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Peter Myette
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Pleasant Street Cemetery - Halloween 2023
Our yard display during trick-or-treat, Halloween 2023
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Candy Chute & Hand Sanitizer Station for Halloween trick-or-treat 2020 COVID-19
Просмотров 1813 года назад
My inspiration for this candy chute can be found here: ruclips.net/video/35WPfUykEaE/видео.html This is a simple candy chute I made for this year’s trick-or-treat. It was not required by my town, but I figured both parents and kids alike would think it was fun and it adheres to social distancing guidelines. While I was at it, I also made a glowing hand sanitizer station. The chute is made from ...
Large Vortex Fog Chiller & Demonstration
Просмотров 10 тыс.3 года назад
Large vortex fog chiller made from an old Coleman cooler. Fog machine is a Chauvet Hurricane 1302. PVC used is 3” and my design includes three 90° elbows. Inlet tube is held in place with a coupler on each side. Outlet tube is held in place with two 1” clamps made from slices of PVC. Every connection is sealed with silicone Ice shelf is made out of a diffuser panel for a 2’x4’ ceiling light, cu...
Global Industries security cage - assembly tips
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.4 года назад
Short video detailing some of our issues assembling a Global Industries security cage
Quick stuck rotor fix for 2015 Chevrolet Silverado
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.5 лет назад
Got a stuck rotor? Use one of the 13mm bolts from your break caliper to press it off! Truck is a 2015 Chevy Silverado
Vortex Fog Chiller & Demonstration
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Vortex fog chiller made out of a 35lb litter pail and some 2” and .5” PVC and some chicken wire. Decent results!
FIXED! Party City fog machine high-pitched whine UPDATE
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.6 лет назад
Bought another Party City fog machine. Still made the same whine as my 1000w machine that I returned. Thanks to comments from my first video, I snipped the wires to the alarm. Problem solved!!
HO Scale Christmas Tree Train Layout 2016
Просмотров 4 тыс.7 лет назад
Made this layout in about three weeks, just in time for our annual Christmas party. Trains are HO Scale, DC power. My first time modeling terrain, pretty happy with the result.
High-pitched whine with Party City Fog Machine - BUYER BEWARE!
Просмотров 9 тыс.7 лет назад
UPDATE I have another video detailing that the whine is due to the low liquid alarm vibrating while the fog machine is in use. Link is below. Thanks for all the insight! ruclips.net/video/bIpGQTXE_a4/видео.html A short video review of Party City's 1000w Fog Machine by Seasonal Visions International. Machine emits a very high-pitched whine while in use, has done this with two machines so far. Th...
Quick Review - Spyderco Brad Southard Flipper
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.11 лет назад
Short review of this awesome knife. Spyderco Brad Southard Flipper. Thanks for watching!
Spyderco Manix 2 XL Unboxing and Review & Size Comparisons
Просмотров 10 тыс.12 лет назад
Just a quick video review of Spyderco's new Manix 2 XL. I also included some size comparisons with a few other high-end Spyderco Folders. If I am repetitive in this video I apologize, I was pretty excited, haha. Questions and comments are welcome. Enjoy.
Unboxing and Review of the Spyderco Assist 1 Rescue Knife
Просмотров 2 тыс.12 лет назад
Quick review of Spyderco's Assist I rescue knife. Questions and comments are welcome. Please note that I've caught myself saying "Detrimental in saving someone's life" which makes absolutely no sense. I meant to say something along the lines of "invaluable." Just had a brain fart, that's all!
EDC Video Response to Blade HQ's Sage 1 Giveaway
Просмотров 12912 лет назад
Hi guys, This is my submission for Blade HQ's Sage 1 giveaway. Just a quick video displaying what I usually carry each day. I noticed that I forgot to mention what the yellow tube is in my pocket dump- it's just Carmex Lip Balm. This is my first video on my EDC. Hope you all like.
Thanks for sharing!
Some have used a fan to help push through the tube
Usually the 1st shot is ok after that it gets better.
awesome, but mine is the front brakes and that bold from the caliper is too big
You seriously helped me ive just suffered through the siren the last few years but not this year!! Thank you!!
Thank you so much for this. I've been using this for our school plays for 5 years and we've just come to accept it ... so painful to listen to! Thank you!
This is awesome. What about using dry ice? Would that work?
I bought about 20lbs dry ice last year and distributed it between this chiller and a smaller one I use (see my other video). I mixed the dry ice with regular cubed ice. I didn’t see a huge difference, but it was also exceptionally cold out 20°F or so by the time trick-or-treat was over, due to a snowstorm the previous day. I will be trying again this weekend.
@@PleasantStreetCemetery awesome thank you for the reply. Saved me from buying it. Regular ice it is.
@@Emilthehun keep in mind it would have definitely made a difference if it was warmer outside. I was experiencing very out of season temps and no matter how cold my fog was, it was still warmer than the ambient temp.
Great video! I has the same fogger your using and it's one of the best out there. I feel your pain as the same happened to me. I think the issue your having is the fogger is almost too hot for that size chiller. Try relocating the fogger further from the chiller. You will have to add more pvc to extend it away from the chiller. This will allow the smoke to cool before it hits the chiller. Secondly I would suggest a shorter run time on the fog. Give it time to sit in the chiller. Good luck and happy haunting!
Thanks for the comment. This is a great idea. I too had the thought that the fog is running through the chiller way too quickly. Going to have to mess with the output settings. Quick blasts at a less intense output I think would help greatly as well.
Thats awesome
Thank you for watching!
Needs more ice throw a couple of Snapple bottles full of water in the freezer and slide them in the tube just watched a video where the someone had the liner lower for more ice as well good luck
I would make the entrance and exit holes higher so when the ice melts it doesn't leak water or add an elbow attachment inside each hole turning upwards.
What fog souloution do u use
As shown in this video, its Froggy’s Freezin’ Fog Juice. There’s a link in the description. This year I went back to Bog Fog (also from Froggy’s.)
How long does the ice last? Thank You!!
That’s all relative. Depends on how warm/cold your ambient temp is, how often the hot fog is entering the chiller, etc. I use this for a 2 hour period during trick or treat, there’s some melting but not enough that I have to drain the cooler.
What a pointless video just to say it doesnt work...
I seen somewhere that a guy wet his grass so the fog could stick more to the ground, either way your chiller worked, great video 👍🏽
I’ve tried that once and didn’t see much of a difference. I’ll have to try it again. Thanks for watching!
Impressive!!
Great
The flaw with these chillers is to have a flap at the bottom outlet to keep cold air IN while there is no fog leaving.
That’s working pretty good!
I just got a global industry storage too and none of the holes line up, Its too big to send it back.
Where did the freight cars come from that the locomotives are pulling? The Boston and Maine one and the switcher?
Almost all of them are Walthers Mainline
Is it just that or is there another?
@@alternative890 I have no clue. Bought a long time ago.
Interesting do you have any steam Ho scale locomotives? Or do you only have just diesel?
@@alternative890 I do not.
What manufacturer made these HO trains?
The blue and white Boston & Maine locomotive is a Walthers and the small black locomotive is made by Atlas.
What kind of diesel is that black like diesel is it a switcher or what kind? Not the model train manufacturer but like the model of what the diesel is? What kind of diesel is it? What kind of diesel is the Boston and Maine one?
@@alternative890 I have no clue. If you search Walthers Boston & Maine HO scale on google it’s the first result. As for the black Atlas locomotive, I think it’s modeled after an Alco S2(American Locomotive Company) but don’t quote me.
Great minds often think alike. ruclips.net/video/RPpOo3ojNl4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/CWSgVNJuRyY/видео.html
I just bought this today. The unit isn't screaming but it is making a sound but with no fog. Sound is bad but not as bad as that one in the video
How do you disconnect this?? I just bought one for a Halloween movie party I’m having in a few weeks and I don’t want people to think it’s our smoke alarm (my mom sometimes tends to trigger it while cooking especially when we have people over and it’s so annoying)
If you take off the housing cover you’ll see the alarm bell and a red and black wire attached to it going to a small plug on a circuit board. Unplug it from the circuit board or snip the wires. I have another video showing this.
Has anyone compared the 2 types of chillers? Passing through a tube entirly through with ice around the tube and out .. VS .. one that sends the smoke actually through the ice and back into an outlet. Efficiency output etc?
You mean a gravity chiller like this one is and a proper vortex chiller.....with Aluminium ducting that goes round and round then covered in ice....
that's pretty impressive
What happens when the ice melts...
North Eastern Iowa Wx, & more typically, when ice melts it produces water
I kinda made this comment wrong lmao!!!
I believe this question was meant to be the same question I have, which is that it appears that the fog outlet pipe is only 1" to 2" off the bottom of the bucket so the melt water will eventually flow out that hole. Seems like you use this outside so that is not an issue for you, but would make this less effective for indoor use. Can you confirm that this will eventually leak melt water? I am trying to come up with an effective design that is essentially what you have made, but that can contain all the melt water
@@keithcox2003 I think what would make this design drastically better is to change the outlet where fog escapes. You can keep it on the bottom but make a 90 elbow straight up. Then another pipe straight up to at least the height of the container. Then, another 90 elbow out - basically forcing cold fog UP and OUT. This will help 2 design flaws: Cold air escaping at the bottom and water leakage. The force of new fog will push the chilled fog up and out and it should be even colder than before. In fact, I want to test this on my own but it makes sense in my mind.
@@isometrixk Outlet should always be bigger than the inlet, If you using say a 1.5" inlet the outlet should be at least 2" out. Having it the same size your increasing the dwell time the hot fog is in contact with the ice so it's going to melt it faster. But if the outlet is bigger it can escape faster so it not only makes the ice last longer it also prevents any back flow of fog so less chance of leaking out the chiller.
My problem is that the parking brake is completely bonded to the rotor and I simply cannot get it off
America First Paleoconservative did you find a solution? Our caliper bolts are huge! They don’t fit in the holes like his did. :/
@@sophiflower The way I solved it was by jacking both tires up and putting the truck into drive and the rotors rotated a bit and just came crashing off for some reason. HOWEVER, the entire parking brake assembly came off in the process and there is ZERO info online of how to put it back together so I had to use my engineering know how and the other parking brake as reference (thankfully that rotor came off) and even then with two people it was very hard to get it back together. But ultimately the rotor came off and I was able to do the whole job. But if it's bonded as hard as mine was, you're going to sheer the little pins that hold the parking brake right through their little metal nipples if you start cranking on it with bolts like I did.
How long do you have to let it warm up for?
Thank you for sharing ~~~💯
Have you tryied dry ice...
the effect is better than ice
Nice comcept but when fog touches a surface it condens become water... the less walls or pipes i belive the better just cool the chamber as much as possible...
how about fire alarm system, does this smoke move up after chilled ?
Vasyl Marchuk I imagine it would, but I only use my fog machines outside.
What are the radius of the curves??mine are 18 radius
Sorry for the late reply but I have no idea. I made them with Atlas flex track
What size of board is that layout on? 4x6 or is that a 4x8??
It is roughly 4x8
Opened the top (10 screws) and unplugged the alarm. Works perfectly.
Hello please respond would this work with a 2000w fog machine output 40,000 cubic ft (1333m3) approximately
Boo Hoo you’d need to make one a lot bigger, like out of a cooler or trash can. Like I said in the video, with a chiller this small, your best bet is to use a machine that is 400w tops.
Love the tutorial. I'm trying to host an awesome Halloween party this year and want to have the whole floor of a 2100sqft condo covered. It's all one floor, thinking of positioning three or so of these strategically. How long does the ice last before needing replacing? What do you do with the water that comes from it melting? Does it end up dripping out the exhaust? I guess you can raise the exhaust a bit if you needed to. Can the cold smoke be routed with piping? PVC or any kind does it matter? Would metal dryer ducting be best since it might remain cold? Wouldn't mind having one of these in the corner with 10 or so feet of ducting in two or three directions to have it pump out in different locations.
Hello if I was you use a thinner PVC pipe as it will cool faster but I'm just wondering if a 2000w fogger would work for this
And yes u can use piping mate some just use piping with a box filled with dry ice it don't melt much from what I have seen
A lot of sellers make fake wattage's up, probably not 1000w
Glad that I watched this video -- because I would have been freaked out when my own fog machine started whining like crazy -- WHEN IT RAN OUT OF FLUID!!! Hahahahaha, good one, though... Both of us should just RTFM next time :-)
Lucky my 500w fogger does not have fluid level sensor :D
It's just a fluid level alarm. If you had read the manual you would know that and it literally says on the box there is a fluid level alarm. Every fog machine with such alarm has some defect where it detects a low fluid when it is thicker fog liquid. Best thing to do is to take the cover off and unplug the little alarm inside it.
DrSocky Thanks for this condescending answer. This video was made several years ago and I am now well aware that the whine was due to the low liquid alarm vibrating. If you check my other videos, you’ll see I bought another and snipped the wires so the alarm wouldn’t vibrate anymore.
Yeah you did speak coherently and correctly....ya doing great 👍
Did the machine have a strong smell when you first used it?
Tera R to my knowledge, no it didn’t.
That models has a alarm speaker in it that's mounted on the frame next to the pump. It picks up crazy feedback through the speaker. Open then case and just unplug it from the board . Two pin connection. Put the case back together and done. Just have to watch fogger levels because the alarm speaker is disconnected. Also you can make your own fogger juice with 3 parts distilled water and 1 part pure glycerine you can pick up at most drug stores. Its the same blend as the over priced ones you buy at the party stores.
I have the 400w and it dose the same there is an alarm inside that I think is faulty I opened it up and ripped it out no more high pinched whistling noise I was waiting for it to break glass it was that high.
You bought the one with a alarm
I saw another video and it helped. Unscrew the top and unplug the speaker. Which is the red and black wire . and the noise stops and all u hear is the motor.
It does that to mine too
Look it's a good machine that does the job for a cheap price!! Mine did the same thing so too, it's the low fluid alarm, I guess they all have that defect, to save yourself time and money just open it up, there are about 10 screws around the top cover, take is off and you'll see the round little alarm, unscrew the 2 nuts, the 2 wires (black & Red) coming out of it are plugged to the board, unplug it and done!!! I had to unscrew the board to get a better grip on the plug but that was easy!!! Now it works quietly like it should!! Just keep track of your fluid level.