DIY Robot Liquor Dispenser | Amazing Homemade Alcohol Dispenser | Brilliant DIY Whiskey Dispenser

[@russ320]

Excellent work. I guess one could spray paint it if needed. Would be nice to see one of these in all Copper. I live the looks of Copper .

[@dom5775]

Good job ax creates

[@diycreationsvet4878]

I like it the way he made it i might do another one. I build mines out of bronse, epoxy resin and gun casings.

[@geronmos9618]

Great idea!!! Perfect work!

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you.

[@diycreationsvet4878]

I like it the way he made it i might do another one. I build mines out of bronse, epoxy resin and gun casings.

[@craftstest]

Amazing super super super like good luck 😍❤️😍❤️😍

[@axcreates_official]

Thanks. 👍

[@jtklop]

This was very well done. Love the idea for bring in air

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@jtklop]

DIY Creations please do!

[@axcreates_official]

@DIY Creations Thank you.

[@crazyeyes1533]

thanks for the vid! I want to make one for a christmas gift!

[@axcreates_official]

👍Thank you.

[@eyjolfurthorleifsson7467]

Beautiful work ❤️ Very genius. Thank you for sharing

[@axcreates_official]

Eyjolfur Thorleifsson Thank you very much for your support. 👍👍

[@MakeItMetal]

My favourite drink dispensed by the coolest of creations! got my sub buddy!

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you for the positive comment! 😀

[@diycreationsvet4878]

I like it the way he made it i might do another one. I build mines out of bronse, epoxy resin and gun casings.

[@thegiant9035]

Genius!!

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you.

[@raimundocoata3492]

Ficou muito bom

[@axcreates_official]

Obrigado. 👍

[@dsimms6]

Can you do this without welding?

[@tanakornnasaro1567]

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[@carldyke5725]

Appreciate the "Parts List". 👍🏼 Overall the best "DIY" video I've watched on making a whiskey dispenser. Although, I don't weld/solder.

[@axcreates_official]

Hi, thank you for your comment. What you can do is replace the stainless tee ( liquor side tee) with a stainless cross and add a stainless valve between the carbon steel tee and stainless cross. Then you can do all threaded and use tubing and compression fittings for the vent. Just like I did in my other dispenser video. Check out the link below. That’s what I’m referring to. I’m sure you can find it cheaper. This is not an affiliate link. Hope this helps. 👍 DERNORD Stainless Steel Ball Valve - 0.75 Inch NPT Threa... www.amazon.com/dp/B07MJ73VKW/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_api_glc_fabc_-pc4FbH9ARAZG?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

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[@leoantonio5477]

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[@funf7774]

Hi, kann ich eine Liste aller benötigten Teile bekommen? Gerne kaufe ich auch den kompletten Bausatz! LG

[@axcreates_official]

It’s in the video’s description.

[@cain2bad]

Nice job. I’ve made my own version but it leaks out my air tube. Would that be because it’s not long enough? It doesn’t go passed the bottle. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you for watching and your support. Yes. I’m sure that’s the problem. It needs to be higher than the bottle. This one in particular is about 3” pass the bottle and works just fine. I did run into the same problem when I made the very first one, but just made the vent longer and it solved the problem. Hope this helps. 👍

[@cain2bad]

AX Creates Thanks. I’ll keep you posted when I get me a longer piece.

[@cain2bad]

@@axcreates_official I did think that also but I’ll send you some pic’s tomorrow bro. I appreciate you for sure

[@axcreates_official]

No problem. Thanks again for your support.

[@PUKKA18]

Very nice work. Is it important to weld on the thin pipe, wich goes straight up into the air ?

[@axcreates_official]

Hi! Thank you for watching. Yes, It is important because it allows air to enter to get better flow. No, it doesn’t have to be welded. It can be threaded. However, you’d have to replace the T fitting with a cross fitting like I did in this video and use all threaded fittings. Hope this helps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3OslGqCmLKXhsk

[@PUKKA18]

AX Creates Thanks for the quick answer. Do you it is s problem, that the drinks floats through the metal pipes ? I want to built something like this, but am scared that it could be unhealthy.

[@axcreates_official]

Lukas Quast You should be fine if you make it out of stainless steel like I did and clean it once in a while like everything else. Stainless steel is often used in food processing and facilities like dairies and breweries. And to be honest, I think the cross will work better than the T because you won’t have that loop where fluid will just sit there after you pour a drink. You can eliminate that loop if you use a cross.

[@marcelocarvalho7274]

Quero um desse

[@raybans8712]

Surely the only reason you could dislike this video is jealousy...... or a deep hatred of whiskey 🥃

[@axcreates_official]

👍👍

[@danielsolorio8215]

How much would you sale this for?

[@CristianArequipa-w6m]

Podría decir los nombres de los accesorios que utilizo por favor..?? Me fascinó mucho quisiera intentarlo.. Gracias de ante mano..!!

[@axcreates_official]

Toda informacion en la descripcion del video.

[@faustorodriguez532]

Hello can i get a list of the materials. Its amazing thank you in advance

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you. The list is in the video’s description.

[@paulben4758]

Good

[@axcreates_official]

Thanks

[@JorgeAlberto-oy3de]

O cara , pra fazer isso tem que ser dono de fabrica de conexões tubolar

[@durgeshrai8136]

So satisfying bro 🙌 Great job

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you. 👍

[@cristianjuarez8257]

Donde consigo las piezas. ?

[@axcreates_official]

Puedes encontrar la mayoría de las piezas en una tienda de plomería.

[@nathanwilson7453]

Whats the part called that you screw the bottle into?

[@axcreates_official]

It is a 3/4" x 1" Bell reducer. This is an affiliate link. Hope this helps. www.amazon.com/dp/B008E338QI/ref=as_sl_pc_qf_sp_asin_til?tag=alexpalominos-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=526d92254918a42341ac17758dded833&creativeASIN=B008E338QI

[@dreadly2010]

have you noticed any issue with rubber seals deteriorating because of the alcohol?

[@axcreates_official]

I haven’t, make sure you select the correct o-ring seal. Nitrile and Neoprene is what I have used.

[@dreadly2010]

@@axcreates_official Thanks for the quick reply!

[@nickbender7920]

You did an amazing job! This is so awesome!! About how much does it cost in parts?

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you. The cost for all the parts is about $140 -160. It was a fun project.

[@nickbender7920]

Sweet thanks for the reply. This inspired me. I’m definitely going to attempt this!!

[@axcreates_official]

You’re welcome. Let me know if you have questions. 👍

[@christilley9444]

This is awesome! Can you give a list of exact parts by chance?

[@axcreates_official]

@@christilley9444 Thank you. You’ll find the list of parts in the description.

[@florent1239]

Bonjour, es ce que vous auriez un site ou on peu trouver toute ses pièces svp ? ☺️

[@Jguirguis1979]

Hello.....what stops the liquid from flowing into left arm? Is it just gravity?

[@axcreates_official]

Hi, the fitting you see @ 6:16 is a 3/4” x 1/4” brass bushing with small 1/4” threaded plug. Which I then threaded into the 3/4” 90. The 1/4” plug is what prevents fluid from going into the arm. This plug only needs to be threaded into the bushing, but as you can see in the video, I welded it. Just some Teflon will do the job, no need to welded. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and let me know if you have other questions.

[@Jguirguis1979]

Also, not much if a welder...is there a close nipple with one end closed available for purchase?

[@axcreates_official]

@@Jguirguis1979 I don’t believe they’re made already capped. However, I’m looking into how the two dispensers I made can be done without any welding. That will be a new video.

[@mykingischrist167]

How did you cut a 3/4 circle into that thick of sheet metal?

[@axcreates_official]

Manual Metal hole punch, hydraulic metal hole punch, or just a grinder and cut wheel will do.

[@mykingischrist167]

@@axcreates_official Thanks man! I don't have access to any of that, so I decided to use 3/4 lead free brass check valve instead. I'm also going to use a 1/4 stainless steel check valve for the arm.

[@axcreates_official]

@@mykingischrist167 Thats a great idea! A ball valve will also work. You can even reduce down to a smaller valve (1/4” or 3/8” with a couple bushings. Hope it works out. 👍

[@MrNovruz]

Nice

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you 😀

[@davidvarney7353]

Very expensive for all those fittings but still very cool

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you.

[@raimundocoata3492]

Vc fazer para vende

[@axcreates_official]

Não no momento. Obrigado.

[@mykingischrist167]

Is there another option if we can't weld a cap on the close nipple? I did see the way to make vent without welding. Thanks man! 3/4" Stainless Steel Close Nipple 2 ( one end capped on one nipple, 10 Gauge Sheet Metal used to make cap.)

[@axcreates_official]

Glad the idea of the threaded vent helped. Also, I found that just a straight vent with no bends works better. And about the cap on the close nipple, let me see what else I can come up with and I will definitely get back with you. Thanks for your support. 👍

[@mykingischrist167]

@@axcreates_official Awesome, I appreciate it! Subbed

[@axcreates_official]

@@mykingischrist167 Thank you for your support. 🙏👍

[@axcreates_official]

Hi, you can use a check valve or a ball valve in between. The ball valve would just make it a little longer because you'd have to use two short nipples. Check out this link. This is not an affiliate link, just want to show you what you can possibly use.Also, I am sure you can find it cheaper. Hope this helps. www.amazon.com/Stainless-Steel-Valve-Female-Thread/dp/B07PTNQ4WW/ref=sr_1_20_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=3%2F4+one+way+stainless+valve+male+ends&qid=1606408298&sr=8-20-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEzVjdTVFhGN1FMQ0RRJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUExMDI4ODM0MUNOSUU5UEJJWEhCVyZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwNTU0NDk4MjBQT1RVTlYySlEyMiZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX210ZiZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

[@joshgleghorn260]

Where did you source the stainless steel tube from?

[@axcreates_official]

Local plumbing store/supply house.

[@sarojdhungana8239]

Can i get the list of parts that are used in this project 🙄

[@axcreates_official]

Absolutely, here it is. And as you can see, many of the fittings can be substituted. I used what I had available at the time and that's the reason I mix-matched the fittings. Thank you for watching. FITTINGS THAT MAKE UP THE BODY FITTING QUANTITY 1) 3/4" NPT Chicago Coupler 1 2) 3/4" Carbon Steel Tee 3 3) 3/4" carbon Steel Street 45 ELL 1 4) 3/4" Standard 45 Elbow 3 5) 3/4" Brass Hex Head Plug 1 6) 3/4" Brass Square Head Plug 1 7) 3/4" Carbon Steel 90 Street Elbow 4 8) 3/4" Standard Carbon Steel 90 ELL 1 9) 3/4" Carbon Steel Cross 1 10) 3/4" Brass Close Nipples 9 ( can substitute with carbon steel) 11) 1" x 3/4" Carbon Steel Bushings 2 ( can substitute with stainless) 12) 2" x 1" Brass Bell Reducer 2 ( can substitute with 2" x 3/4" and eliminate 1" x 3/4" bushings) 13) 2" x 1 1/2" Carbon Steel Bushings 2 FITTINGS IN CONTACT WITH LIQUOR FITTING QUANTITY 1) 1" x 3/4" Stainless Steel Bell Reducer 1 2) 3/4" Stainless Steel Tee 1 3) 3/4" x 1/4" Stainless Steel Bushing 1 4) 3/4" Stainless Steel Close Nipple 2 ( one end capped on one nipple, 10 Gauge Sheet Metal used to make cap.) 5) 1/4" Stainless Steel Compression x 1/4 MPT Elbow 1 (can substitute with a TEE and connect vent to it if unable to weld) 6) 1/4" Stainless Steel Compression 1 x 1/4" MPT adapter 7) 1/4" Lead Free Brass Nipple 1 (can substitute with stainless steel nipple) 8) 1/4" Lead Free Ball Valve 1 (can substitute with stainless valve) 9) 1/4" Lead Free Barb x 1/4" MPT Adapter 1 (can substitute with stainless steel adapter) 10) 1/4 Stainless Steel Tube Approximately 26" needed 11) 3/4" x 1/4" Lead Free Brass Bussing 1( can substitute with stainless bushing) 12) 1/4" lead free Socket Hex Head Plug. 1(braced/welded to 3/4" x 1/4" Bushing to prevent flow into the arm) 13) 1" x 3/16" Rubber O-Ring Gasket 2 BASE 1) 6 1/2" x 11 1/4" 10 Gauge Stainless Steel Sheet Metal 2) 6 1/2" x 11 1/4" x 3/4" Wood Base 3) 3/4" Flat Washer or any washer with diameter of approximately 1 5/8" diameter, Need 2 (welded to 2" x 1 1/2" Bushing) 4) 1/4" Flat Washer, Need 2 (welded to 3/4" washer) 5) 1/4" x 1" Hex Head Bolts with nuts and flat washers, Need 2 (welded to 1/4" and 3/4" washers) 1/4" Hex Socket Button Head bolts and washers 6

[@sarojdhungana8239]

@@axcreates_official Thank you ❤️

[@diycreationsvet4878]

I like it the way he made it i might do another one. I build mines out of bronse, epoxy resin and gun casings.

[@Chevyguyscott]

Pretty Cool, But lost me at Golden Knights ;)

[@axcreates_official]

👍

[@R1CAN1]

Do you sell them?

[@danielsolorio8215]

How much? I know the parts and work cost money. Still interested

[@methot]

Very nice work. I'm planning on building one very soon and your work inspired me a lot. Two questions: would the constant contact of alcohol on metal eventually change its taste? Maybe there would be a way to thread a flexible vinyl tube inside the iron pipes? Also, how easy is it to clean it, say you'd want to put some other alcohol in there? Thanks and great work once again!

[@axcreates_official]

Thank you. Yes, you can feed a small diameter vinyl tube through the pipe fittings. That’s a good idea. But to answer your questions, stainless and copper are often used in the construction of whiskey/alcohol stills so I don’t think it should affect taste. The cleaning is fairly easy, dish soap and hot water does the job. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching.

[@matthews2943]

Where did you get all the parts? I’m thinking about making one.. these are super cool

[@lesliestraw4699]

Great build just very expensive on the parts list, my guess £150

[@silverman2112]

Nice Idea and great work! Where did you get all Pipes and angle ? ^^

[@axcreates_official]

Most of the fittings and pipe you can find at your local hardware and plumbing supply store. Amazon carries many of the fittings as well. You’ll find the list of all the parts in the description. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching.

[@jrrican5770]

I wish it didn’t have any soldered or welded areas so everyone could make one, everything else was awesome

[@axcreates_official]

Will make one soon where no welding is required!👍

[@CoreyDS40]

How much for all the parts?

[@axcreates_official]

around $140 us dollars.

[@gunnarbiker]

@ 3:47 what the heck is that fitting called?!?

[@axcreates_official]

It’s called a 3/4-Inch Male NPT Chicago Coupler or 3/4 Male NPT quarter-turn claw type hose quick coupling used for air and water.

[@diycreationsvet4878]

I like it the way he made it i might do another one. I build mines out of bronse, epoxy resin and gun casings.

[@mat-bh]

Só no brasil q não existe tubo galvanizado. É praticamente impossivel achar essas conexões por aqui. Ainda mais pessoa p fazer rosca na ponta do tubo.

[@axcreates_official]

Os acessórios são de aço inoxidável. É uma pena que esses acessórios não estejam disponíveis no Brasil.

[@mat-bh]

@@axcreates_official steel pipes are deprecated in brasil at least 3 decades. Here we only use pvc or copper pipes. Just in a few rare situations the galvanized pipes are used.

[@axcreates_official]

Isso é lamentável. Eu ficaria feliz em enviar-lhe um no futuro, se possível.

[@cesarescutia6185]

Perdón desee rrobot

[@swishersmith1875]

Tell me you work in the store room without telling me you work in the store room

[@cesarescutia6185]

Encuanto mesaleuno depedos rrobot

[@axcreates_official]

No los hago para vender en este momento. Gracias.

[@hywhook]

lo mesclaste con cola.... por dios, que desperdicio.

[@ravneetgill86]

Is it necessary to use brass nipples in between the joints or I can use regular nipples. Thanks great work 👍

[@axcreates_official]

No, it is not. It is just for looks. As you can see, the liquid doesn’t flow through the body. Just from the back tee to the gun(1/4” valve). Thanks for watching.

[@ravneetgill86]

@@axcreates_official awesome thanks

[@Pupkis86]

Классный диспансер, НО ЕБАТЬ какой дорогой, дороже самого напитка в два раза.

[@jessikamat1]

Pardon me but you are going to make people sick with this design.