Creating a DIY swamp cooler (also known as an evaporative cooler) from a Home Depot bucket or a portable cooler can be an excellent project.
This "deluxe" version incorporates a variable-speed fan and adjustable vent tubes for directional airflow.
Materials and Tools Used:
120mm High Speed Cooling Fan https://amzn.to/3mcM2Km
Fan Speed Controller https://amzn.to/3k6ZBcz
Styrofoam Bucket Insert https://scheels.com/p/magic-insulated...
Hole Saw Kit (you'll need the 2.5" saw) https://amzn.to/2DQT6Ls
Glue Gun Kit https://a.co/d/d1DAXZC
5-Gallon Bucket & Lid
PVC Fittings: 2-in x 2-in cleanout adapters (smooth male to threaded female) 2-in adapter fittings (threaded male to smooth female) 2-in cleanout plugs (threaded male) 2-in 45-degree slip elbow fittings (smooth male to smooth female)
Please be cautious when working with water and electricity. Ensure you're not creating a potential electrical hazard in the process of building this cooler. The above is a basic guide and might need adjustments based on the materials you have and the specific conditions where you'll be using your DIY swamp cooler.
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