DIY forced air conveyor dryer

Home built conveyor dryer. My do it yourself homemade forced air conveyor dryer. You can see the entire build process here. www.t-shirtforu...

[@lastquest]

I'm Very Impressed. Clever, Creative....Nice Job!

[@slixxsta2]

finally someone completes one great job thanks for the video

[@jimmcdonald3004]

great build, great info, great video. thanks for posting, and helping the rest of us out on our journeys

[@lightwriters]

Great Video, I am working on a 8 color press now but this will be my next project. Thanks for the video.

[@keropi193]

this is wonderful :0 well done

[@CatspitProductions]

That’s pretty cool. How has it performed during production? ☠

[@wutimatellya]

I appreciate how you didn't amp anything up to be more than it is...yet it appears to be more than many others have claimed. If I had the space I'd give it a go but it was great video regardless.

[@patrickkatkaew9843]

Thank you for your video and appreciate.. this video very helpful Thank you have a good day

[@cfwwalther]

Great video along with your post on t-shirtforums! Thanks!

[@xMDWST]

This is great, I think I may try to build one like this. Thanks for sharing this.

[@DeweySmithTattoos2]

Another guy who built one inspired by yours says he had to add another heater. Do u think this is due to the possibility that his heater is to far from the belt? I'm going to build one to hold me over untill I get the scratch for a factory made one. I'm gathering the stuff atm.

[@saulpena6794]

Hola es un aparato muy interesante, me pregunto si seca tinta plastisol? gracias por tu ayuda

[@herkleslie4561]

looks damn nice great job

[@corkyoung4655]

Thanks for taking the time to post your dryer.its exactly what i was looking for. some questions,what are the dimensions of the dryer hood and did you use the full 10' for each rail thank you

[@mannyfilmsinc]

awesome!

[@joselatorre8140]

Hi can you make a video on how you made it step by step

[@t-shirtbiz6223]

Man!!! you are doing it brother !!! I know I been away too long :)

[@theruffside]

Awesome video!! I can't wait to make this. I do have one question. Is the box open on the bottom or fully enclosed? I can't tell if the belt is running inside the box or just under the heating element. It would make sense to have it enclosed top and bottom as this would increase the heat inside but I wanted to make sure before I start to build it. Thanks again. :)

[@creation80graphics49]

How long did this unit last? I'm a seriously considering building one based on your design. Thanks for sharing!

[@hbe770]

yessir the one i have seen here simple explain can't wait to build one like this lol i know i do some modifacation will keep you posted

[@jemerhan2652]

how much heat can it be used? how hot is your dryer?

[@fossgr78]

What is the rpm of your motor? Great video.

[@1939Masterdeluxe]

That is awesome

[@tylerdurden8917]

Hey, what do you think about dual heaters to speed things up, 2.5 min seems a little slow for one guy with one color.

[@pigeonistvideos]

Great video. How did you mend the screen mesh ends to make the belt?

[@uniquelove93]

just have one question(this is the father of the person in the picture) she used my computer. my question is how what did you use to get the screen tight to ad the adhesive by the way I am in mid build of mine but using a digital temp controlled ceramic heat press element .

[@solsun007]

thank you very much for your video. very nicely explained

[@ceasejay]

If I just held the heating element with my hand,would it have the same effect ,do you know?

[@tofaston2wheels]

Idea for anyone wanting to speed the time up. Go get a oven off Craig's list with the oven still working but the top is shot. I got one for 25$ and it's worked for a couple years. Just take the coil the control board and the thermal coupling. Add it in with this and now the heat is a lot more reliable. This just goes to show you how much money the factory's are making off of these. I know it looks like all the parts came from a junk yard but the concept is still the same. I bet the only have a grand in parts and labor but charge 3,500 and up.

[@boneyardconnection]

What is the brand and model of the quartz heater

[@MIDWESTBULLYBRAND]

How many hr.'s did it take to build this?

[@jayj4ysmith]

Can we get an update?

[@georgevanvalkenburg2560]

SPOT GN, THAMKS, NAPPY NEW YEr 2023

[@Luna-vz7bf]

WOOOW

[@terradan2013]

Wow. After going through the comments, I see that this guy haven't responded to not one comment or question about this unit.

[@raulramirez5316]

that conveyor is very slow, even for small productions!!!