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Monday, 21 April 2008 |
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Jason Birdsall assisted in constructing a vortex tube apparatus to extract m-state particles from water. We successfully completed our first Vortex Trap following the design from subtleenergies.com Variations from their design: - we used extra strong long ceramic magnets from A.C.Moore crafts instead of magnetic tape. These magnets were so strong, they'd pull on each other from opposite ends of the PVC pipe even as they were being positioned.
- used 1/4" tubing instead of 1/8" tubing.
- used a wood dowel instead of a plastic rod.
Here's a closeup of the 1" wood dowel in the nozzle. Try as we might, we couldn't find a plastic rod so the wood dowel became the stand-in. It works like a charm! At first we were skeptical but after experimenting with the mystery water, it had properties consistent with first-hand accounts from other m-state water collectors. |
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Monday, 21 April 2008 |
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This is the cheapest design for reservoir-planter conversions yet! Lucked out at the dollar store this weekend, here you can see a mesh drawer organizer which fits nicely inside a rectangular planter. Total cost? $2! 
materials: (1) wire mesh drawer organizer, (1) rectangular planter, (4) screws  Dollar store planters are great because they have this latice design which helps you position your screws perfectly every time!  
Next, drill yourself a drainage hole like so. Go slowly! Otherwise you'll end up cracking the plastic (like in this pic) 
Voila! The finished product! Next up, aeroponic conversions...........
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Monday, 31 March 2008 |
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My latest role as a zombie in "Camp Dead" by Evil Kat Productions. Here are some behind-the-scenes pics!  
I look more tribal than dead at the moment.. and Andrew looks like he needs a napkin. 
Warren, Anne, and Tony are looking pretty decomposed! ZOMBIFICATION COMPLETE! (photograph by Anne Roig ) |
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