I'm Making Snow!!!! Homemade Snow Machine Blasting Out White Gold!
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I got it on my third try too. Keep the hole, or holes, small and make sure it's below 25 degrees. My snow was so fine that when I pointed the snow maker up like that it blew the snow away. I have no doubt after a night it would have produced half an inch of snow. It seems to take forever to make snow with this method.
Loved the video, it kept me trying.
I used to live in Washington state, where during the winter it was constantly under 32 degrees but we only got snow about once a year. I spent almost no time during the winter playing with snow. I could have done it almost every day with this. WHY DID NOBODY TELL ME ABOUT THIS PRODUCT THAT COULD HAVE MADE MY CHILDHOOD A MILLION TIMES BETTER? 😪😪😪😪😥😥
i have thought about doing this, but, designing a type of large canopy system to capture more snow for the area i want snow to remain. losing product to the winds can be frustrating. nicely built. love your intuition.
Now that is Cool here in West Texas we get pretty cold but not a lot of snow, my neighbors will get a kick out of it. We just might be the only ones in Abilene that has a White Christmas if it gets cold enough.
Thanks.
I have a mister system that atomizes water for cooling in the summer that works well when we have low humidity, those nozzles make work very well with the addition of compressed air, otherwise I think it the nozzles would just create a big ice patch.
Awesome!!!!!!
That is freaking AWESOME!!!
I thought so too. Thanks man!
@@Trialnerror do you have the plans on how to make this. Like the parts you used etc?
Also, what was the temperature, humidity and wetbulb?
I want it OMGGGG WHERE DO U GET IT OR TELL ME THE THINGS U USE TO MAKE IT OMG I WANNA TELL MY DAD ABOUT THHIS
don't need it but that doesn't mean it isn't cool. Couldn't agree more didn't even know I wanted one till i seen yours
Roughly how much snow do you think this can put out? Obviously depending on how long you run it but want to make sure it’s a decent enough about
Can you show how to build it?
@@chaseferguson1261 says video is private
Video is private. Can you make it public?
Awesome! Was there already snow on ground? Is the falling snow all from your snowmaker? Looks cool!
Very nice! I just made my first snowmaker but I use a compressor and pressure washer. Mine doesn't create big flakes like yours... I'm jealous.
Trial N' ERROR what does the temperature need to be for this to work?
@@RC-vh8id *below 27°F*
What air compressor did you use
doyou sell them?
Whats your air compressor running at PSI wise?
I can't remember but I think it was around 70psi
can you share what type of check vlave you used? thanks! nice setup
No clue but I can tell you it was probably the cheapest check valve in the home depot plumbing aisle lol.
@@Trialnerror ha ok sounds good thanks!!
Because i can.. no better reason....
Why would you be an idiot for putting a valve on your air feed? If you use a pressure washer, like many people do, for your water source, then you should definitely have a valve on the air side as well. I have never seen a one nozzle system before. That's pretty unique.