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Soda Can Chiller

NoToolsMike
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Eugene, A few years ago during your AC class we built a model chiller for a can of "soda":) I want to recreate one for my sons science fair and need some assistance. Do you have any plans or drawings that I can follow?
Hope all is well.
Hope all is well.
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Of Course!
If I remember correctly (which I do), the project was intended to cool canned adult beverages, but soda cans are fine for your offspring!
We used a 1/4 horsepower R-22 medium temperature condensing unit without a receiver.
I believe we used about 48" of 0.044 capillary tube.
You will take 3/8" (OD) soft drawn tubing and create six "holders" by tightly wrapping the tubing around a full can. Leave lots of extra as you will need more than 5 feet of tubing for each can cooler.
I'll check to see if I have pictures of the finished project, but I'm not sure.
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