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YOU DID IT !!!!!!!
Good job on the homemade cyclone. I watched the videos and it works great. But, what I want to know is, how did you make the clear cyclone part?
 

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Hi
Thx for your comment
The clear cyclone part is a cerial dispencer.
I had it in my kitchen but it totaly did not work
For this thing it works just great
I hope you will be able to find it in canada.
Just type cereal dispenser in google and i'm sure you can find it at a pretty low price.
Good luck
Greetings from Belgium
 

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Great build, AND a great new way to add fiber to your diet :)
 

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hahaha
Funny
With some milk it will not be too dry
Thx for the comment
Erik
 

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I really like it. It is simple and works great. Good videos too. Thanks for posting it.

I did Google the dispenser and found at least one for $12. I would say that is a pretty inexpensive cyclone. I am sure if you look around there are other devices that would work too.
 

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Very cool! May I inquire as to how you constructed it? May I have your permission to use your design as a basis for making my own? Also, do you think it would work if I used a wing nut or a knob for the release side of the plexi-glass retainer? Thanks for your time.
 

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Very cool,
thank you.
Best thoughts,
MaFe
 

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Hi, Dat ziet er geweldig uit….
Wat heb je gebruikt voor de cycloon? En waar kan je die kopen?
Bedankt

That looks realy great.
Where can you buy the dispencer?
Thanks

Houtje
 

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I like that.
Especially the use of what was available.
It is better to do than put off. :)

Jamie
 

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Beeguy, could you post what you found googling? I mostly see glass and square digging around for a couple of minutes with google images looking for such a shape.
 

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jemig , da's een simpele oplossing. lijkt me erg makkelijk. wil ik toch maar eens gaan proberen

rick
 

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Ben blij dat je mijn cyclone tof vindt
Was ook redelijk makkelijk te maken
Groetjes uit België
Erik
 

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Very cunning but simple design - I've stored the idea in my brain for future reference.
(After joining Lumberjocks recently my head is already becoming rather full!)
On your boxed version, do you leave the button on the vac depressed and switch it externally to save opening the door - or is a no-volt release system?
 

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Wonderful job
 

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Hey
I think the dispencer in the link you gave is a bit on the short side.
The pipe you slide in at the top needs to be far enough inside to get a good rotation of the wind
If i were you i would try to find one thats a bit taller
The diameter looks good to me tho
Good luck
Greetings from Belgium
Erik
 

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Very nice. Nice demonstation video also
 

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Thx man
I try to explain it well. :)
Greetings from Belgium
Erik
 

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It's a smaller version of mine, little different design but the principle is exactly the same. Don't have a video to show but I have lots of photos.
Very nice and very good video presentation
Thanks
Steli
 

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Hey
Thanks steli
I love your design, really nice.
Really well documented, if its like that then who needs video. :)
Greetings from Belgium
Erik
 
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