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$5 Mini USB Fridge!

Step 7Tricking it out!

Now, add graphics from your favorite game or website and make your mini-fridge a one of a kind creation. I printed out on a sheet of inkjet transparency film to create the see through graphics you see here. Have fun, and watch the video for the nice ending... ;)

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5 comments

Jun 15, 2010. 10:38 PMsuperMacaroni says:

Why is playstation and xbox a tag?

Jun 18, 2010. 12:14 PMfrankthehlytank says:

every videogame console these days has usb ports on them.. ill let you figure out the rest ;-)

Jul 1, 2011. 5:45 PMeramos fernandez says:

however, video game consoles require 110V and the 5V offered by a USB port isn´t enough. Also, would you be able to hook up your tv to the USB as well? it´s not very practical, but if you have other ideas please shoot :)

Jul 2, 2011. 12:11 AMstarver1 says:

Well, the figure it out yourself comment didn't work, so. Plug the mini fridge, into the USB port on your console. Didn't think the obvious needed pointing out, but then again, I've been wrong before.

Aug 9, 2009. 5:44 PMGarbageMan500 says:

Is that an internal light in the picture? If not, what about hooking up an LED in parallel wiring to the USB cable? You could also add a switch so the LED turns on when the door opens.