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How to Make a DIY Mini Fog Maker

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Here is an easy mini fog maker that produces mighty results.

How to Make a Mini Fog Maker -

Here is an easy mini fog maker that produces mighty results.

Added: 5/19/10

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By: Guest 8 months ago

I'm doing a sci-fi themed burlesque act, and will be using this homemade fogger to hide my lower half while I'm flying off in my spaceship (aka umbrella)! I'll be more than happy to share if I get a video of it!

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By: Guest 10 months ago

I LIKE PIE

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By: Guest More than a year ago

made a smaller one, then put it inside my acoustic guitar to give a cool smoke effect out the soundhole. there's also colour organ LED circuit in there so the smoke lights up. thanks for the inspiration!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

i slapped someone with the hose

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How to Make a DIY Mini Fog Maker

Kipkay Videos Male Speaker: I get lots of request to mixed up. So here is one of them to make this fun and easy Mini Fog Maker you'll need a coffee can remove the label, it will look a lot cooler. Then I dug through my box of computer fans and found a nice 2.5 inch square one. Lay it on the plastic top that came off the coffee can and then we going to make a mark around it and cut that squire out just inside the mark you made. Apply some hot glue or other epoxy around the edge of the hole and then attach the fan. I added a nine volt battery clip to the fan and even though these fans run at 12 volts, nine volts will allow the fan to run a little bit slower and give us just the air flow we need. I found a section of pull hoses, which will be great for this project because it has a nice nozzle at one end and that's going to be matter at the very top of our can. So I made a mark and then used a pair of shears to cut the hole out and then use the dremel just to kind of round out those sharp edges. If the hole is cut right the pull hose will fit in snuggly. Then I trim this hose down from 3 feet to about a foot and now we need dry ice. Now you can get this at the supermarket or butcher shop. Don't forget to wear gloves because this is colder than cold. Break off a pretty good size chunk and set it aside, then get a cup of water and microwave it. We need it hot, so let it run long enough to boil and here we go. Add the boiling water, try not to spill any then immediately drop the chunk of dry ice in our mini fog maker and put of the top. Look out Tux here comes the fog. This thing pumps out a decent amount of fog and gives you pretty good ground cover this design came from my buddy Craig who built one about 25 years ago, well he used a 50 gallon drum and a 10 pound block of dry ice. So that's how to make a mini fog maker. Tell us on the comments what you'd use it for and check out some of my other smoking videos. More kipkay Smokin' videos!

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Male Speaker: I get lots of request to mixed up. So here is one of them to make this fun and easy Mini Fog Maker you'll need a coffee can remove the label, it will look a lot cooler. Then I dug through my box of computer fans and found a nice 2.5 inch square one. Lay it on the plastic top that came off the coffee can and then we going to make a mark around it and cut that squire out just inside the mark you made. Apply some hot glue or other epoxy around the edge of the hole and then attach the fan. I added a nine volt battery clip to the fan and even though these fans run at 12 volts, nine volts will allow the fan to run a little bit slower and give us just the air flow we need.

I found a section of pull hoses, which will be great for this project because it has a nice nozzle at one end and that's going to be matter at the very top of our can. So I made a mark and then used a pair of shears to cut the hole out and then use the dremel just to kind of round out those sharp edges. If the hole is cut right the pull hose will fit in snuggly. Then I trim this hose down from 3 feet to about a foot and now we need dry ice. Now you can get this at the supermarket or butcher shop. Don't forget to wear gloves because this is colder than cold. Break off a pretty good size chunk and set it aside, then get a cup of water and microwave it. We need it hot, so let it run long enough to boil and here we go. Add the boiling water, try not to spill any then immediately drop the chunk of dry ice in our mini fog maker and put of the top. Look out Tux here comes the fog. This thing pumps out a decent amount of fog and gives you pretty good ground cover this design came from my buddy Craig who built one about 25 years ago, well he used a 50 gallon drum and a 10 pound block of dry ice. So that's how to make a mini fog maker. Tell us on the comments what you'd use it for and check out some of my other smoking videos.

More kipkay
Smokin' videos!

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