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Willard Hurst
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2013
HOGG MARGARITA MARTINI Adapter
First looks at an adapter to hold both the HOGG Margarita and the Martini tumblers.
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New drive system for my machines.
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I am working on a new drive setup for my machines. I want to get away from the rotisserie motor setups. Get something with a little more control and reliability. Right now sitting on a one button reverse , variable speed from 2 rpm up to 5 rpm atm but that can be changed via programming. I think this will be the next evolution. Along with the higher reliability I see all sorts of other potentia...
How to do an Ombre style tumbler using the epoxy method.
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This is a quick video showing a method of making an Ombre style tumbler using the epoxy method. www.etsy.com/listing/631915791/shaker-lid-only?SellerListingTools&Share&Raw&share_time=1537831095000&.slt www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming?ref=l2-shopheader-name
Laser Engraving Moon Doggy Goods logo for their machine.
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I am making the logo plate for Moon Doggy Goods. This plate when done will be mounted on the side of their machine.
New 12mm round connection with bearings.
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This is the refined and ready to go machine using a 12mm case hardened solid steel shaft directly in bearings for a very close running fit.
Custom foam insert on spindle.
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This is getting to be very close to the final design. This video is showing my daughter putting the insert in a Ozark trails wine tumbler. It also fits very nicely in quite a few other things I tried it on that I have around here. Believe me that’s a list. I’m upload this from my phone and to be honest do not want to type out the entire list on phone. But short list is 20’s , 30’s, 40’s, the co...
Experimental foam piece coming back out.
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The same foam piece from earlier video. This time the removal of it. It has good grab coming off as well. The softer memory foams have a good amount of hold to them.
Experimental foam piece in wine tumbler.
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Here is the first piece where I took one of my spindles , mixed and poured my own foam around spindle. This is the very first attempt. Fits pretty nice in the wine tumblers. I am trying to achieve a soft memory foam feel to them. I’m still playing with shapes a bit so not sure what will be the final shape.
Mugtisserie Bushing Replacement
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This short video demonstrates how to replace the bushings if needed in the Mugtisseries. Only tool required is a #1 phillips screwdriver. a.co/8ufbugK (link to example screwdriver on Amazon)
Multi-Mugtisserie Lubrication
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Here is a general guide as to how I have been lubricating the Multi-Mugtisserie. I would generally recommend doing this every 6-8 hours of operation for first 40 hours of operation. After initial break in , once every 8-12 hours should be sufficient. www.liquidwrench.com/product/silicone-spray/ www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming
Tree Fornication - When dancing just isn't close enough anymore.
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Tree Fornication - When dancing just isn't close enough anymore.
Thunderstorm rolling in at dusk time lapse.
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Thunderstorm rolling in at dusk time lapse.
What machines?
How do you attach it to turner the other side doesn't fit our bar and tried adapters
It depends on what your particular machine needs. I have the 12mm connection that I use and we can adapt to the most common PVC piping connections.
Where do you buy this
www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming
Where can I buy this??
www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming
this video makes it look like it fits in easy? I love your adapters for most everything and im sure I will like this , but I have the newer one and its much harder to get in and does not go in like in this video it won't fit straight in like the video shows you have to bed the fingers to get the whole thing. I broke one finger but once it is in it still works , I wish I would of got it when they were newer, it looks like it smaller and goes in smoother
About to start spinning a margarita. The adapter is a bit hard to get in. Had to manipulate the pink prongs to fit it. It did go on though. I’ll let you know how turns out. I love your innovative mind! Stay tuned...
I have slightly already changed the fingers a bit to help them go in a bit easier and hold up in shipping better. I think you have one of the first ones that looks just like one in video.
Heather Dunlop where can I buy this adapter
Are the new drives now available on the cup turners?
This is awesome, I do solar. Nice!!!
this is aweso,e
This looks amazing.. Just bought one and can't wait to use it!!
where do you get these bushings and what size pvc or hole are you putting it in. I do 1 1/8 drill bit and use 3/4 pvc
I printed the bushings and used them in an 1-1/2" hole. I use bearings now with a 12mm solid shaft.
What enables the shaft to rotate the cup holder? Is it a friction fit from the cup holder bushings or does the magnet provide the holding force to impart the rotation?
Why show a video of something so popular and not share how you made it as if your the only one who has a multicup Turner and or the first to think of it........
Because he sells them. It's his business. He posts videos so that potential customers can see what they're getting...just a thought. Not every video on youtube is uploaded and posted as a "How To"....
Can you make a video on how you made this type
I understand that. Are you able to create plans to build using parts that can be bought in the store and/or from you? I've seen other designs for cup turner but I really like yours.
Do you have instructions on how to make?
No sorry. It was pretty much designed from ground up to do this. The bushings thru the frame I print in house on a 3-d printer. The gears are all lasercut in house , the frames are machined to keep positions close for a smooth fit. Sorry to say this makes it where some of the components are not off the shelf.
How much
Can we order this from u
www.etsy.com/listing/554186187/twin-mugisserie-tumbler-decorating-this?SellerListingTools&Share&Raw&share_time=1519101245000&.slt I discontinued the single due to reliability issues. I have replaced it with a twin , quad and multi ( 6 cup).
Okay how do we order no link provided
I discontinued that design as they just didn't last that long. They have been replaced with newer better models with 2,4 and 6 cup capacity. www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming
Willard Hurst I understand but I wanna order
Willard Hurst ubwanna order the 4 6 doesn't matter I'm just trying to see the cost to order
They are all in my Etsy store. www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming
I like the simplicity of this. Do you sell these by chance? TIA
I discontinued that design as they just didn't last that long. They have been replaced with newer better models with 2,6 and soon to be 4 cup capacity. www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming
Any tips? We are needing help going from carousel Turner to this.
www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming That is the link to my Etsy store where I sell these. There is some additional on them there as well. www.absoluteprogramming.com/index.html Above is link to my main page. Although I am a little slacking there.
www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming That is the link to my Etsy store where I sell these. There is some additional on them there as well. www.absoluteprogramming.com/index.html Above is link to my main page. Although I am a little slacking there.
The design has changed in some subtle ways from model shown. Couple little improvements. The one in this video is the very first prototype of this model that I made by hand in garage. (not fun fyi) But proved out the basic concept and that it was ready for the next level.
How much is this an where can we get it
www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming That is the link to my Etsy store where I sell these. There is some additional on them there as well. www.absoluteprogramming.com/index.html Above is link to my main page. Although I am a little slacking there.
Can you explain how you made this?
The design from ground up is mine. I use everything from 3D printers to large cnc wood routers to machine the frames. The tolerances have to be pretty close to make sure everything works as advertised. The one in this video is an early generation one but the design is currently very close to what is shown. Minor changes here and there to make them just a bit better here and there. About the only "off the shelf" component is the motor assembly. Everything else is made.
still ridiculously priced at $225 I don't care what you used to make it there are plenty of components that could have been used other than 3D prints and the use of CNC's...(over kill) ...this whole design could be easily made with common parts and hand/power tools.
We've tried several other cheaper designs and they just haven't worked. I personally think going the extra mile to design these to work better makes the price fair. People are selling these cups for 50/60 bucks. This machine pays for itself for those who make a business out of these tumblers. Common parts don't always make for a reliable machine. It's also compact enough for convenience.
I will make this for 50 bux using a circular saw and drill only.
@@stevenbunch393 people are dumb.
Wow, I need this! When purchasing it comes with everything (motor, cup holder, noodles, etc) except the cups, correct?
Yes everything is included in purchase. It comes out of box ready to run. www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming That is the link to my Etsy store where I sell these. There is some additional on them there as well. www.absoluteprogramming.com/index.html Above is link to my main page. Although I am a little slacking there.
Do you have instructions to make this or are you selling it?
I sell them on Etsy. www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming Most of the primary components are all custom made. The basic hardware is off the shelf. Nuts , bolts , screws and things like that. Everything else is made just for this.
www.etsy.com/shop/AbsoluteProgramming That is the link to my Etsy store where I sell these. There is some additional on them there as well. www.absoluteprogramming.com/index.html Above is link to my main page. Although I am a little slacking there.
How are the gears attached to the pvc?
There is drive pin going thru the pvc.
wooden i assume as well. very nice.
I use steel pins. Wood and plastic are too weak.
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This is what i did. It works ok but definitely not as streamlined as yours
Do you sell just the black spindle adapter? I'd like to purchase a few!
whatd you make it out of...what kinda motor...im curious sorry
I use rotisserie motors on them.
I assume it's possible to just leave the noodle screwed into the motor? My cups are often glittered and having to use them as a handle to twist the noodle into place would likely ruin my unsealed glitter....
I don't see any reason you couldn't leave it attached.
Yes once in place you can leave them there. I have recently phased out the single designs and only deal with the twins and multi's. The lifespan of the news ones is significantly better than the singles.
This connection has been updated again. This is now a solid steel bolt for the neck. No printed threads.
So if I ordered one on July 8th - it will be the model seen here?
Yes , and even slightly improved from what you see here. It is a much stronger connection now.
Interested in purchasing one. How much
What do you mean you print yourself, what could I use in place of!? Than
I have a 3-d printer that I use to print portions of the spindle adapter. These parts are then re-enforced using PVC and a steel screw. This assembly that I print is then screwed into the pool noodle. This is a pretty tight fit. This expands the pool noodle a little more and creates a tight fit between the noodle and spindle. This also makes it a pretty tight fit to the cup itself. The longest one has been on so far was during testing a 30 oz mug was left on continuous for just over 2 weeks. It then fell off due to the pool noodle taking the shape of the ID of the cup. So tip of the day no matter who's design you use the noodles will eventually fail first. So stock up in summer months when they are on sale for a dollar a piece. Alternatives: I have seen quite a few different ways. I first tried just taking the spikes that come with the rotisserie kits and sticking that into pool noodles. Keey wife happy and done deal. But no :(.. This however creates a tapered shape then after so long the cup falls off. Maybe a couple of hours , maybe 30 minutes. Now this has become a thing for me against machines. I do not loose. With that being said this was also easier said than done. With keeping a fair and reasonably low price into the mix. The square drive needed to be tapered to get it to seat in place and not walk off. Whatever holds noodle onto the spindle cannot be smooth. Noodle falls off spindle. Yes you can glue them but then it's not very easy to replace noodle. Mine essentially screw into the inside of the noodles. Cut old ones off screw new one on. I thought about going down some other lines but then things started getting ugly and generally complicated. Functional , yes , clean looking , no. I like clean and easy. If you already have some sort of rotisserie motor setup and are looking just for spindles I sell those individually as well. Just my .02
Threw a couple of chips lol
Rough day to say the least. I broke an arm and motor less than two minutes later. :( Didn't get it on video though since I jacked my flight recorder a few days earlier. Really can't complain though, if I had crashes like that with a helicopter I'd be completely totaled every time!
That's a lucky dog! You bounced a lot higher than it looks in your video!
+FatCatRacing42 Yeah I seen your video on it , was a good bounce. I didn't even bother to count how many times it spun around.
Damm that's bad ass didn't know you made a Vid
You are one lucky guy.
How did you do without support for the hole?
How did you do without support for the hole?
It doesn't have to bridge too big of a gap as it comes back up on top. It just hangs over a little bit more each pass. You get a little spot at the top of hole but it's easy to clean out with a knife.
i guess if you keep your layers thin. 0.2-0.1mm you can get away with it.
That's awesome, now time for fpv.
cool,who is with u friends or kids,is that part of katy,those r airplanes right & not your xmas toy,god they move right along
Friends from work. Most of flying that day was new one but some of the video footage came from the first one. We flew from 9:30 in morning to 6:30 that night.
cool looked like u had fun,good
We had a good time for sure. I sent everyone a link to the view we see thru goggles.
Normally set to like 37 but during thunderstorm it changes it up a bit. Normally it's in auto purple with deep red at 60% Please bear in mind this is my wife's tank so I'm just passing on the information lol. If I got it wrong just let me know and I can bug her lol.
I love my prime what do you run Ur reds at
Clips from some of my flights.
pretty cool chris u must like your toy, see ya all soon or when ever think we r moving back got a job again ect but still have to go back & get our stuff, ok lov to all
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