Homemade ice machine update! Viewer requested
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- This is a quick update for the homemade ice machine that I made a few weeks ago. Several viewers have asked for a update, so here it is. DO NOT ATTEMPT, FOR ENTERTAINMENT ONLY. Seek professional advice for any wiring or modifications of any appliance. The Kelley's Country Life LLC accepts no responsibility for you trying anything you see on our show.
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Oh yes.. There is cold ice, and warm Ice. That's why the ice you buy in those outdoor ice boxes does not last. If you find a store with the ice in the Frozen food case running at -5 to 0 degrees, or even better, the ice cream case operating at -10 to -12 degrees. A lot of C-stores and some newer gas stores keep their ice in these cases. This is the best ice! This guy has a great idea!
Thanks for watching
I was just talking to my husband how I wish they made this commercially. Patent the idea!
Man it takes a real smart person to come up with ice dont go below 32°... if the freezer is at zero then anything inside eventually reaches zero including ice lmao.... love the videos man and a genius idea. I work on and install ice machines for a living and I would have never thought about this.
Thank you very much
Even if there's no real "savings", just the convenience of having it at home, ability to get the cooler iced before you leave, and not having to stop at a gas station makes it a winner for me. Great video!!!!
That's right! Thanks
I agree, its also awesome if you want some chilled water while working in the garage.
absolutely conveinient
You 'should' pre-cool your coolers before a trip I have heard.
Load it up a day before - drain/re-ice before departure.
I've done this with cheap coolers - didn't really see any effect.
But if you a yeti or other high brand it supposedly works.
A "Country Boy" knows how to get er' done!!!👍👍👍👍👍
That's right!
This is one of the smartest things I have ever seen. After one year using about 50 lbs of ice a week, this should pay for itself in about one year. KUTOS TO YOU
9 months plus electricity usage. I'll find that out soon, just ordered a killawatt meter. Thanks for watching
Bravo sir, bravo. "Professional, no but I saved alot of money"
That's all I was looking for.... And the convenience
I gotta say, this is the kind of guy you have a beer and some wholesome conversations with. Gives you that feeling he's a grade "A" friend
I sure like to think I'm that guy and neighbor! Plus I love beer, an IPA man myself
American ingenuity!!! Great job! 👍🇺🇸💯💪
Brilliant project. This kind of ingenuity is what makes America great.
Thank you
I’m an ice guy... filling work coolers every day during summer...your ingenuity is commendable!
Thank you for watching
The fact the ice doesn't freeze or stick makes me think I need to do this. I don't need as much ice as you do but the home icemakers break within a year and waste A LOT OF WATER with the constant melting. This is nice.
Great job on your ice maker, ingenuity determination and a good attitude can get a lot done
Thank you
Build a box that mounts to the top of cooler for the fans. The air being pushed down will mix with the bottom and help equalizer the variance in temp.
Video out today for the fans
Commercial ice machines have an insulated bin only, and not a freezer bin so the ice does melt and it goes down a drain. Therefore it does stick together at the bottom. But this is ingenious and I may do this myself in my garage. I am a commercial refrigeration tech. Great job!
Two Tips if ya haven't seen them.
1) Glad to see the standard catch bin.
Catch 'fresh potable ice' a day or two before trip.
2) Amazon sells drawstring ice bags for home use in large lots.
Thank you for the information
Just finished mine. Best idea EVER! Bought my freezer very used for $50. 5 cubic feet. Used a whirlpool icemaker kit. On mine, the solenoid wires are green and yellow green. Thank you for posting this video!
Thank you for watching
I’ve spent some time reading all of these comments and replies… as a RUclips regular myself, I’d say you have taken the crowd by a storm. Imaginative, creative and brilliant idea and plan. So, I’ve always wanted an ice maker…thanks!!
Thank you for taking the time to watch, respond and read the comments. More videos coming soon
It's a very cool project.
Thank you for watching
Great work around! The "standard kitchen refrigerator/freezer ice makers" will make about 10 lbs a day, each. Once the box is cold enough to freeze the water, they run mostly on timed events. You may not gain much with the interior fans, and remember the fan motors heat will have the other effect; heat. Your lash up for the IM kit valves and the freezer is laudable but all that was needed was a plug/cord for the freezer that is rated for 15 amps or more at 110 volts, and it will carry all the loads- IM kits, valves, freezer to the 20 amp circuit you plugged into. I'd also figure our which walls of the freezer have chilling coils in them, some have only one wall cooling, some two almost none three or four, and elevate the box, make hole in the free side with an insulated door where I could swing it aside to scoop out the ice and it could quickly and automatically close. And if more ice is the ticket, install one or two more IM kits. Awesome! I worked on this stuff for a career and it never dawned on me! Awesome! PS; ice sticking together usually means the door gasket has a leak or is being left open too much and air borne moisture is condensing on the ice, which causes the sticking. Seal up your cord passages through the gasket- if you do a rework, run your cords through the "hot wall" and seal them up. Damn, why didn't I think of that- I have wanted something like it at camp for years! And I have the junk to make it from! FR Final PS; You don't need a "pro look", you need "personal snazz"- paint or wrap some "flames of ice" or something you like on it! FR!
Actually discovered they run on temperature not time, installed fans and tested. I am about to post that video.
Hi, Andrew! You are saving money by installing your own ice maker.
I think so! Love it
Heck ya now I wanna make one.
Thank you for watching
With freezer running, lid open, no frost on inside surface use a hand held temperature gun scanning sided or side or up and down you should be able to locate and identify placement of refrigerant cooling lines making it safe to puncture case for electrical and water lines. these perforations can be resealed with silicon cocking.
There is an adjustment for time in the front cover of the ice makers. You can speed up the prosses if the ice forms well before the dump time. It is a flathead screw under the cover and on some models it has a + and - symbol so you know witch way to turn. Make adjustments half turn at a time or less.
Correct, I looked into that
robsycko, that screw is regulating amount of water entering icemaker by changing water valve opening time..... There is a sensor molded in the wire and touching the bottom of metal ice form, that will close electric circuit ,when metal ice form temperature will get below 32F(meaning water is frozen in the form and it is time to rotate icemaker motor and dump out ice cubes. So the only way to speed up ice production is to lower freezer temperature.
That’s a good idea I never really thought about something like that you’re pretty smart for a young man
Why thank you!
I think you're pretty smart for any age person.
Your ice maker looks great and I'm inspired to make one. Thank you. 06/18/21
Thank you for watching and the kind words
My family & I are also inspired! Thanks for these great works!
Good job brother love the build. And it is a great idea
Thank you for watching
The best feature about this cooler is that it open on top heat rises .. I would put I switch to turn that fan off when the door is open or it could counteract what ur trying to do
Great ideal not only chipper but your ice is solid not like store-bought which is hollow some are thin ice
Exactly
Ole Hank said it best when he said a country boy will survive lol genius idea lol
Thank you
I want to thank you for the video!!! As soon as I get back to work!! I am going to build one just like this. We go boating and fishing just about every weekend in the St Petersburg Florida area!! We have a counter top ice make that runs non stop when we are home. But, we still have to buy ice for fishing in the Gulf!! So thank you again!! Great job!!!
Awesome, stay tuned for tomorrows video. I think I really increased production. Thanks for watching
LOVE This!!! Very cool. Working in restaurants for many years I have dealt with my share of commercial ice machines and which perform well and the ones that just plain suck...
One tid bit I learned a while back was that Ice Machines LOVE ice... meaning the fuller the machine is the faster the cycles can run on the machine. So, I propose a test.
Measure 24 hours of production with very little or no ice.
Then purchase some bags of ice... (Yes small investment). and make it at least half full. then test 24 hours.... Perhaps having it full with ice will help maintain a full machine stay fuller ...
Thanks again... very cool.
I'm actually doing something very similar next week. Stay tuned
Nice job on the icemaker . Just the tip fill the water tube up with sand it will not crush when you heat it up
I just watched the original n was gonna say that lol 🤣
Good tip!
Ice (and anything) can be cooled to absolute zero. Ice can't get WARMER than 32-34 f because it melts. The freezer is doing some unecessary cooling because storing the ice doesn't require 0 f. You could probably save some electricity by running the freezer a little warmer.
Then the ice is warmer and melts faster. The freezer isn't working much because the ice is keeping a very low temperature already. The freezer only needs to maintain the temperature. The only part it needs to freeze is the water coming in for new cubes. Colder ice cubes last longer in a cooler though the difference isn't as big as people might think.
i love this. i have a countertop ice maker because i can't drink without a full cup of ice etc. but i feel like my little ice machine makes like 4x as much as one of yours. however it cannot hold that much and so i constantly have to use it or move it to my freezer. i wonder if you could take the components of a higher powered one like mine and put it in a big freezer like yours... another thing i like about yours is that you can also use it for food. if i did it would i would maybe put the ice makers over the other side and get one of the baskets that fit over the hump on that side and use the basket for food and the deeper big part for ice (and maybe put some gallon jugs of water at the bottom too), but yeah very useful and i love that it doesn't stop your freezer from being a freezer or your ice makers from being ice makers and is easy to undo. thanks for sharing!
Lots of options. Mine also makes much larger, colder and longer lasting cubes than those table top models.
Nice looking ice maker!
Thank you
Been watching your ice making videos and I'm hooked, very hot here too and we use a lot of ice in El Paso, thanks alot for the idea.
Thank you for watching
If we decide to space travel to Mars, I ain’t going unless this guy goes with me.
Ditto!
Lol I don’t even need one of these but I’m on video number 3! 😂🤣😂
Video number 4 out today 😁
I love the lengths he goes to stick to control groups and honesty, well done my fellow Floridian brother! Stay honest and keep to the facts!!!.🤙🏼🤙🏼
With the thermostat and timer question you all are all right, there is two types one that runs on a timer and the other uses a temp sensor.
We shall find out in a couple of days, testing that now.
Use a metal screen for paint roller to angle the ice away mount fans underneath the roller to bring the colder air from bottom
Pretty great invention you’ve created.
Thank you for watching
put a perfed 4" or 6" pipe down in the ice and pull air up off the bottom of the freezer. make it u shaped and mount the fan on the upper end of the pipe blowing to the ice makers
I've considered doing that, but a lot of people suggest that moving air anywhere inside and across the ice makers should work just as well. I am testing that today and tomorrow
It looks like you removed the metal bar from the makers...that bar acts as a off switch for when the ice builds up .. I don't know if this will be an issue for you as you consume a lot of ice, but you might consider placing the makers on either end of the freezer to allow them to function if it ever does become an issue ... awesome machine
It's not an issue, I can easily unplug or manually trip them when it's full. It's never filled up on me because I use so much ice.
You could attach the fans to aluminium flex pipes from the side to the bottom then have the air flow over the molds. Cheep and easy to test. And for cooling mass you could fill large pop bottles with water, reuse them for your coolers. Great job.
Testing fans today and tomorrow
You could mount the fans in a channel with air holes drilled in it, so the ice level wouldn't affect it. You could make the channel out of two pieces of aluminum attached in a 90 degree angle and place it in one of the corners of the freezer. Mount the fan about 6" from the bottom of the channel and drill air holes in the bottom of the channel that ice couldn't get in to.
I did a very simple design, video out today.
Man I was wondering how that ice maker was doing & to turn out. That is awesome to know that it is doing good. You are definitely saving you a lot of money. My family is spending fifty bucks every weekend on ice.
Yikes! At that rate you could justify a commercial ice maker.
@@TKCL yes they should. That much money just to drink there alcohol. Partying every weekend. "LOL"
I’ve literally just watched Part one and two and after part two, I assumed there wouldn’t be another video on this yet and thought it’d be cool to get some fans in there to increase the chill.
Sterling job you’ve done dude! Can’t wait for more. Got a little confused for a minute at why you’d have ice at 32C, then realised Americans lol.
Fan video out tomorrow
Such an awesome build!!! Another advantage to it is that if any component breaks, it is easily replaced.
Exactly!
If you do the fan, you don't need to put it low, near the top pointing down will circulate it. You da man! My kind of tinkerer!
Installed two fans this morning, testing for 24 hours and weighing ice production tomorrow. It's moving a ton of air in that small space. Video out soon
@@TKCL Lets hope that the fans can hold up in sub zero conditions
We shall see, they are made for kegerators
Mount them with magnets. 8 on the back wall or the bottom of the lid and then 4 on each fan so they stick together. No screws needed
I think the walls are aluminum
I think you did an awesome job! Very impressive!
Thank you
Commercial ice makers also make much smaller cubes which means it freezes faster and you get more production. In turn it also melts faster. Great idea I foresee a project in my future.
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it
Before you do the interior fan, put a second thermometer near the top to determine the actual temperature difference... if you do mount the fan... you can put it just about anywhere (so pick a spot on or near your brackets) as you are circulating air in a closed container (air and water have very similar flow dynamics)...
Thank you for the information
I agree with that, you can put the fan just about anywhere you like, you are just circulating the air after all.
Hi from Massachusetts I order 2 ice makers myself to add to a freezer I have I do a lot of fishing so I decided to try what you did.I love your channel sir.Its great to learn from each other take care.Oh I like to say find that sweet water and catchum up. I'm sure I will have fun with that project
Nice, best of luck with your build. I fish a lot too so the ice is nice!
Well, you have yourself a new subscriber. That's is so awesome, I to am a weekend warrior. I'm going to build me one. Thanks!!
Thank you for watching
And subscribing
looking at the frost line there's probably no cooling elements in the bottom 3rd I'd try cutting a block of polystyrene to raise the bottom topped off with plastic or glass
I got a blower similar to that little blower (search "SparkFun blower") for radon reduction in my basement. They're surprisingly cheap and effective. It's been humming away for months with no fuss. Nice job on the ice maker.
Thank you
Thank for the update. Wish guys did more updates on their cool projects
Another tomorrow, I installed fans.
Cool project... Even after the ice chest fills and equalizes temperature, you have to factor the cost of electricity into the equation to get the actual time before you recoup your investment.
You use a lot of ice!
Convenience is hard to put a price on
@@TKCL So true I rarely go cheap, I usually go quality. Thanks for sharing your project.
I've replaced probably 6 ice makers in my refrigerators over 20 years now and love your use of them in the freezer. With that duplex design if one goes out you still have a working one going. I'd like to reclaim the space in my freezer taken up by the silly icemakers that break and just make a huge dump bin to keep plenty of ice on hand. Now to surf the internet and see if I can find an ice maker that puts out those saucer shaped ice cubes instead of the kind you and I have now.
If you take 3 to 4 inch pvc you can heat it then flatten it and attach your fans to it to push the air past the ice same as we did with pool liners only we where pulling air out
For the less mechanical there are great buys in used restaurant equipment stores it’s a big business
Wanted a way to make my own ice as its getting expensive to buy at the store. I had a freezer given to me recently just like the one you used that had meat spoil in it. Took a couple month of cleaning and letting it air out but its coming around. will be perfect for this setup!! thanks for the videos and update.
I just installed fans and I'm testing them overnight for production increases. I'll have a video out by the end of the week
Sweet now that's what I'm talking about right there 👍🏻👍🏻.. it looks good to me 🥰 forget how it looks. It what performs💪🏻💪🏻
Thanks
Im glad that your ice maker is working great.
Me too!
Brilliant! I love it! Those fans should help (I hope). Circulating the air should give you a constant mean temperature. I have a 26y.o. fridge that still runs fine because I keep it filled up, using canned goods or water bottles to fill any unused space and the bottom of my 23y.o. deep freeze is all gallon jugs of water that come in handy when the power goes out.
Testing the fans today, video out soon
This is the coolest, most useful, practical thing I've ever seen. I love your presentation and everything too. I'm subscribed, can't wait to see what all you do!
Thank you for watching
What a fantastic video series as a weekend warrior myself it's always nice to be able to find a way to keep the salmon on ice
More videos coming! Thanks for watching
Can’t wait till you install the fans
Install them tomorrow, I'm testing ice capacity right now without and then will test for 24-48 hours after installing. I have another cool test next week. I'm thinking I can really up the production
Mount the fans up towards the lid and face them downward. They will push the warm air down and the colder air up. The circulation will provide an even cooling and ice level will not be an issue.
Well that is one clever idea.. Nice, and quite the savings over store bought ice...
I'm very happy with it
You got me hooked. Great idea.
Awesome! Thank you!
I recently came across your video and decided to give it a try also, because we use a lot of ice also, but I was messing around with the FLIR I have and noticed a good amount of the cooling was leaking out of the seal of the freezer top and when I put a sensor from my meter inside at the ice level vs the ice maker mechanism, I found there was a wide gap in the temperate. So i modified my mounting setup and dropped it down less than an inch inside the chest and built an extra layer of insulation across the top by using the 1inch pink insulation board, but i separated the ice storage area from the ice makers, so the ice makers are fully sealed in by insulation from the top view, then there is a foam divider separating the 2 sections, which has a separate insulated removable lid over the ice area, so the entire inside of the chest freezer has a 2nd layer of insulation across the top, then the top can close over it all as normal. The way i supported the insulated cover in the freezer was by gluing 1x1 inch cuts of the insulation board to the insides of the chest freezer to acts as a lip for the insulating lid to sit ontop of. Based on this mod alone, the amount of power consumed by the freezer over a 24hr period in the garage reduced by 31%, bringing down my electric cost to run the DIY ice maker setup to around $0.29/day in electricity down from $0.38/day and the ice makers outputs is about 8% more ice based on my bin test vs prior to the mod. I was planning to integrate a fan/blower into the mod also, but the gap at the ice maker level vs ice level has drastically reduced by purely increasing the insulation across the top.
Awesome information and something I've been wondering. I installed two fans this morning and I'm testing production increases (if any). I'll have that video out soon. I'm also making block ice to increase thermal mass next week and testing efficiency with my killawatt meter that's set to arrive.
Try Insulating the cold water line , from source to the water inlet at the freezer entry. Ice production should increase the colder the water is entering the system. Nice DIY video, keep it up.
Thank you for watching
That's a great icemaker
wow, i just ran across you're video, and i must say, you have out smarted even me !..lol. you are 100% right, commercial ice makers, even ones that are for homes are very high dollar to say the least !. i normally do not use much ice , except when i go fishing, or on a road trip. the price of 10lb, 20lb bags of ice is high !. this video is just what i needed to find !. i even have a spare ice maker ( somewhere around here ?..lol ) , and now that i have watched this, i know what my next project is going to be !.
Awesome, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
Amazing job man I really like how it turned out an how it keeps producing 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you
If you fill a container with ice and water, the temperature of the water becomes 32 degrees and will not fluctuate. We check our produce thermometers in reefer trucks that way.
Somebody was a bit confused. Telling you that ice will not go below 32 degrees.
On a similar line , I removed the shelves from a regular refrigerator freezer and put the biggest storage tote in it for an ice catch container. Worked great for me except the extra weight was too much for the freezer. Looks like you’re method solved that problem
That's the route my friend took.
@@TKCL if you would, make a post or video on longevity of the ice makers. I had one in a new refrigerator that was replaced 3 times before the warranty went out. I asked the repair man what was causing them to fail so fast. He said it’s mostly due to cheap plastics working in a cold environment. He also said turning down the ice cube size adjustment would probably help out a lot. He ended up being right because the last ice maker went almost 3 years before it died. I’m just curious if the colder temperatures in the deep freezer will have any effect on the lifespan of the ice makers.
I run this freezer the same temperature as my refrigerator freezer, so that shouldn't make a difference. The beauty of this system is I can replace these ice makers quickly with another brand if I have any issues.
That’s legit awesome build.
Thank you
To help with efficiency get a thick piece of foam insulation to set the freezer on. You lose a lot through the bottom.
I have a few ideas for next week's video, thanks!
Just one of those fans will probably do the job, to more evenly distribute the temperature inside the freezer space. Freezers rely on convection anyway, but I get that what you're trying to do is to speed up ice production. Very good idea, I'm really surprised a manufacturer hasn't come up with the same idea, there must be a market for it.
Thanks for watching
Good video pls update in a few more months 👏👏👏
Another video next week
Mount the fan motor up next to the ice maker's but have it pull air thru a pipe that is ran down into the ice on the bottom of the cooler. The air will circulate between the ice cubes, thru ALL the MANY holes drilled in the pipe up towards the ice makers. This has turned out to be an incredible ideal.
I like the pipe idea! Thanks
Like that ice maker. Pretty slick, or cool which ever you like.
Lol I see what you did there
Ok, I know what my next project is. We buy a big bag of ice every day just about it. This is a fantastic idea, thank you.
Well this won't produce but about 7-8 lbs a day with two ice makers, so keep that in mind. But glad you enjoyed it. You could always get a bigger freezer and add as many ice makers as you want.
Wow that is very creative
Thanks
How much more efficient would it be if installed a little fan to blow air across the maker?
I just installed the fans and I'm testing overnight. I'll know by tomorrow and share the results later this week. Thanks
Nevermind lol, I should have watched video before commenting.
I love the DIY nature of this. You're right, it could be cleaner, but it does the job well and what more can you ask for from a DIY project?
Thank you for watching
I watched the first video... great information and brilliant idea well executed.
I like this. I’m going to share it with some of my family that use a lot of ice during the summer months.
Thanks for watching!
I have been planning to try that for years glad to see it will work if I ever get around to doing it great job!!!!!
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lets drill down into an ice cube on the lid of the freezer, oof, as soon as you started drilling my ass just puckered up lol
Great idea! Sure is convenient having an ice maker!
Yes it is! Thanks for watching
A lot of what causes ice to stick together in your average home freezer (which is what I think folks might be talking about) is because most home refrigerator / freezer combos have an automatic defrosting cycle that runs in the freezer periodically to prevent ice build-up on the freezer walls. When this happens, the ice melts just a bit and then refreezes, thereby making the ice stick together. It's not so much about keeping the ice at zero degrees (or even 10, 20 or 30) ... it's about having a cheaper freezer that doesn't have an automatic defrost. The pros are that ice won't stick together, but the obvious con (as can be seen in the video) is ice buildup on the freezer walls, which will eventually require you to manually defrost it.
Exactly right! Defrosting once a year is no big deal, especially since my ice makers are removable and the freezer has a drain. Ice makers need to be cleaned occasionally due to bacteria concerns.
@@TKCL Absolutely. Plus, it's all about your intended use. In your case, since you're using this freezer specifically as an ice producing unit, having an auto defrost would be undesirable. As an IT technician, people always ask me, "What technology solution is the best?" The correct answer is, "What are you actually needing to do?"
Save yourself time and money. Get the chest freezer and as many ice trays that will fit. Load them into the freezer. You make so much more ice faster and with less headache.
The smallest commercial icemakes are around 40-80 lbs but that's based on storage. They can produce usuay 150lb per 24 hours if the storage section was larger
Not less headache, that requires daily attention. The ice makers run 24/7 and require no input from me.
THIS WAS A WONDERFUL IDEA, I CANNOT WAIT TO SEE IT FULL OF ICE. 🫖
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You're a Genius!!! Thank you so much for sharing.
I can not say that I know the model ice makers that you purchased ; but , I used to deliver refrigerators and also install ice maker kits , they are all very similar , some having a different plug end . My thoughts are that they are timers that rotate and trigger their functions of heat , push , fill . I've clocked them to be approx. 2 hr. cycles and eight cubes per .
These actually work on temperature, video out today
Great idea!!
We got luck and got an icemaker at a thrift store for 40bucks works wonders!!! I looked online new is around 1k.
Wow that's a steal
@@TKCL it pays to shop around lol