Make your own DRY Cabinet on a budget | DIY Project.
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In this Video, we have shown a very cost effective way to create a Humidity Controlled DRY Cabinet at home. On a budget. Please watch and Share...
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It was a little flimsier than I expected. I had to add a 2x2 piece of wood to the bottom on the rear side in order to stabilize it better th-cam.com/users/postUgkxXTh-lz-8W6GcB219vTLp27-MxbZYObBX . It is also starting to bow a little at the outer wall ( I've had it up for about 6 months), I've already had a shelf tumble down because of the bow and the fact that the little shelf brackets are quite short. I went out to home depot and got some longer ones so that the shelves don't tumble down again. Overall, it looks very nice for the price and it holds a lot ( I use it as a pantry). I am very satisfied with my purchase. I just strongly suggest reinforcing it before putting it up.
Radhakrishnan-sir, Thanks for sharing these kind of useful DIY.
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Just Pondering....
A heater alone is not sufficient... please note it will only reduce Relative Humidity.
Mechanism to suck the moisture out is essential. You can include big Silica Gel bags as well.
Regards,
Sushil Madhukar Adhikari..🙏👍
Fantastic Idea. I have earlier built rudimentary cabinets like this by using a filament bulb, but that needs additional timer etc. This looks much easier. (Of course I now use commercially available chinese dry box... but I would highly recommend this for any newbie)
Nice and great Idea to make dry box in the minimum budget. Thank you very much for sharing this Idea.
Essence of simplicity and efficient, THANKS A LOT. looking forward kinda stuff, SIR,
Radha krishan ji always comes with very innovative ideas.
1M soon- started my YT journey this year,lets hope for best RK sir
Great idea, thank you 🙏
I have a cheeky but effective idea which I'm already following. I simply put my lenses inside my wooden UPS cabinet, which is somewhat big with ventilation. The UPS fan heats up the cabinet good enough to warm the entire cabinet effectively, like this thermocol box. Now, I'll setup the humidity meter too to monitor the humidity effectively, which is not a big issue for me, since the ambient humidity levels are usually in the range from 30 to 60% depending on the season. It's proved effective for me for the last two years, and no hassles of monitoring, since the UPS is something which is always on anyways at home.
Good idea 👍
Heating is not what u want when the humidity is high, usually dry cabinets use a peltier module which condenses the water vapour inside the cabinet there by reducing the humidity inside. I believe Fungi need humidity and warmth to thrive. You are fortunate that your ambient humidity is around 30%.
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Will definitely make one ,thanks for the DIY
Fantastic & effective idea ,I want to try for my own use
Just amazing 😁 !!! Not only was the video informative but also had a subtle mix of humour to it 🤣 . Loved it Sir ❤️ .
Wouldnt increasing temperature shift the relative humidity of the air? that is we are keeping the same amount of water in the air inside but increasing the capacity of air to absorb water. from what I know, the air de-humidifiers work by cooling the air and converting the water vapour in air to dew and then extracting it out. In this case, when the temperature reduces to the original, the humidity percentage also will come back to the original value.
You are absolutely right, dry cabinets cool the air inside using peltier module.
Thank you so much Radha Krishnan garu. This video gonna save lot of money for lot of people. Stay blessed sir 🙏
Very nice of you to share this cost effective idea..thanks..I'm from your native place..quite humid
Hi Radha, Thanks again for this clear and practical approach that can help prevent the growth of fungus or molds. 🙏🏼
You are welcome Ben... 🙏
Thanks sir for sharing such useful and necessary information. 🙏
We need to dehumidify the box not heater, heating may result in equipment damage too. Better to use silica gel instead of heater.
So is this a bad idea?
@@abhisheksiva1966 nope, its medical heating pad for humans.
Wonderful diy sir...
Will try to do it for my camera as well
5:45 മലയാളി സൂപ്പറല്ലേ... 😁
Needed this!! Thankyou!!
this is pretty helpful. thanks a lot.
hi sir big fan of you. loved every video you created for photography. i made one cabinet as you directed. i have a doubt on heating pad. how long can we use this pad with electric switched on??
please suggest me. thanking you.
Mr.RK . You are just perfectly perfect for juggad … looking forward for more juggad s ahead … thank you so much…
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This is only reducing relative humidity by increasing the water vapor capacity of the air through heating. Actual volume of water vapor inside the box remains exactly the same. If anything this will probably make your problems with fungus worse as they generally prefer a warm environment.
Buy a gasket-sealed plastic box and a bag of reusable color changing silica. Simply place the bag of silica in with your camera stuff, seal the box. You'll need to microwave the water out of the silica occasionally when it changes color, but this should be a rarity if you're not opening the box constantly.
informative.. Thank u.. sir...
thanks for tip sir. thank you so mach.
Awesome !
Please share more DIY videos sir ! Thanks !
Thanks a lot... Really helpful
Really worth details about dry cabinet, appreciate. Small question? once you kept 60°c in the controler after one hour time the temperature meter appears 37°c how it's happening. I made one by using peltier module. I have to clarify few things regarding temperature and humidity. How can I get that please. What is the maximum temperature in Celsius can kept camaras in side the dry box.
Thank you Sir...❤
Very useful information. Thanks👍
Lovely idea
Thank you sir ❤❤❤
Thank you so much sir..!! 😊
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Thanks for sharing sir
Radhakrishnan-sir, We know you're a fan of being cost-effective but this takes the cake. :D
Thank you, this was needed.
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Sir, thank you for the innovative idea of dry cabin. Earlier I have used a 0 watt bulb in a cupboard to overcome this problem.
But if the humidity level drops low like 30% is it harmful to the lens. Kindly give your valuable advice. Thanks.
Thanks for the idea
Radhakrishnan sir, this is a really useful DIY. Take love sir.
Sir please guide us through mobile camera settings. Make dedicated video on mobile camera settings so we can use it to take good pics and videos. It will be very helpful for beginner vloggers.
Nice idea RK sir . ❤️👍
Same we used to prepare as incubators!!
Thankyou so much sir
Awesome Sir 🙏
Very good idea sir🙏🙏
Very informative video ❤️ good idea.
Thank u very much Sir...
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Great idea♥️. But this products are not available in mentioned shopping sites. Pls share the available links.
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Amazing 👌👌
Sir,
First of all nicely describe..and very helpful for beginner ..just like me. What temp should we set and how long .it's not possible for continue the heating process for whole day..when it's off if internal box temp will goes down ..by normal process any sweat can be formed in the box as it has no exhaust...pls need your valuable comments.
Dr.Sourav Das
Very helpful video Sir 👍
nice one
Very nice thank u sir.......
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Such a useful video
We need shoot like pro series 😍
Very informative
Awesome sir
Nice idea, and I am going to try making this. BTW Since the heating device is an 'Ortho heating pad' how long will the timer keep heating it up?
Great
Thanks for the idea. Tried it and working fine. For the viewers, increasing the playback speed to 1.25 /1.5 would sound normal to today's TH-cam standards. No offense though.
I am a big fan of your video sir thank you so much but one dry cab I already purchased any way thank you so much sir
Sir nice ❤️❤️
Hello sir , you are one of my ideal mentor, I love how you explain everything. I feel special care and love..
I have a question can we store rechargeable battery in it.?
Regards
While there is no problem in keeping the battery inside, I suggest that you keep it outside.
Sir what is the optimum humidity percentage for camera gear.....?? I'm using andbon 50lts...
Thanks for this idea. Really helps. But when there is moisture in the camera/lens, with this technique, wont the vapour get trapped inside the box? so on a long run, should we perform any additional measure?
At one point you are right. Vapour will trap in a closed container and it will harm your gadget. That's why in an electronic desiccator the inside temperature is kept low in this case moisture get condensed in a thermal plate only and that is also a very minimum amount. I will suggest you use low power Peltier plate 2 heat sink and power supply instead of a hot pad. At least you have thought about physics too. If you make this one you have to lots of things keep in your mind. Thank you. Happy learning. Cheers.
Adipoli.
Very nice trik sir
Nice video Sir 🤝
Thank u sir
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Is it required to keep the heating on all the time? And will it stop fungi growth in camera/lenses which already have some fungi?
Really very helpful video appreciate it.
My question is can we also keep our godox flashes in it..?
Of course you can. But flashes are generally very safe even outside.
Thankyou so much RadhaKrishnan Sir 🥺💟
Respected Sir, I have already done a Dry Box after viewing your video. Thank you very much for your valuable information. I have two questions... that how much time I can keep the switch on of the Hot/Thermal Pad continuously ? The second question is.. how much time I have to keep the Camera, Lenses inside the Dry Box? Please advice me.🙏
I bought the andbon based on your recoomendats
Sir is 60°c safe for the camera equipment?
This is a great alternative for someone who cannot afford to buy a dry box.
Would it be good one for places with high humidity?
Yes of course. But you have to keep an eye on the meter. 👍
Sir for how many hours v need to keep it like this ?
I design one with a Thermoelectric Peltier kit which iI got from Amazon and locally brought a large thermal Box. & this one works Automatically without monitoring it. All it cost me was Rs 3000. & by the way, I am from Goa ( Humidity 100% )
Can You tell me, why is humidity increasing when I put a bulb in a Air tight container..what would be wrong 😄
@@Prateekyzf is it the light bulb that you are putting?
@@catcattekat Yes ! Its a 10 or 15 watt incandescent bulb. Also I have doubt that Container is not fully air tight .
@@Prateekyzf If you are using bulb than use lot of silicone moisture bags with it. It will work and no need to monitor
I made one like the video. But when I turn it on the humidity reading goes high. Can you tell me what is the problem?
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Thermacol boxes easily available in places where you are likely to get fish. Basically to transport fish in frozen form.
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55% will overkill I suggest to fix between 35 to 45 that's the safest way if you storing equipments for long time especially non-weather proof lenses
I have set at 45 @kerala.
What is the way to maintain the humidity with this? The case is not airtight and the heater is also not running all the time. How long does the humidity get retained after the heater is switched off?
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How much time we need to continue the power on, every time or for a particular period of time?
Sir please make video on tips and tricks for mobile phones photography plz
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