The little plastic covered bar magnet that goes in the liquid and does the stirring.
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Deez DIY Magnetic Stirrer
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Also known as a magnetic stir bar.
I know it's been a while - but had to share this, almost almost complete.
Great! All that was missing were a boiler and clouds of steam. Steampunk steeping!
Forgive me, red wine talking!
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Forgive me, red wine talking!
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With the overhead you can put your container straight on a heating pad, and volume wise it's awesome - in the vid I posted it's mixing 300ml 70/30 pg/vgI've got that Nitecore NFF01 heated magnetic stirrer now. It's magical.
When I'm 100% happy with it I'll make a tutorial - honestly don't know why more people go for this build rather than the magnetic one. it's basically the same price, less components, and much much stronger than a magnetic mixer.
I have a handheld version of this device ,but mine contaminated my e-juice because of overhead vibration
If your motor has got a secure casing then I would go this route but otherwise I would not recommend it.
If your motor has got a secure casing then I would go this route but otherwise I would not recommend it.
Lol why not get a electric mixer? They go for cheap nowadays.
looking good
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Not a bad idea...or so I thought until i went looking for 1. Smallest one in this collection is still R1200, the cheapest one is R500 but it's called a hand mixer for a reason (no stand)
The size shouldn't really be a problem if you were mixing juice for the Gauteng and North West vapers.
None of them comes with a sealable container
These are also not industrial machines. They are meant for recipes that require maybe a 2 - 10min mix...not sure if they'll go the 7 days I just put this one through. Again, if size didn't matter, we could use a cement mixer here.
Oh and then of course there's the speed setting thing....all of these have preset settings.
Then......no wait, the above should be efficient.
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@steyn...it took you a while for this reply.well done...pick up the mic and do another 1 soon
Then what is this??? Even ones with stands and you can get lids as optional extra's.What a waste of a good mic...
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Took me a while because I haven't been very active on any online platform for a while, so only saw it today.....anyway....surely you didn't just come back with a hand mixer......(no stand).......uh uh, I know it's late/early, but you're better than this @Resistance.Then what is this??? Even ones with stands and you can get lids as optional extra's.What a waste of a good mic...
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@Steyn777 I looked for options to make it easier. There's is speed control,stands and lid options and even cheap options that's why I captured with text included.
You see the drop the mic thingy got to me not the other part you said. I have agree'd yes and its because my version contaminated my diy and I said so quote ''not to put anyone off''
So I have also thought about a clean version hence I asked you to take a pic instead of the video ,because I was also thinking of getting this type of mixer because its easier to make a stand than a motor enclosure.
You see the drop the mic thingy got to me not the other part you said. I have agree'd yes and its because my version contaminated my diy and I said so quote ''not to put anyone off''
So I have also thought about a clean version hence I asked you to take a pic instead of the video ,because I was also thinking of getting this type of mixer because its easier to make a stand than a motor enclosure.
@Resistance thanks for clearing things up - I fully understand that the drop the mic thing got to you - that was, after all, the intention.
I don't think all the pictures you uploaded actually loaded properly, (I uploaded them again below) - because I still can't find 1 with speed control (as my post mentioned, preset speed settings won't work), the one's with stands are still to large (another point I mentioned in my post) - but let's move on.
The mixer from 2 sides, to show power point and speed control. It's a plastic container that harbours all the wires and DC motor etc, the whisk goes into the container, and then the container get's sealed. It's affordable, it's strong and it's portable.
I don't think all the pictures you uploaded actually loaded properly, (I uploaded them again below) - because I still can't find 1 with speed control (as my post mentioned, preset speed settings won't work), the one's with stands are still to large (another point I mentioned in my post) - but let's move on.
The mixer from 2 sides, to show power point and speed control. It's a plastic container that harbours all the wires and DC motor etc, the whisk goes into the container, and then the container get's sealed. It's affordable, it's strong and it's portable.
Must give it to the Russel Hobs jobbie having a Digitally controlled high gloss finish! Thats awesome.
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@Steyn777 the first one Kenwood highlighted by @Raindance is 4 speed.the others most probably only have two speeds as all versions I have seen has 2 to 6 speed settings.
like I said Mine contaminated my diy but is it works for you,go for it.
mine was handheld 12vdc but, the casing wasn't that good and I didn't feel the need to put in in a casing after that.
and I ran it on a variable V transformer.
And that's the reason I looked at the mixer.It comes in a case with a built in handle has some speed control and if it doesn't have a stand its easier to make one than make a casing for the motor. And if the brushes wear it can be replaced.
like I said Mine contaminated my diy but is it works for you,go for it.
mine was handheld 12vdc but, the casing wasn't that good and I didn't feel the need to put in in a casing after that.
and I ran it on a variable V transformer.
And that's the reason I looked at the mixer.It comes in a case with a built in handle has some speed control and if it doesn't have a stand its easier to make one than make a casing for the motor. And if the brushes wear it can be replaced.
@Resistance, I would say give this build a go and focus on your container that you will be using. With this 1, the motor can start leaking anything, it won't get into the liquid.
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