Make the Ultimate Bluetooth Dry Ice Fog Machine - 3D Printed | Elegoo Arduino | DIY | Halloween

[@lisboris4479]

Просто не признанный гений, заслуживающий большего...

[@DIYMachines]

Вау, спасибо за добрые слова. :)

[@georgeffoulkes4813]

That machine looks crazy fun. Keep up the good work

[@DIYMachines]

Thanks. :)

[@TheRichardesigns]

oh my goodness that bit at the beginning is so funny! :-) Awesome project Lewis, really want to try this one.

[@noonabomber]

this is great but why the heck did you cut the wires off the geared motor and then add limit switches?? you can read the encoded gear position value with those wires! :-)

[@azazahmedlipu9738]

You are really creative genius.... loving you from Bangladesh...

[@DIYMachines]

Thank you Azaz

[@yellowbelly3dprinting218]

Thank for making these videos there awesome there so helpful!

[@DIYMachines]

Glad you like them!

[@ObiOjukwu]

You are the best teacher , I am proud of you. So humble. Thanks so much. Please show me how to make motion control trash can .

[@fzvictor]

Very nice bro

[@sirfrancisarthur]

Cool, but what can I expect in terms of an estimate of total costs?

[@normancarr8562]

The code is now available but the schematic seems to be missing

[@niemiecki1363]

how are these prints processed that the hotend head cannot be seen?

[@DIYMachines]

I use some software called Octolapse

[@nitishchowdary6021]

Pls make a vedio on iron man helmet

[@scifideity]

Very cool project. How long does this produce fog with the basket full?

[@DIYMachines]

Thanks. Very good question, I never thought to time it though and I’ve used up the dry ice I had. As an estimate, if you fully submerge the basket you’d get a few minutes of very high output out of it but if you lowered it gradually over a period of time you would likely get 10+ minutes of output at a lower volume. You can control the rate of sublimation using the Bluetooth app on your phone.

[@scifideity]

@@DIYMachines Gotcha, I''ve got all the components to build this and will give it a go and see how it goes. thanks :)

[@Livingreciever]

where can you get dry ice in the uk?!

[@DIYMachines]

www.chillistick.com. That’s where I got mine. :)

[@dariuskuschel8759]

Which program do you use to create the 3D parts?

[@DIYMachines]

I created the parts for this project in Solidworks.

[@talhayumak414]

I couldn't find the software on the site where the software

[@DIYMachines]

Sorry, I'm having a few teething problems with my website. Here is a link you can use: github.com/DIY-Machines/DryIceMachine

[@normancarr8562]

The link to the code and schematics appears to be broken

[@DIYMachines]

Thanks fo bringing that to my attention, I've updated the link now. It should have been: www.diymachines.co.uk/make-the-ultimate-bluetooth-dry-ice-fog-machine

[@normancarr8562]

@@DIYMachines Cheers. Keep up the good work!

[@Mr.Trololo]

cool heh

[@bryguy1231]

M Free M Free

[@DIYMachines]

You're right, I got to work on that! Not sure why I never nailed the difference between 'th' and 'f'. It's been a real pain talking to friends about Thor in Avengers.

[@lasersbee]

Title is misleading... This does not produce dry ice.

[@DIYMachines]

Hi, I can see what you mean. I have tweaked the title.

[@lasersbee]

@@DIYMachines Makes more sense now...;-)