts really really short, waste of time in my opninion

Very nice. Thank you

Your method is probably easier, but i just carve them by hand. It doesn’t take long.

Nice idea, but please make sure you use grender with gun

Excelente video amigo muchas gracias

Nice looking product. I especially like the temp display and the massive heat sink. Earlier today I couldn't find the tall square ss pipe i was looking for but found an aluminum one shaped very much like yours.

can this be made so it is powered by 12 volts DC?

Please how can I get that elements?

यह peltier module और सब fan मिलके online कितनेमे मिलेंगे??मार्केट मे सब जगह नाही मिलता. Online कहासे और कितनेमे मिलेगा????

Just change the title bro..this is not air conditioner instead air heater..😆

Great idea but I have great concerns about the danger to this man's hands and fingers. I fear there will be a few fewer fingers in this man's future. BE CAREFUL with your own, please.

There many easier ways!

Im not impressed with the fabrication but i dig those JESUS sandals!!!!

This was beautiful. It shows that you don't need a brain to survive into adulthood.

What are the material to start

Muchas vueltas para hacer tan largo el video

Great job!!! Very smart trick, thanks!

You didn't mention the name of that coil. You just shoved the "heating element" text . Heating element is not the name of that coil.

What's the name of that spinning tool😢

Nice job

Another stupid idiot that doesn't use safety measures when using a drill press. He will be the one missing his fingers...not me. I'm not that stupid.

Way cool

Can we use Peltair Module to cool down the cooler water tank water temperature. Is this possible

I am trying to set up a peltier 12706, supplying power from a 12 Volt, 6 Amp transformer rectifying & filtering it into 12 V DC. At first the heat sinks on the hot side is heating up and cold side is cooling respectively. A few minutes later the cold side is also heating up. How to rectify this?

কাটার স্টাইলটা হয় নাই।😮‍💨

Very poorly built. Enough to fly 2 or 3 times.

Obviously too much time

Thank you for your video. It is very informative and will save me money

Hate to burst your bubble, but I can make a dowel with about 99% fewer steps. Place your square dowel into a grove and plane one corner. Rotate, plane the next corner. Repeat process until smooth. Takes about a minute per rod, none of this machining required.

This is typical window type AC were wall mounting will give barrier between hot and cold hot side needs to be cooled faster to get real cooling affect

I have a better way I buy them To long winded for my liking

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Apparently, in third-world countries, the angle grinder is the ubiquitous "machine shop in your hand." I don't think they'd have The Wheel without it. It's plain to see they wouldn't have The Axle.

it probably would have worked mucgh better if you used a higher quality spray paint can like montana or belton mollowtow

La expulsión de la pintura no es muy buena ...

Wow

Dice cuento que murió por electricidad por te

Please mate with my cousins

dostum sen icat felan yapma

Good old finger vice

I want those materials bro

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Really well done and a great idea. I wonder if you've thought about adding some incline and resistance? I did notice the base a little wobbly during use maybe a few more supports here and there are needed. Great job I wonder what the cost was.

The only thing missing was personal protective equipment. Safety first!

Thank, for work