Construcția bărcii: congelator DIY [E117]

48 thoughts on “Construcția bărcii: congelator DIY [E117]”

1. You two are slim but won't that be kinda wee? What'll you keep in it?

2. It's gonna be exciting to see how much the 'Cruising helm' weighs when it's done compared to when you got it.
   I feel like you're building pretty light!

3. i'm actually building an all terrain camping van, was thinking about something for keeping stuff cold/fresh without using electicity and you just gave me the answer at my problem haha !
   Thanks a lot !

4. How many years do you plan to spend to finish this boat? sorry my bad english

5. I would have gone with 3M77 contact adhesive spray for the foam freezer: even faster and easier that what you did, might be cheaper too.

6. Matt and Mads sitting in a crows nest, K-I-S-S-I-N-G…

   Enjoy your O'Glorious sanding as we enjoy wwtching you both.

7. (4:15) The best part

8. This is where you need to talk in metric. 0º is freezing point and would not make it a suitable freezer, greater than -18º would make it a deep freeze.

9. I built a fridge for my boat at the beginning of this season, inspired by this channel and Mads! BTW, look at PIR foam- it has twice the thermal performance of open cell polystyrene. And don't forget a vapour barrier on the 'warm' and humid side (outside)!

10. Great build – but. If you want to make long ocean passages where you probably want some crew to help keep peace of mind during the journey then it seems small in internal volume. I know a freezer is not a fridge, but. I'd also argue a freezer does not have to be under the kitchen sink, necessarily, because generally, you'll not prepare meals from deep-frozen ingredients. So, what was your design brief? The answer may be in the video. I played it twice, but got distracted a few times in both cases.

11. The cubic capacity of the freezer box doesn’t look that big for a worldwide cruise. Especially if you’re going to have more than the two of you.
    You’re doing a great job and love watching your videos

12. Great job! Again!

13. certificat LOL

14. Well done Matt very interesting video enjoyed it immensely

15. You are wasting a lot of super glue. With CA glue, less is more. I think about 1/10 of the amount you are using, would be the right amount.

16. Great work on that freezer! If you are going to put a drain in it, I would try to make it such that you can fit a bucket under the drain rather then let that nasty water drain in the bilge when you go for a deep clean on it.. It only takes one time to smell that in your bilge and you know right away…. Loved the 'inspector' bit and Matt's reaction on not wanting to comment …

17. Great project, guess I myself would have to go the extra mile for an vacuum-foam insulated box for getting bigger volume plus hidden embedded cooling plates… and my box build easily could take the amount of time you need for your full boat refit/rebuilt plus tripling your full circumnavigation. I‘m so jealous of those who are able to decide for compromise instead of having this tick for perfection and doing nothing to support my dreams cause I would stay criticizing my self that each step is just a failure…

18. Matt is a better Man than me, he can wear his respirator on a proper beard and not have it drive him crazy! Lol!

19. The certifiCAT was hilarious

20. Nice work sir. Slowly but surely. Looking forward to the next video.

21. Job well done Matt. Love to see you working on Duracell.

22. Ohhh Glorious sanding

23. Oh my gosh Matt you’re building an absolute masterpiece. Super impressive

24. Certificate? I don't need no stinking Certificate! . Marine refrigeration is obscenely expensive, making it well worth this experiment .

25. You should add a radiant barrier to the outside of the box. Might make it more efficient and cut down on the foam from transfering some of the ambient IR energy from the boat. For closer to the equator…

26. As we all know, schlepping around cans and bottles of beer is a hassle, so where is the onboard kegerator going to be located? And will the 'extra' carbon chain plate be used as a lifting davit to onboard the fresh kegs?

27. Great work, the freezer is looking awesome.

28. Contrary to conventional wisdom, the concept of cold air "falling out of a front loading freezer" does not include the fact that AIR has very little latent heat and thus removes essentially NO "cold" from the freezer at all. It is the contents of the freezer that holds the most cold, as it were. The primary issue with many or most front loading freezers is less R values in the sides and door and leaky door seals. AND 6 inches is better than 4. Plus Polyiso has a much higher R value.

29. Madz form "Sail Life" did a "Built In Freezer" as well. Check it out dude it was very informative!

30. ..what a nice work!!

31. 4” insulation: nailing the BTU loss/thickness sweet spot.

32. Love it that you gave props to @sailLife you are a real gentleman.

33. hahaha "cubic foot" ist realy crazy for european guys.. so funny.. greeetings!

34. The inspector should have stated she is an "officer of the claw"

35. show us your certifi cat. Matt: I'm not participating in this.

36. You guys are too cool. Nice work, looks professional.

37. Mas, not mads

38. Only thing i did not get was how your going to mount and route th cold plates without adding any holes. And a drain in a top loader is super helpful for those times it not frozen

39. The inspector had her cerifi-cat so she could have inspected the lumber yard but probably safer in the car

40. Did you talk with Aladino and how he did his freezer? Your freezer looks like his.

41. Great video

42. The best part of the freezer is, you built it yourself.

43. "You have to ask her…I have no idea what she's doing here." Literally rolling on the floor here!!! Thanks so much for that, Matt!

44. Is there a reason you didn't just carry it back to the bulkhead?

45. That’s a nice freezer! Do you plan on living at sea for an extended period of time?

46. Congratulations on the baby

47. LaPaz's certificate is only valid at the Duracell home compound!

48. RC model airplane enthusiasts use that superglue/accelerator all the time on foam models. I can tell you from personal experience that it works!

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