A review of the Foginator 2012 tumbler

[fogducker]

I'm actually close to finishing mine already, based on this foginator. I can't figure out how to make the covers though! Ideas anyone?

the drum on that one has a wall thickness of about 3/8 thick...........i put it in a lathe and machined it down about half the wall thickness about 1/2 inch deep..then i cut some 1/8 thick plates cut to the diameter of the machined out part

 

[OEM]

Thanks. I'll have to figure out another way as I have no lathe. Mine is 8 inch sewer pipe. I have the caps for it. Problem is, if I push that cap in, it will not open again !

 

[dumbdawg]

Thanks. I'll have to figure out another way as I have no lathe. Mine is 8 inch sewer pipe. I have the caps for it. Problem is, if I push that cap in, it will not open again !

if its plastic just file it down a touch where you need it

 

[OEM]

How exactly does it attach? I suppose I can use the caps that I have, and remove the rubber ring one one so that one can act as a cover of sorts, but I'm not sure how to keep the cover attached. Those bolts around seem to be bolted to something to hold it in.

 

[flying_franklin]

What size is the PVC you're using and where did you get it?

 

[OEM]

I am using 8 inch PVC sewer pipe (the green one, looks just like the foginator). I got it for free from a buddy working with the city. It was a piece of cutoff. I used a sabresaw (jigsaw) to clean the edges, but boy that stuff is hard to cut!

 

[mooseman1]

ahh , got mine up and running ,it's a hopped up foggnater still looking for a drum ,running coffee can's for now ,2 at once double wammi .to bad i can't figger out how to post blasted pic's on here

 

[woodyubet]

Try it this way.

 

[KDX]

Is that a treadmill?

 

[woodyubet]

Yep....Sure is.