Pictures of Your DIY Setup/Station
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On top of the reply box with all the little setting boxes in a box with like a tree in a picture frame just click that.
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Then select file from computer and upload it.
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My lil claustrophobic closet, LOL! I'm far to A.D.D. to not have all my gear isolated. My daughter called me Walter White after I first got it set-up! Loving all the set-ups guys, already stole a couple of ideas for some upgrades. Currently got my gear on order to set-up my steeping and aging system on the backside. Still building up my flavors and gear, only been at it for a couple of weeks now, but thanks to all of you guys, my wife is already getting mad at me for not making enough of her favorites! LOL Haven't even had time for proper aging yet!
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Thanks guys for the help, had to go to my desktop! Couldn't do it from my phone.
rowdy, did you make the foam inserts, or buy them with the holes. Really digging this, the possibilities are exponentially growing in my pee brain!
Nothing fancy like others. I have been granted the top shelf of a kitchen cabinet for all my supplies. Flavours in one Tupperware container, completed juices in another.
I'll let Rowdy tell ya', but you're going to flip when you read how it was done.
Rowdy is a genius at turning free or really cheap materials into useful equipment. Check his blogs for the portable, self-contained mixing station; I think it is absolutely brilliant.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/rowdyplace/5907-homemade-diy-tools.html
Rowdy, I'm guessing that Birmingham is a pretty humid environment, like where I live but warmer. Have you had any issues with this material absorbing moisture from the air and/or molding? If not, how long have you had it around?
"Granted" I hear that bub, so true, so true! If my wife didn't vape there is no way I would've gotten a whole closet. LOL
If my wife complains about my taking over space for DIY, all I have to do is show her a few of these threads and say, "I want something like that."
Thanks for the kind words. Being retired, I have more time than anything else. The colored molded things are made from a mixture of our VG and unflavored gelatin (Knox). Amazon.com : Knox Original Gelatin (32-Count Envelopes), Unflavored, 8-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 2) : Cooking And Baking Gelatin Mixes : Grocery & Gourmet Food
The flat white trays are Styrofoam sheets from Lowes (or Home Depot). I cut them to fit the drawer and then started to figure out how to easily, cheaply, cleanly, reliably, quickly create the small holes in a neat pattern without destroying the underside of the sheets. That took some trial and error. I finally built a hand tool from an old flashlight... See attached pics of this little guy...
The cutting tool had to have a way to get rid of the holes.
A Walmart flashlight, pvc "t" fitting, an old hotel ball point pen, a dime, and some epoxy made this happen. Notice I hand filed the "saw teeth" notches and beveled the outer edge on the business end of the flashlight/punch/drill to allow cleaner cutting all the way through.
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Saturday afternoon working on mixes. So far so great! Last night, not so much. LOL
Stainless Steel...Nice touch!
It is water soluble. I made these last summer and they are still as good today. No stickiness nor degradation. They seem to be more of a silicon than jello...
I also was concerned about insects, as in ants. Nope, nary a one! I actually planned to leave a bowl of real Jello out for a few days to see if it was the material that did attracted them, or that I just did not have any around...(I never did this...)
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Thanks. I got it from webrestaurantstore.com shipped for less than my Vaporshrak rDNA.
It's funny really how the cost of one thing vs. another thing can shed light on how we value a dollar -- and this is something that will have multiple uses. It was nice to see my wife excited for something I bought that is ecig related. Here is my model: Regency 18 Gauge 24" x 48" 304 Stainless Steel Commercial Work Table with Backsplash and Undershelf
A few of my DIY kit solutions.....
For my 50 ml centrifuge tubes I use to mix/age juice, that they wanted $9 plus shipping for a rack.......
Just some aluminum trays, small paper binders, and some sand!
For my 50 ml centrifuge tubes I use to mix/age juice, that they wanted $9 plus shipping for a rack.......
Just some aluminum trays, small paper binders, and some sand!
Syringe holder .........
and old marinade injector and an empty roll of teflon tape
P.S. Sorry for hijacking the thread!!!
and old marinade injector and an empty roll of teflon tape
P.S. Sorry for hijacking the thread!!!
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