So here's a tip for drilling holes in plastic. Start the hole, but just let the center cut in. Then, switch the drill to REVERSE. Then drill the hole. The drill bit will create friction, and melt the hole to a perfect circle, and there won't be jagged edges, and there is less of a chance of the hole cracking from the drill.
I also find that Blue Taping both sides of the hole help tremendously. I just drilled 2 4" holes in a tub with Blue tape on both sides without an issues. Of course I went slow. But it was an none issue.
I'd recommend doing an open agar plate test to test the efficacy of this system rather than just relying on the pollutant meter you have. Would make a good follow up video.
note that you cannot have the uv light on while working in the box or it will damage your eyes and microbes require at least 15 minutes exposure to kill them. "Long-term exposure to even small amounts of UV radiation can increase your risk of developing a cataract or macular degeneration. UV exposure adds up over time. Long-term UV exposure can also causes tissue elevations on the surface of your eye. These are called pingueculae and pterygia. Using sunglasses faithfully when outdoors may limit these." Also, I would recommend at least a triple layer MERV 16 material.
Perhaps adding a metal reflector shield so the uv is never going directly into your eyes but only down towards your workspace? To be fair I'd actually be interested to see if one could find a smaller rectangular hepa filter that could be mounted in the "back" of the box to create positive pressure that could blow out the arm holes...
Just getting back into my studies and I love to see that you kept on posting ❤️❤️❤️ a.ways love to see your videos not only are they informative. But your vibe is just magnetic
Why not use a vacuum cleaner hepa filter, those are relatively cheap... also don't ever work with the UV light turned on, it will burn your skin and eyes! he should have explained that the uv should be only used to disinfect the area prior to using it, not while you are working.
This! There are a lot of hobbies and crafts that have been using the gambit of UV lights and most have no idea how damaging they can be, especially the C wavelength. It works because it literally breaks down DNA.
The plastic should be enough to block the UV-c rays. Granted you don't want to spend a lot of time with your hands in the box, but if you multiply time spent by 10, so 15 minutes times 10, assume 150 minutes of uv exposure. How many of you would think twice about being in sunlight for 150 minutes? Wear sunscreen if you're really worried. Or you know, long sleeves and rubber gloves. UV lights can be very dangerous if used improperly, but a few VERY simple steps make them just another tool.
I have noticed a trend of places offering products for sale to 'automate' different stages for insanely high peives. Especially since they are using basic products available to everyone.
All you need is air blowing in the box through a hole with a hepa filter on it and escaping the box around your two arm holes. No need for all the extra stuff. The UVC light will also kill your spores and mycelium so turn it off before going to work.
Hey loving your videos, just wanted to offer some constructive criticism. I've found that the intro music audio level is very disproportionate to the mic audio level, I find myself adjusting my speaker volume. Not trying to be a negative Nelly. Peace.
@@sparkeyjones6261 I will get around to it eventually man :) got so much to do in this house before summer...blotter art is amazing though. Simple times I sure miss
OK I have two points to help out all the people below having problems with 1. not enough pressure to push air through the filter and 2. the people who are concerned about air moving in the box. 1. Its a bit of work, but if you disassemble the A/C infinity fan unit and turn the individual fans around inside the unit. the fan will now be sucking air through the filter instead of trying to blow it through. The air wont "bounce" off the filter. now install the fans INSIDE the box so its sucks air through the grill which is now outside the box and is sucking air through the filter into the box (still positive pressure in the box) It takes up a bit of space in the box, i know. but it works better. 2. The reason we want STILL air in a SAB is because the air isn't filtered, Its full of particles. we want the particles to settle out of the air and on the surfaces of the box, so it does not land on our culture/spawn/agar. but once the air is filtered and there are longer any particles in the air. it can move around all it wants. because there are no longer any particles that can settle on our culture/spawn/agar. I hope this helps a little
I've had sab boxes explode on me almost melted my gloves to my hands 😆 whenever I used bleach and or aerosol disinfectant instead of alcohol I'd have smaller deformed fruits. I don't know I'm liking the side mount design. Another guy just cuts a hole for a lam filter & epoxied it directly to a tote & strapped a variable fan to the side of the tote. I like this better because the box acts as a shield
I did this but way bigger, with a 20*20 box fan, and a much bigger tote, and used three filters, one pre 2200 HEPA 20*20*1, and two, 2800 HEPA 20*20*1 stacked and taped so the fan is enclosed by filters, no contams fam. Uvc in box, holes for outward air on right.
At about 45 seconds in you say you did not order thus and try it for fear if messing someone's business up. So my question is are you here to help us learn or keep the shoddy big businesses in business? And how do you know yours is just as good if not better if you've not tried thus products?
The fan should be mounted so as to create positive pressure within the SAB. In other words, the fan should be blowing air into the box. The filter should be a HEPA filter which will trap particulates down to 0.3 microns and keep them from entering the box. The positive pressure will keep particulates from entering the box from all the holes that have been drilled in it. I personally would not drill the small holes in the sides. The holes for your arms should be enough. If you are making a gloved box then you need the holes in the side.
Did you watch the video it is setup to produce positive pressure, this is a killer budget flow tote not a professional laminar flow hood, clearly not the same but definitely better than a still air box or nothing at all and it's a minimum investment
@@TOPskunkfisher, Yes I did, but I missed the point where he said his fan is mounted to produce positive pressure. The original design produced a negative presure.
I worked in the inoculation lab at a really big mushroom plant. I swear, I was the _only_ person there that respected/understood uvc. I was always telling people to be careful and to not look at it but usually they'd just kind of laugh it off lol
I have been thinking of something similar, only with small hepa filter (for vacum cleaners) and no extra holes, so that it would be positive pressure all the time. filter and fan in the back or top and air exiting through the holes where my hands go.
I bought an intake fan for a pc and a 6"x6" MERV13 air filter and used that. I get my positive pressure pushing out of the hand holes instead of drilling the extra holes.
The way the other box works is the fan is inside the box and pushes the air out. There is only the one opening. The one you built would be better if the hand holes were sealed off like a glove box.
Man, willy use to make way better videos before he started his patreon, use to be his videos showed the tek, now his videos are 95% just showing himself 5% the tek. He also use to make way more videos. Every time a good channel starts a patreon, the content goes to shit.
Also your description of this being a negative air pressure system is false. This is positive because the intake flow is higher than the out take flow. In order for a flow to be negative there would have to be a seal to the environment to start, and the air intake would have to be lower than the outtake therefore making a suction effect in the intake flow and creates a slight vacuum to the room, thus making it negative pressure. This is definitely positive pressure.
@@dienosorpo Really bad for skin and eyes. Pretty sure it would hurt the mycelium as well. Never leave it on when working. It could be good to toss on 15-20 minutes before work and then shutting it off.
This is not that great of a suggestion! Good luck willy. I like you stuff man but with all your experience you should know better. Good luck my dude. I went from glove box to still air box and works fine for agar. This is going to create air flow and a lot of it. Depending on the level of airborne tams in your environment it's going to spray your work. Hope you guys figure out what works for you.
I use a HEPA, UV-C, negative ion "air cleaner" unit with optional ozone generator (rectangular box that's like 6" x 8") - mounted into the short side of a tub with the opposite end of the tub cut open for the workspace at the end of the clean air tunnel. Setup workspace at the end of a 4' folding workbench
@willy’sworld I built a monobox out of a litter box led strip grow lights a bullet shell and pvc pipe and I have an airflow problem I even switched the puffs to make them less dense and I’m still having an airflow problem any ideas on how to fix it
I have that exact light, but I don't use it because of the ozone it produces. Plus I read it will burn you/blind you. I got it for something like this but all I read made me nervous.
It will cause UV radiation and potentially skin cancer and the ozone will cause cell damage in your fucking lungs. Did i miss him mentioning the dangers of that? Or did he just tell all his followers to go get fucking cancer. Jesus man.
@@constantringingtech2230 i think honestly its because he doesnt go off any type of script at all and forgets important details like, DONT POISON YOURSELF. Bitches be watching these videos because they are new. I mcguivered mine and still use it and let my plates dry in it with the fan off and the doors closed. My shits a little classier in some ways a little ghettoer in others lmao but I have a UVC that i dont fucking use when im even in the room because its dangerous.
@@Loki_Morningstar666 you can look it up uvc is installed in air vents to kill the bacteria and that’s about as far as they go with it because uvc rays that make contact with skin or eyes will cause damage , according to The FDA.gov
Willy my boy youve got a lot of great content. Tons of valuable information, tips & tricks! I gotta tell ya bro you really screwed the pooch on this one! I followed your direction to a T! Tryin to push air through that filter material with those tiny little fans is like tryin to blow a fart out your ear! Fans could barely move air to the other end of the box without the filter? The UV-C doesn’t have high enough nano to do anything except piss off a germ! You lost ALOT of cred on this! It’s a great theory but you need to sharpen your pencil on this one! Much Love!
I don't think you want to expose yourself to light while it is on. Unless there is a different type of uv c light. I know they are in hospitals but they are up high with fixture on bottom.
what is the advantage of air movement in the box? Wouldn't it be better just to have the box without it operate fan filter? I mean, the fan just increases the risk than if you use the box without a fan?
That's honestly kind of what I was thinking. That being said, he does know how to calculate laminar flow as he's done it in another video. He didn't mention it so maybe he didn't, but he very well could have done the math to figure it out.
UVC light looks really cool? Really? Even tho most UVC lights cant penetrate clear materials, sticking your hands into a container with UVC light is such a stupid idea... and some of the UVC light will make it through the plastic container soo.... Please learn about saefty precautions with UVC light...
Ok so made one same fan lil dif filter lil cad and alum tape! I've now poured over 100 plates, transfers, and a wild oyster clone and 0 contam I'm honestly baffled and don't know what to say it's amazing so far! Fb me for pic if intrested
This is similar to the bag method. I like the UV idea. A little closet with uv lighting and this positive flow device can make a good budget lab.. I would flip on the UV and use the bag method by turning on one of the HEPA purifiers they use in that tek on a little table in a closet. Let it run with light on for 30 min the enter and it should be pretty clean, minus you lol
I always wanted to ask why people dont use quilt batting in rolls? Only a question. People stuff or tape but can't we use plastic filters and batting by the yard or is the pillow fluff cloud just better flow and super easy?
Willy is a great person but I don't agree with this setup. I also don't agree with the rude comments, you guys need to somehow get willy to get you a bag cause your mushrooms aren't working.
Why is the position of your filter catching the debris IN your box? Why not attach the filter to the outside and catch it in the filter before the air enters? That way when changing out it's also less likely to get anything in the box.
My solution was to put one pre filter on intake side, and two stacked on outtake side. Encased fan in filters to stop contams. Will kill fan faster than intended, but who cares, they are cheap and this works way better this way.
So I’m building this step by step and it appears mine looks like a negative pressure system my fans brackets are on the inside of the tub that means its blowing out right??? Mush love
It's called an air quality monitor, detector, analyser, etc.., you can find them on Amazon. If you want the professional level indoor air analyzers, you can get those from Grainger.
Yo Willy, You never put a link in the comments for that sweater. Thanks for the video tho, i loved the "Mushroom hunt Docu" you guys made btw. keep up the great work!
Constant UV??? Wtf this guy is the laughing stock of the Shroomery for a good reason! He is a video production grower who just makes videos of old teks!!!
Also untested claims with unproven results and the posibility of going blind or getting cancer, im not exaggerating, that UV light is super dangerous! It can destroy spores, myceliyum and DNA
At this point I think you can loose the mask. For 2 reasons. For anyone that knows you that saw you on these videos, they would still know it was you, with the accent and mannerisms. 2. Mushrooms are so low on the DEA's Radar I don't think you need to be concerned. It's catching up close to how much weed is legal.
I wasn't referring to the fan comment person who stated the obvious, UV sanitizers was the tip I went to researching, I already looked into a bunch of stuff, and am reading things everyday coz.. I don't even have spores yet!! Not in any rush! I'm way poor rn, so I'm not starting home mycology stuff until I personally have saved for a PC, a proper dehydrator, mini flowhood and other things
He isn't making money off the name so.. no he didn't "Coin" the name. Also are you really telling Willy of all people to "Catch up" when you're the one rocking a homemade flowbox? What are you even doing here? lol
Oh my god are you gonna give him a happy ending while you're at it? I like the guy, his videos and i was joking the fuck around. Relax oh woke one of the mushroom community.
The concept of "copyright" doesn't take being "woke" to understand; For most people. Nice copout but your "joke" just isn't funny. Like.. at all. And who knows, maybe I would give him a happy ending if it meant getting some of that sweet monoculture to work with LMAO
I see Willy still complicating things as much as possible. Wow keep it simple man; start with the simplest set up and find that threshold before contamination happens. I’ve yet to use anything more than a simple still box after spraying it with Lysol; or even a Martha works awesome, just disinfect well and no need for all this other crap and expenses that not necessary at all.
I think just a true "still" box is better. Why move air if you can just work in a well cleaned still air box? This seems to be a "worst of both worlds" sort of idea. I also do NOT want alot of stuff in my still box. Just more to clean. I've got a small plastic lidded box for my clean tools and an alcohol spray bottle. That's all that stays in there.
So here's a tip for drilling holes in plastic. Start the hole, but just let the center cut in. Then, switch the drill to REVERSE. Then drill the hole. The drill bit will create friction, and melt the hole to a perfect circle, and there won't be jagged edges, and there is less of a chance of the hole cracking from the drill.
If this to help you, send me spores lol
I figured that out by accident, good tip.
If only I knew this before. Lol thanks for the comment!
I've found that heating up a socket, melts the plastic with less mess. I get that there are fumes you don't want to inhale, just do it outside
I also find that Blue Taping both sides of the hole help tremendously. I just drilled 2 4" holes in a tub with Blue tape on both sides without an issues. Of course I went slow. But it was an none issue.
I'd recommend doing an open agar plate test to test the efficacy of this system rather than just relying on the pollutant meter you have. Would make a good follow up video.
note that you cannot have the uv light on while working in the box or it will damage your eyes and microbes require at least 15 minutes exposure to kill them. "Long-term exposure to even small amounts of UV radiation can increase your risk of developing a cataract or macular degeneration. UV exposure adds up over time. Long-term UV exposure can also causes tissue elevations on the surface of your eye. These are called pingueculae and pterygia. Using sunglasses faithfully when outdoors may limit these." Also, I would recommend at least a triple layer MERV 16 material.
Too many people do no realize this.
I'm literally shocked with this upgrade. There is so many ways to correctly use uv lamp, this is just crazy
Perhaps adding a metal reflector shield so the uv is never going directly into your eyes but only down towards your workspace? To be fair I'd actually be interested to see if one could find a smaller rectangular hepa filter that could be mounted in the "back" of the box to create positive pressure that could blow out the arm holes...
@@baronchatdelamort3522 I'm catchin what you're throwin. I was thinking the same thing about a small hepa filter.
PPE? Gloves and shades?
UPDATE: you don’t need the filter or extras holes, run the light 15 - 30 mins prior of working, turn off when you work
Wait what so just a still air box with a light in it?
Just getting back into my studies and I love to see that you kept on posting ❤️❤️❤️ a.ways love to see your videos not only are they informative. But your vibe is just magnetic
"trippin' on acid in a hotel lobby, errything movin' hella fast Ricky Bobby'" Those some genius lyricisms right there.
You're being sarcastic right
Why not use a vacuum cleaner hepa filter, those are relatively cheap... also don't ever work with the UV light turned on, it will burn your skin and eyes! he should have explained that the uv should be only used to disinfect the area prior to using it, not while you are working.
This! There are a lot of hobbies and crafts that have been using the gambit of UV lights and most have no idea how damaging they can be, especially the C wavelength. It works because it literally breaks down DNA.
Just because it says HEPA doesn't mean it will work. Vac filters suck. Check the specs.
The plastic should be enough to block the UV-c rays. Granted you don't want to spend a lot of time with your hands in the box, but if you multiply time spent by 10, so 15 minutes times 10, assume 150 minutes of uv exposure. How many of you would think twice about being in sunlight for 150 minutes? Wear sunscreen if you're really worried. Or you know, long sleeves and rubber gloves. UV lights can be very dangerous if used improperly, but a few VERY simple steps make them just another tool.
I have noticed a trend of places offering products for sale to 'automate' different stages for insanely high peives. Especially since they are using basic products available to everyone.
All you need is air blowing in the box through a hole with a hepa filter on it and escaping the box around your two arm holes. No need for all the extra stuff. The UVC light will also kill your spores and mycelium so turn it off before going to work.
I do that but with a clear comforter bag so it folds away in my dresser drawer
It'll cause skin cancer too
@@LuckyChucker I use my uvc light primarely to sterelize agar cups beffore pouring. Not good for much else...
I would think there would be the possibility of sucking air in the wormholes with those extra holes he's got
UV-C doesn't kill the mycelium actually.
Hey loving your videos, just wanted to offer some constructive criticism. I've found that the intro music audio level is very disproportionate to the mic audio level, I find myself adjusting my speaker volume. Not trying to be a negative Nelly. Peace.
Both Blotter Art Pieces I have in my room LOL, the sunshine is signed by 3 of the Brotherly Love members, simply amazing :)
Brotherhood of Eternal Love? So, Casey Hardison, William Pickard, and Tim Scully? That's awesome.
@@sparkeyjones6261 10-4 will post pics when I get to it
AMAZING I LOVE AND COLLECT, will sell soon
@@mindfulmagic Very cool, I'll keep an eye out for them.
@@sparkeyjones6261 I will get around to it eventually man :) got so much to do in this house before summer...blotter art is amazing though. Simple times I sure miss
Mush Luv to the Trip Team Fam
OK I have two points to help out all the people below having problems with 1. not enough pressure to push air through the filter and 2. the people who are concerned about air moving in the box.
1. Its a bit of work, but if you disassemble the A/C infinity fan unit and turn the individual fans around inside the unit. the fan will now be sucking air through the filter instead of trying to blow it through. The air wont "bounce" off the filter.
now install the fans INSIDE the box so its sucks air through the grill which is now outside the box and is sucking air through the filter into the box (still positive pressure in the box) It takes up a bit of space in the box, i know. but it works better.
2. The reason we want STILL air in a SAB is because the air isn't filtered, Its full of particles. we want the particles to settle out of the air and on the surfaces of the box, so it does not land on our culture/spawn/agar.
but once the air is filtered and there are longer any particles in the air. it can move around all it wants. because there are no longer any particles that can settle on our culture/spawn/agar.
I hope this helps a little
I've had sab boxes explode on me almost melted my gloves to my hands 😆 whenever I used bleach and or aerosol disinfectant instead of alcohol I'd have smaller deformed fruits. I don't know I'm liking the side mount design. Another guy just cuts a hole for a lam filter & epoxied it directly to a tote & strapped a variable fan to the side of the tote. I like this better because the box acts as a shield
I did this but way bigger, with a 20*20 box fan, and a much bigger tote, and used three filters, one pre 2200 HEPA 20*20*1, and two, 2800 HEPA 20*20*1 stacked and taped so the fan is enclosed by filters, no contams fam. Uvc in box, holes for outward air on right.
The 2800 filtrate filters are the highest grade you can buy and very hard to find
You’re a legend Willy. Thank you thank you thank you
At about 45 seconds in you say you did not order thus and try it for fear if messing someone's business up. So my question is are you here to help us learn or keep the shoddy big businesses in business? And how do you know yours is just as good if not better if you've not tried thus products?
@@rumi108 for real
The fan should be mounted so as to create positive pressure within the SAB. In other words, the fan should be blowing air into the box. The filter should be a HEPA filter which will trap particulates down to 0.3 microns and keep them from entering the box. The positive pressure will keep particulates from entering the box from all the holes that have been drilled in it. I personally would not drill the small holes in the sides. The holes for your arms should be enough. If you are making a gloved box then you need the holes in the side.
Did you watch the video it is setup to produce positive pressure, this is a killer budget flow tote not a professional laminar flow hood, clearly not the same but definitely better than a still air box or nothing at all and it's a minimum investment
@@TOPskunkfisher, Yes I did, but I missed the point where he said his fan is mounted to produce positive pressure. The original design produced a negative presure.
The small exhaust holes should be eliminated the arm holes are good enough to push contaminants out from the source which is you
Most of what you said was unnecessary and you didn't even go over the dangers of UV radiation ☣⚠️
I worked in the inoculation lab at a really big mushroom plant. I swear, I was the _only_ person there that respected/understood uvc. I was always telling people to be careful and to not look at it but usually they'd just kind of laugh it off lol
@@mikecurry6847 They ain't gonna be laughing when they get cancer and start dying by age 45. Keep doing the right thing bud! 🍄❤
Yes. I think recommending the UV light is a really bad idea. Willy seems to be a great dude, and I hope he corrects his message to the people.
I have been thinking of something similar, only with small hepa filter (for vacum cleaners) and no extra holes, so that it would be positive pressure all the time. filter and fan in the back or top and air exiting through the holes where my hands go.
I bought an intake fan for a pc and a 6"x6" MERV13 air filter and used that. I get my positive pressure pushing out of the hand holes instead of drilling the extra holes.
Exactly what I was thinking
The way the other box works is the fan is inside the box and pushes the air out. There is only the one opening. The one you built would be better if the hand holes were sealed off like a glove box.
yea.. it doesn't make sense to filter air on the way OUT. LOL
Man, willy use to make way better videos before he started his patreon, use to be his videos showed the tek, now his videos are 95% just showing himself 5% the tek. He also use to make way more videos. Every time a good channel starts a patreon, the content goes to shit.
Sadly this is more to do with TH-cam ad revenue, TH-cam is to find new people. Try Reddit for more in-depth research and info.
TH-cam doesn't even put prerolls on his videos, he makes 0$ from youtube and if he shows too much they will ban him AGAIN
@@The_Google_User yes, so how can he make money? Or do you want all his info for free?
Also your description of this being a negative air pressure system is false. This is positive because the intake flow is higher than the out take flow. In order for a flow to be negative there would have to be a seal to the environment to start, and the air intake would have to be lower than the outtake therefore making a suction effect in the intake flow and creates a slight vacuum to the room, thus making it negative pressure. This is definitely positive pressure.
Yo Willy what does that meter read in front of a flow hood? I wish u would have done a comparison...
I was also wondering this. It’s a good way to figure out just how well this works vs. the best equipment out there (a flow hood)
Willy! You must fix this! Love you dude! No UVC
Whats wrong with UVC?
@@dienosorpo Really bad for skin and eyes. Pretty sure it would hurt the mycelium as well. Never leave it on when working. It could be good to toss on 15-20 minutes before work and then shutting it off.
No UVC!
Interesting video, tanks for this
the real test is to do some sloppy agar work in there and see if they contam
This is not that great of a suggestion! Good luck willy.
I like you stuff man but with all your experience you should know better. Good luck my dude.
I went from glove box to still air box and works fine for agar.
This is going to create air flow and a lot of it.
Depending on the level of airborne tams in your environment it's going to spray your work.
Hope you guys figure out what works for you.
It's filtered, lol.
Cracked the fuck out of the container soooo easily I’m pissed
went and got another tub and used the reverse drill method i saw on another comment and it worked beautifully!
leaving that light on wont kill youre spores?
Yo I can’t find a “Pan”cake video anywhere’s
There’s a lot of hepa filters to buy in the internet that would work great.
I use a HEPA, UV-C, negative ion "air cleaner" unit with optional ozone generator (rectangular box that's like 6" x 8") - mounted into the short side of a tub with the opposite end of the tub cut open for the workspace at the end of the clean air tunnel. Setup workspace at the end of a 4' folding workbench
Your setup sounds nice. Any chance of uploading a photo of the setup? thx.
Grommets bro. Grommets!
Thank you so much for sharing ❤️
👍
I have limited space so I use a clear comforter bag and a desktop HEPA to make a positive air chamber
Yo man where is the link to that UV light so I can get one
@willy’sworld I built a monobox out of a litter box led strip grow lights a bullet shell and pvc pipe and I have an airflow problem I even switched the puffs to make them less dense and I’m still having an airflow problem any ideas on how to fix it
What filter material?.?
This guy likes to hear himself talk
sharing info requires talking. go back to facebook
Made 100% successful your a real one willymyco!!!!
Gluteraldehyde, is an excellent Spore penetrator, thus hammering hell on any mold spores. pricey, maybe, i will report bacl.
.can any one suggest any good website were I can get the kit deleverd to India and spores ...plz I need your help
I have that exact light, but I don't use it because of the ozone it produces. Plus I read it will burn you/blind you. I got it for something like this but all I read made me nervous.
If you know more, please enlighten me. I know I'm dumb, and always looking for better information.
It will cause UV radiation and potentially skin cancer and the ozone will cause cell damage in your fucking lungs. Did i miss him mentioning the dangers of that? Or did he just tell all his followers to go get fucking cancer. Jesus man.
@@timothywhite3465 sometimes (most of the time) he tells viewers stupid shit. He needs to go back to basics.
@@constantringingtech2230 i think honestly its because he doesnt go off any type of script at all and forgets important details like, DONT POISON YOURSELF. Bitches be watching these videos because they are new. I mcguivered mine and still use it and let my plates dry in it with the fan off and the doors closed. My shits a little classier in some ways a little ghettoer in others lmao but I have a UVC that i dont fucking use when im even in the room because its dangerous.
Lol, you guys are talking like you're gonna live under that light. A few hours a month won't do nothing to you, relax.
I’m pretty sure uvc light is extremely dangerous for human skin and is not safe for us to be around , this scares me
actually uvc is considered the safest uv light source for use in tanning. Most newer tanning beds use uvc. Its uva and uvb that cause cancer.
@@Loki_Morningstar666 you can look it up uvc is installed in air vents to kill the bacteria and that’s about as far as they go with it because uvc rays that make contact with skin or eyes will cause damage , according to The FDA.gov
I used a air purifier fan with a filter
Willy my boy youve got a lot of great content. Tons of valuable information, tips & tricks! I gotta tell ya bro you really screwed the pooch on this one! I followed your direction to a T! Tryin to push air through that filter material with those tiny little fans is like tryin to blow a fart out your ear! Fans could barely move air to the other end of the box without the filter? The UV-C doesn’t have high enough nano to do anything except piss off a germ! You lost ALOT of cred on this! It’s a great theory but you need to sharpen your pencil on this one! Much Love!
Hi am I right in thinking that you aren't supposed to expose your eyes to u light it makes them very sore.
I don't think you want to expose yourself to light while it is on. Unless there is a different type of uv c light.
I know they are in hospitals but they are up high with fixture on bottom.
what is the advantage of air movement in the box? Wouldn't it be better just to have the box without it operate fan filter? I mean, the fan just increases the risk than if you use the box without a fan?
No laminar flow to the design. Turbulence will mix everything.
That's honestly kind of what I was thinking. That being said, he does know how to calculate laminar flow as he's done it in another video. He didn't mention it so maybe he didn't, but he very well could have done the math to figure it out.
I would think that even if it was laminar flow, the improper filter would still be an issue especially over time.
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UVC light looks really cool? Really?
Even tho most UVC lights cant penetrate clear materials, sticking your hands into a container with UVC light is such a stupid idea... and some of the UVC light will make it through the plastic container soo....
Please learn about saefty precautions with UVC light...
The UV light would kill the spores also if it kills bacteria it kills everything else
Ok so made one same fan lil dif filter lil cad and alum tape! I've now poured over 100 plates, transfers, and a wild oyster clone and 0 contam I'm honestly baffled and don't know what to say it's amazing so far! Fb me for pic if intrested
cad? do you use a UV light too?
@@johnstamos4629 cardbord aided desighn and no uv and yes worked ok for a time' have since upgraded.
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@@positivevibesveda absolutely worked great had around a 98% contam free will work if done proper i did not use uv light just the filter
Love ya my boy
The price of the fan has doubled 😭😭😭😭 39.99$ Now
where do i get a fan like this ? ... can't find anything on ebay
Good info Willy. #TTF❤
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS GOING TO DO...
Hello shaine. how are you doing?
Willy PLEASE upload ALL your videos to RUMBLE. PLEASE
tape measurer💀. jk. keep it up Willy love your content✌
Lie Berry 😅🙏✌
This is similar to the bag method. I like the UV idea. A little closet with uv lighting and this positive flow device can make a good budget lab.. I would flip on the UV and use the bag method by turning on one of the HEPA purifiers they use in that tek on a little table in a closet. Let it run with light on for 30 min the enter and it should be pretty clean, minus you lol
And two years later you don't hear about anyone using them so I'm guessing your assumption was correct and they don't work better
I always wanted to ask why people dont use quilt batting in rolls? Only a question. People stuff or tape but can't we use plastic filters and batting by the yard or is the pillow fluff cloud just better flow and super easy?
It's been seen over a hundred and eighty times and there's 15 thumbs UPS come on people we can do better than that
Thanks
it is not pretty but i use a wood burning pen. no breaks
could you put a air purifier ina SAB?
Willy is a great person but I don't agree with this setup.
I also don't agree with the rude comments, you guys need to somehow get willy to get you a bag cause your mushrooms aren't working.
I wonder if a Merv 16 would work. After all it promises .03 um purity
Dopeeee
I just wanna know where to buy the masks from.
I really what to know the song from your vids hotel lobby song thanks
Is UVC dangerous to eyes and skin ???
Why is the position of your filter catching the debris IN your box? Why not attach the filter to the outside and catch it in the filter before the air enters? That way when changing out it's also less likely to get anything in the box.
My solution was to put one pre filter on intake side, and two stacked on outtake side. Encased fan in filters to stop contams. Will kill fan faster than intended, but who cares, they are cheap and this works way better this way.
So I’m building this step by step and it appears mine looks like a negative pressure system my fans brackets are on the inside of the tub that means its blowing out right??? Mush love
Sooo i flipped the fans and then it just stopped working. Fug this flow box lol i was having success in my SAB just wanted an upgrade
Mine
Thanks Willy!!!
Where does one get the particular measure device?
It's called an air quality monitor, detector, analyser, etc.., you can find them on Amazon. If you want the professional level indoor air analyzers, you can get those from Grainger.
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Yo Willy, You never put a link in the comments for that sweater.
Thanks for the video tho, i loved the "Mushroom hunt Docu" you guys made btw. keep up the great work!
To be wearing a mask while giving important instructions Is the epitome of stupid.
Constant UV??? Wtf this guy is the laughing stock of the Shroomery for a good reason!
He is a video production grower who just makes videos of old teks!!!
Love your videos Willy keep it up
Video of a taking head. More visuals
Science projects for the kids.
You are a champ bro!!!! Lol "those are some lofty claims! I'll show you how to make it better and for half the price"
Also untested claims with unproven results and the posibility of going blind or getting cancer, im not exaggerating, that UV light is super dangerous! It can destroy spores, myceliyum and DNA
At this point I think you can loose the mask. For 2 reasons. For anyone that knows you that saw you on these videos, they would still know it was you, with the accent and mannerisms. 2. Mushrooms are so low on the DEA's Radar I don't think you need to be concerned. It's catching up close to how much weed is legal.
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Oh wow this gave me ideas and more tips for my first ever SAB.
This isn't a SAB, it has a fan attached moving the air around
DO NOT DO THIS!!!
I wasn't referring to the fan comment person who stated the obvious, UV sanitizers was the tip I went to researching,
I already looked into a bunch of stuff, and am reading things everyday coz..
I don't even have spores yet!!
Not in any rush!
I'm way poor rn, so I'm not starting home mycology stuff until I personally have saved for a PC, a proper dehydrator, mini flowhood and other things
we want see full pic of your railside graffiti piece!
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I almost bought this, it was like $120 on eBay
I'd like to see how to make a laminar filter.
Yeah, I'm struggling to find one to buy, but they are either not right for its use because it's not made for that, or super crazy expensive.
Yo i just made one last night trippin n thinking lol damn
Bro stop. I made my flowbox 6 months ago how you just catching up? 100% success my dude. And you coined a term i already coined. Pshhhhh copyrigghhhht
He isn't making money off the name so.. no he didn't "Coin" the name.
Also are you really telling Willy of all people to "Catch up" when you're the one rocking a homemade flowbox? What are you even doing here? lol
Oh my god are you gonna give him a happy ending while you're at it? I like the guy, his videos and i was joking the fuck around. Relax oh woke one of the mushroom community.
The concept of "copyright" doesn't take being "woke" to understand; For most people. Nice copout but your "joke" just isn't funny. Like.. at all.
And who knows, maybe I would give him a happy ending if it meant getting some of that sweet monoculture to work with LMAO
@@TheSaltyOG you are truly an extraordinary gentlemen. Good day you exquisite piece of intelligence you
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I see Willy still complicating things as much as possible. Wow keep it simple man; start with the simplest set up and find that threshold before contamination happens.
I’ve yet to use anything more than a simple still box after spraying it with Lysol; or even a Martha works awesome, just disinfect well and no need for all this other crap and expenses that not necessary at all.
That's dumb willy and you know it.
I think just a true "still" box is better. Why move air if you can just work in a well cleaned still air box? This seems to be a "worst of both worlds" sort of idea. I also do NOT want alot of stuff in my still box. Just more to clean. I've got a small plastic lidded box for my clean tools and an alcohol spray bottle. That's all that stays in there.