New 4 cart centrifuge

[jdvorr]

Okay, so I went back to the drawing board and came up with this little device.

YouTube - New 4 cart centrifuge.avi

 

[Kimmy]

HAHA NICE!!!! <3

I think you'll fit in here just fine

Happy vaping

 

[jdvorr]

TYVM! I will!

 

[keyzygirl]

Thats awesome!!I love it!!

 

[Belletrist]

very cute, very cute.

 

[Doctor Rock]

Awesome!! Nice to see another Minnesotan too!

 

[jdvorr]

Doing my 1st 4 at a time refill right now and it's working very well!

 

[SingingWolf]

Now I have to try my hand on one of those. Wondering how hard it would be to modify a salad spinner...

 

[jdvorr]

Now I have to try my hand on one of those. Wondering how hard it would be to modify a salad spinner...

There's a thought. Might work just fine.

My whole thing today was to only use stuff I had in the house. I'm already spending enough on vaping supplies & equipment. This was a no extra expenditure project.

 

[Joe Camel]

That's a nice excuse to buy a giant tub of ice cream heh.

 

[bornagainst]

Youve only been at it a week and you are already going into modification overload?

I can't wait to see what you come up with in a months time!

You rock, keep it up!

 

[Cody M]

Should try using a small DC motor haha.

 

[jdvorr]

That's a nice excuse to buy a giant tub of ice cream heh.

Haha! I actually ate a huge bowl this morning to finish off this tub & get the lid! Breakfast of champions!

 

[pianoguy]

Well-done!!

 

[leeshor]

For only $1.20 in dimes, pretty good.

 

[jdvorr]

Thanks everyone! I have to say the first use was a total success!

 

[Mary Kay]

You guys are nuts! LOL great job!

 

[henrid84]

I WANT ONE! 3 dimes in the bottom for weight? ugh...V4L has all my money.

 

[Adrenalynn]

This: Amazon.com: Cermag Motor, 1.5-3V, 7600RPM: Toys & Games can be made to run from the V4L battery with very little work and a single sacrificed cartomizer...

 

[jdvorr]

This: Amazon.com: Cermag Motor, 1.5-3V, 7600RPM: Toys & Games can be made to run from the V4L battery with very little work and a single sacrificed cartomizer...

That looks like a great cheap motor, but I know those motors and they really don't have the power to turn anything very big at all. Maybe it's better than what I've seen. Anyway, this this is really easy to keep spinning by hand. I'm thinking about building a more substantial version on a pedestal with less friction.