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This is badass. Huge Halloween fan here and every year I go all out. I’ll have to try and safely emulate this but on a ridiculously larger scale! Thank you for the idea!
Of course you find it ready. I've had one of these vapor things since I was a child, we bought it in a store that sold fountains. But the effect wasn't supposed to be fire, it was a vapor waterfall, so the vapor went down and dissipated before reaching de floor, and the lights used were blue.
i think Ren is my favorite from the show for just knowing how to do everything. i guess that describes everyone on the show though. so theyre all my favorite./
It's a great looking effect, but needs a few more details if we're to reproduce it. Container size? Looks like a Lock n' Lock, maybe around 3 gallon comparing to the paint can. The leak-proof lid is critical, I'm sure. Also, that looks like a 3-head ionizer/mist maker/pond fogger, rather than the standard inexpensive type (look at the number of little round things on the top, cheap ionizer only has one). I'm not sure if the cheap ones will put out enough volume of fog/mist, unless maybe you use more than one (still cheaper than buying a multi-head mister). Great inspiration, but there's more to this than it seems. A parts list would have been great.
The fogger is also made out of metal and is powered by electricity! The lamps are not even close to the water. Electricity is not dangerous in anyway if you know how to isolate it. Read a little about Tesla’s work and you’ll probably see electricity in a whole new way. 😉
@@MrSitonmyfacebook I've stuck my tongue across 12V, it's not that dangerous. Don't use a cheap wall wart, use a UL listed power supply. Don't need GFCI unless you're in the water with it.
is there by any chance you can show me a link to get those halogen bulbs and the cords to plug them up? trying to make something similar to this for my living room fireplace.
water vapor + electricity... It DO look REALLY cool, but I'm not sure that it is safe since the lamps are REALLY hot, so I don't know what can be used to isolate the lamp sockets from the water?
Can i ask how much would that cost and how to make one that is cool as this..i mean those hallogen bulb or apart from the paint can and the plastic container im not seeing those in hardware stores here.
Cannot find the Orange bulbs. Some have orange reflectors but shine bright white. The sonic ionizers show a single ceramic disk for ten to fifteen dollars. The ionizers with three or more cost $90 and up.
hey Daniel, I'm trying to recreate hell for a stage skit, if i were to build a rectangle box with lots of orange halogen lights in it and use a fog machine for smoke, do you think it would have a similar effect to what you have??
You can sub in LED lights. They get plenty hot and nebulizers are pretty cool for making the smoky look. Still way better than a real campfire that chokes my backyard and me with smoke so bad I dump a bucket of water on it an go back inside.
I like it. Except for the whirring sound---where does that come from, it doesn't seem to be going when the lights are turned out. Seems like a great way to get fire indoors, into that classic fire trap called a Tiki Hut, if the halogens don't overheat or end up in the water when you're not watching...
tried to do it with sunlite halogen bulbs, ended up with pretty much bad effect... what kind of halogens are you using?? any link to share where you got it from?
Mina! I'm hoping this will help! I found another RUclips post from Jaz Creations who were doing the same thing. They used a yellow bulb and said the best kind of halogen to use was a " 12v 20w MR16 Coloured - Yellow " I found the yellow on Amazon here amzn.to/2gOxaAm (and if you want orange, it's at: amzn.to/2gTKJkT). : Hope it helps!
@@Killer-Spirit-Gaming Yes, you are correct. The ultrasonic disc creates the fog. But the halogen bulb will provide the heat necessary to make that fog rise. Otherwise it will simply drift down like a waterfall, and not look like smoke.
Panic! At the Understuck Gravity Fall out awesome :D i would love to combine in my mage armor, what is also possible is using LEDS and a smoke machine only sadly those are difficult to build into your costume
This is awesome but is the device producing a whining sound? Or is it quiet? I agree the jazzy music in the background is unnecessary but thanks for putting this together.
Nice, what color are the bulbs? Red yellow and orange? The vapor get in the paint bucket by holes in the bottom of the bucket right? Nice. Some people see metal water and plastic and think OMG but they need to learn a little bit more how things work. Example an in line watter electric water heaters for shower, metal water and electricity, Do you get shocked if you touch it or shower with the water getting heated with electricity? Duhhhhhhh see no problem. And if there were to be a short it would blow the breaker.
3 years later, hopefully I can answer: in short, no, or if it does, it will be extremely quiet. This is essentially a humidifier. The most would be water quietly splashing on itself. (my work has a few similar to these as centerpieces for the restaurant, just on a larger scale. I'm here mostly to see specifics. I'll probably try something on my own, but a bit more... well. Let's say "nicer" looking.)
Very cool but it looks like it would be very expensive, and the part you said we had to make from scratch, without detailed instructions on how to make that component what's the point of this video?
Please give step by step instructions so I can make one to use as a photography prop. I can use it in so many ways and will be 150% better than trying to figure out the correct lighting before adding the fake fire overlay in Photoshop. Please, please, step by step.
0:32 : Host says he is using 3 Halogen lamps and they're "super hot". 1:57 : Host says, "this doesn't produce any heat". 😂 Technically it _does_ have a heat component to it, but it doesn't produce heat in the sense a fire would.
@@__WJK__ DO NOT touch halogen bulbs until they'v been off fr at least 5 minutes, unless you like blisters on your fingers. Handle halogen bulbs with cotton gloves, the oils on your skin will cause the bulbs to break.
NOTE!!! You may not want to use THAT particular model because it comes with LED lights. I just noticed this and it might mess up the color of your "flames". But you get the idea of that you need (I hope)!
Andrew Loisel These are more often referred to as humidifiers, vaporizers or foggers - I've bought several off eBay for my pond for less than $5 each and they work really well so long as the water level remains fairly constant - the only drawback really is they don't come supplied with the 24 volt transformer you need and these are a bit harder to come by than say a 12 volt power supply. Many of them also have leds built in, tho you could easily cover up the colors you didn't want with some electrical tape or something then they'd work fine for this project (which I'm gong to try myself just as soon as I fish mine out of the pond;) . pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=351127425403&globalID=EBAY-AU
They are actually called mist makers, or water foggers. I think the word he was looking for was nebulizers. We sell them all day long! www.thehouseofhydro.com/store/c2/120V_Products.html
I'm with the professionals who have commented here. Electricity, heat emitting halogen bulbs, metal paint can and water are a plan for disaster! LED light bulbs projected at a properly built water deionizer with a fan can create a relatively safer set up. I say relative as it is always possible in a dark setting that people or pets around holiday decorations. Accidents can happen.
The big advantage of using hallogen instead of a blowing fan, is that the fire is more realistic 'slowly' moving. Most of these are made with led light (safer) but then a fan is needed to blow the waterdamp out. With a fan it flows too fast. The heat of the hallogen makes the air go up. Good idea. Just costs a lot more electricity :)
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My homes fireplace is outdated. This is the perfect gadget to bring back that awesome look. Without spending a huge chunk of $$$.
This is badass. Huge Halloween fan here and every year I go all out. I’ll have to try and safely emulate this but on a ridiculously larger scale! Thank you for the idea!
Of course you find it ready. I've had one of these vapor things since I was a child, we bought it in a store that sold fountains. But the effect wasn't supposed to be fire, it was a vapor waterfall, so the vapor went down and dissipated before reaching de floor, and the lights used were blue.
i think Ren is my favorite from the show for just knowing how to do everything. i guess that describes everyone on the show though. so theyre all my favorite./
How do you connect the bulbs. I have watched your video and it does not show how. A step by step maybe useful. Great prop!!!! Thank you
Awesome and fairly straight forward to build! Background music with the buzz-saw sound effect was overwhelming the voice audio just a bit.
Loved this idea!! Thanks 😊
It's a great looking effect, but needs a few more details if we're to reproduce it. Container size? Looks like a Lock n' Lock, maybe around 3 gallon comparing to the paint can. The leak-proof lid is critical, I'm sure. Also, that looks like a 3-head ionizer/mist maker/pond fogger, rather than the standard inexpensive type (look at the number of little round things on the top, cheap ionizer only has one). I'm not sure if the cheap ones will put out enough volume of fog/mist, unless maybe you use more than one (still cheaper than buying a multi-head mister). Great inspiration, but there's more to this than it seems. A parts list would have been great.
what is the correct name for that makes the fog
@@AbdulWahid-xn2mt water ultra sonic ionizer
Thank you Sir for sharing, may I know what kind of base is the halogen bulbs are? And watts? And how to better waterproof it.
Thank you
how are the lights attached. Could you make a step by step video from the beginning?
The handyman's secret weapon, duck tape.
I love this!! I have a fireplace and I’m nervous to light it. I’ll definitely use this
"Not a fire hazard" *places metal can with electrical cables spliced to halogen bulbs in the water* this is fine..
They are 12v bulbs thst don't touch the water I believe.
The fogger is also made out of metal and is powered by electricity! The lamps are not even close to the water. Electricity is not dangerous in anyway if you know how to isolate it. Read a little about Tesla’s work and you’ll probably see electricity in a whole new way. 😉
@@MrSitonmyfacebook I've stuck my tongue across 12V, it's not that dangerous. Don't use a cheap wall wart, use a UL listed power supply. Don't need GFCI unless you're in the water with it.
Safety is overrated...
@@harrykuheim6107 Remember, safety 3rd.
This is basically an "Opt-Myst" electric fire made by Dimplex. They have some pretty amazing 3D fire effects.
Overpriced
Wow thats just fantastic
I think it looks pretty good. My only criticism, is that it lacks the flicker of real fire light.
Thanks Daniel,your vid saved me a lot of money.
This is SO cool!
The idea and the optics are simply brilliant. How big is the paint can (diameter and height)?
Thanks
Greetings from Switzerland
Love this! Can I get a list of supplies needed?
Insane is the best part of the whole presentation. What not to do.
I love this!!!
Thank you
WOW. That was super realistic!
this is amazing!
what is the max height of the "flames". im thinking of building this into my custom base for some action figures
is there by any chance you can show me a link to get those halogen bulbs and the cords to plug them up? trying to make something similar to this for my living room fireplace.
Would it work to put the water and ionizers in a separate sealed container with a hose that pumps it into the fan?
Cool Fire, looks real!!
water vapor + electricity...
It DO look REALLY cool, but I'm not sure that it is safe since the lamps are REALLY hot, so I don't know what can be used to isolate the lamp sockets from the water?
Can i ask how much would that cost and how to make one that is cool as this..i mean those hallogen bulb or apart from the paint can and the plastic container im not seeing those in hardware stores here.
Couldn't I do something similar with (and yes this sounds ridiculous) a mini humidifier or a scent diffuser?
Could this be scaled up? How many watts does this pull?
Cool. Very cool 👍🏿
That was cool
amazing!!! where can i get the ionizer from?
Cannot find the Orange bulbs. Some have orange reflectors but shine bright white. The sonic ionizers show a single ceramic disk for ten to fifteen dollars. The ionizers with three or more cost $90 and up.
Would it be possible to get the same effect from a object the size of a tennis ball
I wonder if you used a ducted fog machine, if it would work better.
High voltage lightbulbs and water? Sounds like a GREAT IDEA!!
hey Daniel, I'm trying to recreate hell for a stage skit, if i were to build a rectangle box with lots of orange halogen lights in it and use a fog machine for smoke, do you think it would have a similar effect to what you have??
You'd need lots of ultrasonic misters, probably one every few inches.
Could you provide a link for the fog machine please and thank you?
how long does the water last if u dont mind me asking
You can sub in LED lights. They get plenty hot and nebulizers are pretty cool for making the smoky look. Still way better than a real campfire that chokes my backyard and me with smoke so bad I dump a bucket of water on it an go back inside.
I am a fire dancer and want a prop for my stage. Any suggestions addition to what you made?
please make a list of items we need and where to buy
It that the noise it makes? If inly you can soften the noise and add some crackling, it would that much more super cool.
How did the saw noise make it past editing?
Awwwwwsome!
I like it. Except for the whirring sound---where does that come from, it doesn't seem to be going when the lights are turned out. Seems like a great way to get fire indoors, into that classic fire trap called a Tiki Hut, if the halogens don't overheat or end up in the water when you're not watching...
sonicicer
can you tell the list of all the things needed
What's all that background noise?
How did you get the yellowish orange color? Did you just put lenses over the lights?
Jeremy Renner got a new gig.
This would look great for a Jurassic Park themed home theater!
Does it work for an unlimited time, or do you need to refresh te fog thing?
Does it makes any sound?
Hi! Would there but a way to make this portable for in a person's hand: for a costume!
Backpack
Good idea 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻but, I'm worry about that how much electric watt/voltage will be in water heater, if the watt is high electric bill will be!?
If you ran it 24/7, it would cost you pennies a month.
I did this for a cauldron for Halloween !
tried to do it with sunlite halogen bulbs, ended up with pretty much bad effect... what kind of halogens are you using?? any link to share where you got it from?
Mina! I'm hoping this will help! I found another RUclips post from Jaz Creations who were doing the same thing. They used a yellow bulb and said the best kind of halogen to use was a " 12v 20w MR16 Coloured - Yellow "
I found the yellow on Amazon here amzn.to/2gOxaAm
(and if you want orange, it's at: amzn.to/2gTKJkT). :
Hope it helps!
Hologen bulbs get extremely hot. Would LED be a better alternative? And what about the moist environment?
You need the heat from the halogen bulbs to get the fog to rise like smoke.
@@Killer-Spirit-Gaming Yes, you are correct. The ultrasonic disc creates the fog. But the halogen bulb will provide the heat necessary to make that fog rise. Otherwise it will simply drift down like a waterfall, and not look like smoke.
i need to figure out how i can build this in a costume :O this would be awesome for my current project
i was about to comment that im making fire dragon armor
Panic! At the Understuck Gravity Fall out awesome :D i would love to combine in my mage armor, what is also possible is using LEDS and a smoke machine only sadly those are difficult to build into your costume
every thing that could work is usualy to large
This is awesome but is the device producing a whining sound? Or is it quiet? I agree the jazzy music in the background is unnecessary but thanks for putting this together.
You are Jeremy renners double!!
😱woahhhh
Nice, what color are the bulbs? Red yellow and orange? The vapor get in the paint bucket by holes in the bottom of the bucket right? Nice. Some people see metal water and plastic and think OMG but they need to learn a little bit more how things work. Example an in line watter electric water heaters for shower, metal water and electricity, Do you get shocked if you touch it or shower with the water getting heated with electricity? Duhhhhhhh see no problem. And if there were to be a short it would blow the breaker.
Nice...I just got some Ionizers
So this is just the coolest ever! Question: Does it make any noise?
3 years later, hopefully I can answer: in short, no, or if it does, it will be extremely quiet. This is essentially a humidifier. The most would be water quietly splashing on itself. (my work has a few similar to these as centerpieces for the restaurant, just on a larger scale. I'm here mostly to see specifics. I'll probably try something on my own, but a bit more... well. Let's say "nicer" looking.)
Hi Ren,
nice job! what colour Halogen bulbs are you using here?
Orange.
is that the same kind of sonic ionizer thats used the for a Micro wave Oven to heat food it wont cause radiation poisoning to the water
No they are not the same thing. This is an ultrasonic vaporizer, not a microwave emitter.
Maybe another sonic ionizer and then a fan to speed up the fog.
It does not need 'music' competing with the voice.
I have a mist machine
Very cool but it looks like it would be very expensive, and the part you said we had to make from scratch, without detailed instructions on how to make that component what's the point of this video?
pls someone respond me.. is LED are not enough to make effct like this ?
No unless you use fog lights with led bulb. It has to project light
Cool DYI Fire Hazard
Make 1 for me
I’ll buy it and pay shipping to Australia
what are the holes in the tin can for?
so the water vapor has somewhere to escape the tupperware from
Halogen bulbs that create no heat... cool... and exactly how is that plastic Tupperware lid not melting from those halogen bulbs??
Not a fire hazard but an electrical hazard I’d reckon.
a sonic ionizer is available at most garden centers, does anyone know where to get the correct halogen lights?
Amazon.
+The Daniels Wood Land Show could you please provide a part/model number for the lights that you're using in the video, also the correct wattage?
parts list please
Please give step by step instructions so I can make one to use as a photography prop. I can use it in so many ways and will be 150% better than trying to figure out the correct lighting before adding the fake fire overlay in Photoshop. Please, please, step by step.
Would it be practical to have it 24/7? how often do we need to add water? Thanks.
No. This a potentially dangerous effect not properly waterproofed.
praestant8 couldn't they just use a short tube to connect the vapor to the light effect and have it be safer?
where did you find a Sonic ionizer what does it originally go to
Lure Assassins pet stores usually carry them. There great to set humidity levels for some reptiles.
Did you use colored lights?
Omg the background music is too loud and distracting but thank you for the video
where can i get a sonic ionizer
Amazon
0:32 "These are SUPER Hot" - - - 1:56 "This doesn't produce any heat, it's not a fire hazard". 🤔
0:32 : Host says he is using 3 Halogen lamps and they're "super hot".
1:57 : Host says, "this doesn't produce any heat".
😂
Technically it _does_ have a heat component to it, but it doesn't produce heat in the sense a fire would.
@@__WJK__ DO NOT touch halogen bulbs until they'v been off fr at least 5 minutes, unless you like blisters on your fingers. Handle halogen bulbs with cotton gloves, the oils on your skin will cause the bulbs to break.
Not meant for you, I did't see your comment about safety. Just throwing my 2¢ in. Sorry for the confusion.
Maybe next time ask the guy using the electric wood planer to take a short break until you finish recording.
I don't get it. Where the hell did you get that sonic ionizer from? They don't sell that shit anywhere.
Amazon sells them. I got one a few months ago. I hope this helps. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PAK26JS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thank you. That helps. It's cheap! I didn't really know what to buy. I just typed in sonic ionizer on amazon, but it didnt come up.
NOTE!!! You may not want to use THAT particular model because it comes with LED lights. I just noticed this and it might mess up the color of your "flames". But you get the idea of that you need (I hope)!
Andrew Loisel These are more often referred to as humidifiers, vaporizers or foggers - I've bought several off eBay for my pond for less than $5 each and they work really well so long as the water level remains fairly constant - the only drawback really is they don't come supplied with the 24 volt transformer you need and these are a bit harder to come by than say a 12 volt power supply. Many of them also have leds built in, tho you could easily cover up the colors you didn't want with some electrical tape or something then they'd work fine for this project (which I'm gong to try myself just as soon as I fish mine out of the pond;) . pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=351127425403&globalID=EBAY-AU
Google "thehouseofhydro" or "fogponics diy".
Why do you need the heat from the halogen lights? Can you use LEDs instead?
Can't use LED's. You need the heat.
Why does one need the heat? You state at the end of the video that there is no heat...
Nice build. Your background music with the saws is very harsh to listen to, please reconsider in the future.
where can i get the ionizer
They are actually called mist makers, or water foggers. I think the word he was looking for was nebulizers.
We sell them all day long! www.thehouseofhydro.com/store/c2/120V_Products.html
did you say a sonic ionizer?
+DeLora Lambert Yes.
I bet you this ‘death can’ will produce real fire in 3....2.....1
You did not need the loud music in this video
Music was fine. It was the saw noises that were quite grating.
What? I can't hear you over the music.
Jeremy Renner is so multi talented. Go Hawkeye!
I'm with the professionals who have commented here. Electricity, heat emitting halogen bulbs, metal paint can and water are a plan for disaster! LED light bulbs projected at a properly built water deionizer with a fan can create a relatively safer set up. I say relative as it is always possible in a dark setting that people or pets around holiday decorations. Accidents can happen.
The big advantage of using hallogen instead of a blowing fan, is that the fire is more realistic 'slowly' moving. Most of these are made with led light (safer) but then a fan is needed to blow the waterdamp out. With a fan it flows too fast. The heat of the hallogen makes the air go up. Good idea. Just costs a lot more electricity :)
ruclips.net/video/ocmNNS8QbEo/видео.html
no clue what the dude is saying but it solves the speed issue