Another future reference
420fied;1232702 said:Hello everyone,
I know there are tutorials all over the internet for DIY aero cloners but I wanted to add mine to our collection here at 420mag. I can't believe that there are some companies out there that charge hundreds of dollars for these units.
I had almost everything that I used to build this unit laying around the house so in reality, it didn't cost me anything to build this unit. However, if I had purchased everything new, the unit still only would have cost approx $95.00 to build.
Supplies needed and their costs:
(1) 30 gallon Sterlite tote = $10.00
(1) 692 GPH ECO pump = $48.00
(28) 330* spray heads = $7.00
(1) 10' length of 1/2" schedule40 PVC pipe = $3.00
(4) 1/2" 90* PVC elbows = $1.00
(3) 1/2" PVC Tee's = $1.00
(50) 2" Neoprene collars = $15.00
(1) 1 7/8" hole saw blade = $10.00
The tub with the pump
Frame assembly
Frame assembled with spray heads installed
A closer look at the spray heads and frame, I drilled an 11/64 hole and threaded the heads in. There are 28 spray heads in the unit.
Here she is in action. Plenty of awesome mist!
I haven't cut the holes in my lid yet as my mothers aren't big enough to yield the clones needed but I will add pictures of the completed unit with clones in the 2" neoprene collars when I finish so check back.
