[Kingjamez]

I just built one of these using a very cheap water filter canister. The clear ones at lowes were around $40.00, I found one that works perfectly on Amazon for $8.80. It uses standard 1/4" NPT connections and made for a super easy build.

Amazon.com: 10" Standard Filter Housing, Clear/Black, 1/4" in/out: Kitchen & Dining

-Jim

[ex-egll]

Perfect timing Jim! Was just about to go and spend $30 at the local hardware store. The Amazon one looked great UNTIL I found out they won't ship to Canada. Found the same filter at AMI for the same price but they want $32 just to ship it.

Thanks anyway!

[mtaylor]

Hi Jim,

I am thinking of building one of these fogbusters and would like to know where to get the plans for the one you built. Are they available?

Thanks,
Marty
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[Kingjamez]

Hi Jim,

I am thinking of building one of these fogbusters and would like to know where to get the plans for the one you built. Are they available?

Thanks,
Marty
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Hi Marty, the thread title is "How I built a fog-less coolant mister", so I'd suggest reading this thread.

-Jim

[Willyb]

Hi Guys

What are you Guys using in your DIY Fog Blasters (FB)? Anyone using a Flood Coolant Mix? I would think it should work fine. When I get around to building my FB, I want to be able to use the same Nozzle for booth Coolant/Air and Air. I think you can do this by adding a couple Valves. One Nozzle makes for a simpler setup plus you only require one mounting system for the Nozzle.

Willy

[Stevos758]

For those of you that are using the water filter canisters. How do you run the tubing into the bottom of the tank?