SO THICK! Smoke Machine for Costumes & Props

[@daringdarius5686]

Me: I'm cosplaying as a knight from a video game. He doesn't have any fog effects but- *watches video* ok, so I'm going to slightly deviate and uhhhhhhhhh my knight now has fog effects, yes it's canon. Don't worry about it, just look at the fog! :D

[@KamuiCosplay]

My thoughts exactly...

[@joaomarques7180]

or he's a dragon :o

[@sleepinghermit7778]

Your knight just came out of a building her burned to the ground..... Because....... Bad guys.

[@yomommashaus]

lol I'm learning that all the contest winners have more lights and/or fog than you. LOOK AT THE FLASHY SMOKY BLINGGGGG!!!

[@WaynesWorkshop]

so guess my new slogan is "buy my smokemachines" ? :P was my pleasure to help you out, and to stop you from pulling out your hair from frustration :D

[@KamuiCosplay]

Thanks again for the tips! :)

[@Frank004]

Wayne I use your tutorial to build my set. thankyou.

[@creators790]

@@KamuiCosplay *Who are you from Devi G 💐💐💐🌹🌹🌹🍁🍁🍁🏵️🏵️🏵️🌻🌻🌻🌷🌷🌷*

[@creators790]

@@KamuiCosplay *What is your whatsapp number 💐💐💐🌹🌹🌹🍁🍁🍁🏵️🏵️🏵️🌻🌻🌻🌷🌷🌷*

[@programmerofcomputerscienc6353]

@@creators790 That's not a safe question to ask..

[@Deepsixeden]

I work at a local vape shop, and I can recommend to get more vapor and cloud production, giving the atomizer more airflow along with the actual liquid will produce more than just the liquid itself. hope this helps!

[@qigong1001]

NhystelDK Interesting. Now what do you recommend to achieve that? How would you increase the airflow?

[@Deepsixeden]

Slap Stick Possibly drilling an air hole near the bottom of the atomizer. Most atomizers have an airflow that is adjustable by twisting. So instead of completely sealing off the bottom, leave an small hole for more airflow along with the air pump. Or even leaving a section of the existing airflow of the atomizer exposed.

[@qigong1001]

NhystelDK cool thanks!

[@Deepsixeden]

chab-Canal-Concorde2.0 did Canal-Concorde2.0 hmm, 0.10 ohms is pretty dangerous. Especially if you are using it for a cosplay. Try to aim for 2.0 ohms or higher so the atomizer does not get so hot and risk burning/melting.

[@grejuli97]

Working in a smoke shop, you should know about the hazards of overdischarging 18650s. This seems like a perfect machine to cause disaster...

[@IMChrisThom]

For those watching at home: in the US, that would be 26AWG wire

[@MrNovaStreams]

This is actually excellent. I've had a cosplay on my mind for quite a few months now, and one of the main things I wanted to do was recreate a scene where the character blows smoke out of the sides of his mask. I was thinking of doing this exact thing and getting a vaporizer, but it's even better that you are able to make it automatic and electric! Thanks for the guide! I love your content and those floofy Corgi booties!

[@Mex_the_Fox]

Having a high-power/high-temperature-source smoke-machine next to your face sounds like a super smart idea to me.... 😅

[@MrNovaStreams]

@@Mex_the_Fox Not sure which part of my comment led you to believe either would be next to my face. You can pipe the smoke. Plus, as long as you calculate the correct wattages and power requirements as she evidently did, and had assistance with, there shouldn't be any problems.

[@casper2501]

@@Mex_the_Fox Just use one way valve when pumping air to mask :D I mean when the smoke comes out of make someone have to push it out right ? So just use one way valve and connect it to the smoke chamber

[@Mex_the_Fox]

@@MrNovaStreams I was just kidding 😉

[@jenniferlee1993]

I wonder how much coffee she drinks before each vid shoot.

[@CallmeSam00]

i was wondering that, too.

[@marexx2005]

@@CallmeSam00 999999999999999 gallons

[@fluffybuttproductions5532]

Probably just chugs pure caffeine

[@jaykitten5503]

she acts like my partner that has asburgers… its cute >.

[@mendeta07]

Not as much as my aunt

[@Layforce88]

Important question: I'm stuck on part 2, I don't have a dog to cuddle, am I able to skip that step?

[@KamuiCosplay]

Nope

[@alexwenham7136]

You must stop immediately and go find a dog to cuddle. Any dog will will do.

[@Layforce88]

Looks like I'm getting a dog :)

[@ShugoAWay]

Your local shelter has rental options from volunteer work if owning one is not an option

[@pedrohenriquemonteiropires6531]

@@KamuiCosplayCan i cuddle my cats???

[@lime8906]

Hallo Svetlana Ich wollte nur sagen dass ich durch euch zu Cosplay gekommen und bin richtig motiviert. Es geht auch als 12 Jähriger. Jeder kann es schaffen😉

[@julianewolf1448]

Ich bin auch zwölf und möchte auch anfangen aber ich weiß nicht was meine Freunde oder Familie dazu sagen würden was haben deine Freunde und Familie gesagt.

[@lime8906]

@@julianewolf1448 Meine Eltern waren super verständnisvoll, weil sie gemerkt haben, dass ich richtig motiviert bin. Ich habe mir mit meinem Papa ausgemacht, dass er die Werkzeuge kauft, da diese auch nützlich für andere Sachen sind und ich zahle die Materialien wie zum Beispiel den EVA Schaum. Also mein Tipp: Wenn du richtig motiviert bist, dann sag es deinen Eltern. Sie werden sich sicher freuen, da es eine sehr kreative Arbeit ist. Viel Glück😉

[@lime8906]

@@julianewolf1448 Und deine Freunde finden das sicher richtig cool und helfen dir vielleicht sogar

[@tlac4120]

Hallo Lime, hallo Juliane, willkommen in der Welt der Cosplayer! Seit kreativ und tobt euch aus! Geht nicht davon aus, dass alle Freunde und Familienmitglieder eure neue Leidenschaft verstehen werden. Manchen Menschen fehlt da einfach der Zugang. Das ist ganz normal. Ihr werdet sicher im Internet und auf Veranstaltungen Gleichgesinnte treffen. So entstehen tolle neue Freundschaften und Wissensaustausch. Und noch mehr Spass!

[@santinokaffon5590]

Hey, also ich bin 14, und ich bin auch ziemlich motiviert dank ihrer videos. Und ja, man kann es immer schaffen! Sieht nur ein bissl komisch aus wenn ein 14 jähriger oder in deinem fall, ein 12 jähriger in einen vape-shop geht😂😂 Edit: und by the way, wenn du hilfe brauchst, kannst du mich gerne auf instagram anschreiben. Ich heisse da Leo_Kaffon.

[@dang3rdays]

Not only am I learning, I'm laughing too. I love you guys so much!

[@stephanevarin6938]

Hi, To weld a wire on a piece of metal of this size requires a lot of heat so a larger soldering iron tip makes the task easier. Chrome or nikel plating must be scratched to give a grip to the solder, also uses flux, which will allow you to solder more easily. Have a good day!

[@paolof.6899]

Tig.. just buy a tig machine

[@Zomby_Woof]

@@paolof.6899 The spot welders made for building battery packs are cheap and pretty much idiot proof

[@xcho20]

"first step done, time to cuddle the dog" haha this is so wholesome :)

[@poodlescone9700]

You just created a compact automotive vacuum leak tracer! Thank you!

[@Timetocryintheshower]

0:29 "Just a little fuckmachine!" :P ... yeah yeah I know.. go to bed! :P

[@Timetocryintheshower]

6:57 Fuckjuice? :P God im tired and this is fun as hell!! Still an amazing video as always btw!!

[@qigong1001]

What the fog you talking about????

[@Mex_the_Fox]

Can't be unheared😂

[@Kaan7707]

I thought i was the only one. I am dying :D

[@Grimlock77]

Yup, instantly thought the same!

[@maskedfoxx7173]

Me, honestly having no idea what's happening and no smoking cosplays: I am so gunna do this

[@kerbygranath372]

I love your videos and have learned so much in just the few weeks since i found your channel. But I wanted to share a tip with you :) The part on the vaporizer that you soldered the red wire to is a small pin that is removable, either by wiggling or unscrewing. Once that's out, there is a small rubber insulator to keep that positive pin from touching the rest of the tank, which is negative. I would recommend removing that pin to solder to it, and placing it back. This is to avoid possibly burning or melting that insulator with the heat from the soldering iron. :)

[@aesirselaxis2323]

Thank you for this tutorial. I actually went through Megaman's tutorial for smoke mahcines and he makes really detailed description of how the stuff works out but he has really bad camera and it didn't focus in the (for me) most important parts. Now I know how to assemble a fog machine and thanks to him I will also make a wireless smoke :) Maybe you can show us next time wireless smoke too.

[@Masternecron247]

As someone who REALLY wants to add a "just-fired effect" for my Bloodborne Blunderbuss using smoke and LEDs, this video is an absolute, thank you!!!

[@jamesbryan7501]

you are so much fun to watch. when you get excited its like watching a kid at christmas

[@alexnunn9880]

Great tutorial! I was trying to make some fake smoke/fire for my costume and borrowed a vape from a friend, but couldn't quite figure out how to arrange things to work well. At the end where you showed a few different options I saw the style that I have! The bigger tank with the air vents on the side. Seeing your solution helped me big time! Thanks!

[@PrintsandProps]

Hello svetlana! Thank you for making this video! I have two tips/suggestions - 1. For battery safety,make sure your lithium ion batteries have protection circuitry built in to them, or order an external circuit for the battery. It is bad to over charge, over stress, or over drain lithium batteries. They can be very violent! A protection circuit makes sure that your battery stays happy and that none of your props catch on fire :) tip 2 - when soldering, use some soldering flux after roughing up the metal. This cleans off any impurities in the metal and helps the soldier adhere really well!

[@davidfountain6607]

If you have a similar problem with solder not adhering to a surface and all you need is a mechanical connection, then I would suggest either drilling and taping a hole for a screw to hold the wire or use a tech screw, which will drill and tap its own hole.

[@jarekmace1536]

As an RC car guy, I recommend using NiMH or NiCAD battery packs instead of LiPO or LiFE batteries. The NiMH/NiCAD batteries won't be damaged if they are completely run down. The LiPO/LiFE batteries can be ruined if they are depleted too much. The only way to prevent this would to be adding in a battery monitor and cut-off to prevent over-depletion. Also NiCAD/NiMH batteries are cheaper.

[@MattMetalMayho]

This is SICK! When you put the final foam details onto the buttresses I had a genuine smile on my face! And that wasn't even the end!!! Also thank you so much for the ep titles & number, it has been my only frustration with the channel and partly why I didn't watch as much for a while because I had no idea what was what anymore. Also good to know you had a very good reason for it, nice to have a balance now 😊. KEEP IT UP. I would be great to see more models on the boards. Maybe a 'simple' 'stop motion' type narrative thing rather than a full on game so you can 'easily' do it by yourself before it's al fully ready.

[@tonyoman5018]

I found this while looking for a teardown of the MicroFogger units, this was incredibly helpful and showed that I definitely need'nt pay 160 for something I can make for a couple bucks. Thank you very much!

[@slotcarbt834]

You made my day with your positive attitude , when someone loves what they're doing it real shows Thank You

[@jarls5890]

7:19 I strongly suggest that anybody attempting to build this checks that you have no short circuit when you attach the battery - or you may end up with a flaming..or worse...exploding LIPO. If you do not have a multimeter to check that the circuit is not shorted - do a first run of the machine with regular batteries. Only after then should you attempt to use LIPO cell. If you cannot do either - do first run of the machine outside and stand clear of the battery.

[@KamuiCosplay]

Just get a lipo with safety like I write in my video description

[@jarls5890]

@@KamuiCosplay I missed that! Well, i guess if i missed that - others may miss it too - so an extra warning does not hurt!

[@abetusk]

This is an amazing video, thank you! I've often wondered how to get this effect in costumes. Here are some very minor suggestions: * Use a heat gun to shrink the heat shrink tubing. Maybe you were using a lighter so it was more accessible to the audience so apologies if you know this already. * Using flux with solder greatly improves flow and adhesion of solder. I don't know how well it would work in this use case but it's worth a shot. I think drilling the whole so the wire can go in through the side is ingenious...I would have tried to solder it from the top and it would have been so much less elegant than your solution. * Basic electronics skills go a long way to understanding and debugging issues. I would suggest investing in a mutlimeter so you can test continuity and voltage. I also found "Practical Guide to Electronics for Inventors" to be very accessible and practical. I don't know why your circuit was shorting out though. Did you ever figure out exactly why the circuit was shutting down? Were wires exploding? Were the motors being fried? Also, did you ever get a sense for how long you can continuously run each of those vape pens? Do you also have ideas for continuously feeding the pens from a larger reservoir?

[@morgenfly]

I lost it when that little smoke machine farted out a heart ♡

[@Atheynm]

Svetlana can always get away with pushing her merch because she’s so cute and hilarious about it.

[@KamuiCosplay]

Well it does keep the channel going.

[@neeneemartin5867]

Literally the only KZbinr that I haven't vetoed for their own ads. She's quick about it, and they aren't stupid expensive.

[@ladybird9202]

YES! I've been waiting for a smoke machine tutorial for AGES!!

[@TashasImaginarium]

This is the BEST tutorial ever!!! I can't wait to try this. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO!!!

[@ipKonfig]

"first step done, time to cuddle the dog"

[@CharliePtheOG]

I was at a con not to long ago and they were selling your books. so ofcourse I had to buy one.

[@keithsintay5713]

"Time to cuddle the dog!" Awww. Nice.

[@Justrex01]

Another "laugh and learn" moment from Kamui Cosplay! You guys are amazing!

[@troublewithweebles]

GEM OF THE INTERNET, you are.

[@snerttt]

1 part glycerine and 1 part propylene glycol is ideal for fog I've found. It lingers the longest, is the fastest pumping and thickest mixture I've found.

[@cMONoutdoors]

ive been building these for the past year non-stop thru etsy and every1 loves them

[@8BitLife69]

I've got to ask you, I just built one using the same 1.8ohm Kanger T2 and a 6v mini pump. Pump works fine on 9v battery to test. Attached the kanger to my bench power supply, gave it the required 3.7v, and it does jack and shit. I filled it with a 30% glycerin/70% distilled water fog juice mix not to the top, and warm air is coming out, but no fog. I tried attaching the kanger to a 9v battery as well thinking it needed more power, and still...warm air, no fog. I allowed the vape to sit filled for 30 minutes prior to giving it juice. Any idea?

[@cMONoutdoors]

@@8BitLife69 id try no less then a 50/50 mix of Vegetable Glycerine and Propylene Glycol ......dont use water to water down the glycerine

[@deathtrooper7104]

I’m so glad that I found this tutorial. I’ve been working on a cosplay mandalorian gauntlet but I couldn’t find a cheap way to make the flamethrower functional. Thanks

[@dianaprichards]

How’s it turn out?

[@jfrancis]

Like for subtle thumbnail alone. 👏

[@wovenscrolls]

7:27 Running a vape for more than a few seconds can apparently overheat the coil since it's not made for prolonged use like a fog machine. The glass casing can overheat and crack or burst. Boiling hot vape juice can lead to bad burns. But enough of that... EXCELLENT VIDEO as always!:D

[@CoasterRob]

Finally a better use for a e cigarette that doesnt seriously effect your health 😁

[@Wrongway346]

Your the cutest thing ever !!!! When you pause between takes,,, it's very funny.... Mike

[@jimmymana3626]

Really cool. And so much easyer than it looks on a finished Cosplay

[@sweep60402]

I just love the enthusiasm & energy, in your videos! 😀 Who couldn't be motivated to give things a try! 😊

[@akg69]

Thank you, I'm so going to try this, having thought about it for a while, and you've done it 👍. I'm going to try a bit extra, use a brushed motor esc, that will control the voltage to heater element plus would do the same for the motor too.. With you being better at Arduino than me, you could use the pwm on the Arduino to create pulsing or chimney effect. Also maybe add an led in the top, would light colour the smoke 😀. Keep up the excellent work ...

[@ghettokon]

Those 100 people don't have a life. Kamui is an awesome maker.

[@MikeyDTries]

great video as always and just in case everyone missed it dont forget " BUY HER BOOKS " :)

[@michaeljavert4635]

I'd suggest for the battery to use one of those recharge banks like they have for power on the go and use a USB connection. They charge, last a long time and if you know circuits you can make them produce more or less power.

[@dasdovian7785]

These sort of projects make me miss RadioShack.

[@lasarith2]

Benny must be so proud.

[@josete622]

I did this project for a smoking mask and it works just perfectly! Thanks a lot!!!

[@QuestWilliams]

Oh!.. "FOG" machines! I'm disappointed how long it took me to figure that out.

[@Isaac_cobo]

We add the nicotine later 🤫🤫🤫🤫

[@Taurusus]

I feel like Laura Bailey based Jester directly off you. But also very cool! I have just the thing in mind for one of these!

[@joakimengeset1851]

Thinking of how fun this would be to put in an instrument. Playing a clarinet solo and BAM smoke!

[@madladpjl]

great use for an e-cigarette

[@Xw3dn3sd4yX]

^.^ "Sol-der... soooolder... solder" Is there even a right way to pronounce it? That was a cute moment. Thank you! I've been looking for a simple way to pull this off given what I have available to me and this has been the simplest and most effective mini fogger i've seen!

[@baronchatdelamort3522]

If you are 18+ I highly recommend going to a vape shop and asking for a smok baby beast tank, or old "tester" tanks, they will have replaceable coils and old tester tanks might be like 5 bucks or even free so long as you're polite and promise you will show them the finished product (alot of us in the retail vape industry are huge nerds)

[@whitemint9027]

Your videos are so wholesome, I wanna cry from happiness. I'm not even a cosplayer, I just think your works are immensely amazing T_T

[@happygoat1183]

I'm dying to buy your book but I don't have any freaking money on PayPal!! I swear I'm going to get them as soon as possible I love all your tutorials and your personality. Please keep going!!

[@Justrex01]

They are worth the money. Every bit of it.

[@stanimir4197]

Excellent results. Couple of notes on electric design - the soldering would be much easier with proper flux. The battery doesn't seem to have discharge protection circuit - over discharging LiIion is quite dangerous, not only it kills the battery but it can cause them to combust.

[@mythologicalnomad6520]

This fog effect would look cool in a cosplay respirator mask

[@Vowadude]

I am not planning to do any cosplay (sorry to say ;) ) But Watching you making your cosplay stuff make me happy and smile. I love your bright and happy attitude! You make me smile and happy! Thanks so much.

[@mapachecomunista6276]

I looked this up beacause I saw YOU making that staff on TikTok, the world is so very small

[@HermesIII]

Great tutorial and great Idea, Ms. Quindt! Thank you so much!

[@Asher-__-]

Me a fifteen year old: “Hey mom can I order a E-Cigarette vaporizer?” Mom: “I have failed as a mother”

[@AvidchickProductions]

Thank you for another amazing video! I use one for my Maleficent cosplay and have 1 comment- the type of battery you use often makes a big difference in the smoke output. I use phone chargers so sometimes you have to do a little trial and error to find the one that works best :)

[@jujithevampiregrandpa4868]

Woahhhh that’s crazy!!!! So small yet sooooo cool!!!!

[@andrewblackamore4668]

Only just started watching and I'm so going to make one or more ! Cosplay an evil character wafting eveil smoke everywhere that smells of .... strawberry cheesecake ??? LOL

[@spectrablaze3760]

Love the smell of burnt wix

[@JLOFlix]

SPECTACULAR WORK, SVETLANA!

[@Warblaaster]

So at the start of the video I was like, oh ok not bad I could do this. Then she went into the break down and I was like, huh, ok I think I still got this? (got lost in the smolding section lol). Then when it got to the part of different smoke machine and the pros and cons I was like, welp, I'm lost XD. Great video, I'll dabble in smoke machines when I get more experiences lol.

[@corvum7941]

Larper here. this looks quite interesting, if only there was some way to mask the noise, to keep the immersion high. But this is quite the helpful video!

[@kevinmichaud5751]

Im a vape shop owner and an expert in sub ohm vaping and vape devices building, what you just made is basically a mechanical mod with no safety feature at all. I admit its really cool but also really dangerous espescialy if somebody try it with no experience in electronic at all, if a short happen or someone for some reason put a cheap battery or a to low ohm resistance this thing will become a bomb that can hurt a lot. Anybody who want to try to make a things like that should be awared and know most about the ohm law, have the good wire gauge, a switch that can handle the amperage needed (or a mosfet) and at least a fuse that blow before the maximum amperage capacity of the battery and by the way when you put more than one atomiser in parallel you cut the resistance in half each time it can result AGAIN in a battery explosion. Thats a preaty good idea and i really like it but you should put a dissclaimer and give more safety advise about this. A li-ion battery explosion can and will be dangerous not only for the user but for the people around it too. Each cell of the battery pack will become a little (pipe bomb) IF YOU WANT TO BUILD THIS!!!! know your ohm law know your battery make and models (dont use cheap chinese knockoff battery) read the specs sheet and dont ask for more power than the battery can deliver put a fuse or any kind of safety feature use a momentary switch NEVER use a constant on switch before making it go to a vape shop and take some information from a specialist and i would recomend to take your freshly built mini fog machine to a vape shop and ask a specialist to inspect it just to be sure that its safe most of the shop will do it for free

[@michelspeelman3599]

tip for soldering: use some flux, it helps cleaning the metal surfaces and 'wetting' the solder to adhere more easily to the copper and soldering surfaces

[@davidpinon2070]

You guys are the best!

[@PsiQss]

Ohh thanks a lot, I'm gonna need it for Nero's Red Queen from DMC4 :D

[@wallacesheckells7095]

I love watching your videos. They get me wanting to build a cosplay outfit. But I haven't really decided what I want to build. This smoke machine idea is awesome. Thanks for sharing this video!

[@GwenShep]

I can't thank you enough for this, I've been trying to figure this out for ages for one of my costumes and you've made it look so easy! Going to give this a try for sure

[@maelys989]

I love this video it is so useful! And your voice just make me smile you're very cheerful and that's what I really like! Could you explain what can you make with each thickness of EVA foam please? Thank you 😊

[@alexwake850]

You've given me an idea how to make my own Dr Who sonic screwdriver

[@robertgarvin1460]

did this a few years ago in a MUCH less elegant way.. This makes me want to try again!

[@claybrd]

This will work wonders for my TF2 Sentry gun, thank you.

[@calikol1086]

never thought about a vaporizer for making smoke-effects. Awesome!

[@ilgiztamindarov952]

Svetlana! According to ancient Russian religious beliefs, only the blue electrical tape is able to hold fixed parts firmly and reliably! : B

[@PortalFPV]

if that's pvc coated wire....you should try silicon coated wire. it's more flexible, easier to strip and the coating doesn't shrink back on you when you are trying to solder it exposing more wire than you wanted

[@abrahamherrera8195]

thank you, i built one following your perfect instructions and it works amazingly !

[@JackIsMe1993]

Anyone on wanting to try this on an extremely cheap budget build I'd recommend 2 elfbars 600's there's a small airflow switch built with an LED light in the base simple blowing into that gap generates smoke, Making it really easy to mount these anywhere with with tubing works incredible well with minimum effort zero wiring or risk hope that helps someone :)

[@ShuTheIdiot]

Im getting one of your books for my birthday.

[@dragnridr05]

Could always use flavored e-juice to get better smells from the vaporizer. Funny watching a cosplayer walk past with the vaporizer going, and smelling strawberries.

[@djlemma]

Get yourself some flux to help with soldering on those big metal components. Actually, it's handy for all sorts of soldering. Great for LED tape too. You might be able to get away with lead-free solder with a hot enough iron and plenty of flux. Also if you are going to use leaded solder (like shown in the video) you might want to get a fume extractor. Lead fumes are not great for your health. Another option if you are attaching a wire to something too big to solder- tap a small hole and put a screw into the tapped hole, and use the screw to hold down the wire. You can attach a ring terminal to the wire to make it even cleaner.

[@IamrealX]

If I did cosplay I would put these in to Celty's yellow helmet from Durarara! with smoke coming from below the helmet, so cool!

[@elizabethmeulenbelt2850]

You are a Saint! I needed this 3 years ago😮

[@HypherNet]

Awesome. If you offset your + and - wires slightly, you can use a single piece of heat shrink and safe some time and bulk!

[@omgapxndx]

That’s some thicc smoke 💨

[@photofusionart]

Can you create an updated version of this - and may be feature some of the new vaps being sold now and provide a list of items to assemble. Thanks in advance for your time doing this.

[@ChrisPage68]

You can get smoke generator kits (used in radio-control vehicles) at your local model shop.

[@KamuiCosplay]

Gonna check that out

[@ThiefMaster]

If it's the same type of smoke generator used in model trains, you might spill all the fog juice when you hold it upside down. At least that's how it worked with the smoke generator in my model train as a kid ~20y ago, maybe they changed over the years...

[@amidark6518]

Finally a use for vapes.

[@cpuuk]

Fire! Fire! Oh wait, it's Svetlana tutorial (phew).

[@Mackeroney]

I need more of you in my life! So glad I found your channel