While you may Save a Few Dollars by Purchasing Cheap Chinese Motors for $4.00 each, that Are Not Designed for Continuous Duty and Get Very Hot under Prolonged Use, When someones HOME BURNS Down, You can Ask if It was WORTH the $100.00 you might have Saved had you have a Purchased HIgh Grade Continuous Duty Motors. Lowe's Sell Heavy Duty Rotisserie Motors with Stainless Steel Shafts for 35.00 that Includes a Heavy Duty Cord and Switch. Videos like these run Chills Down My Back...May God Bless Those who watch. Do Yourself a Favor and Buy A High Quality Continuous Duty Motor for your Tumbler Turner. It Could SAVE Both Your Family and Your HOME.
KG5TJV thank you for the detailed comment. I built this tumbler turner for my buddies wife and those were the motors she wanted. I build what they want. Good to know about the motors. Look forward to you video on the proper way to build a tumbler turner. Subscribed and bell rung. Oh wait you don’t have any videos and one subscriber. It is very easy to critique someone when have no proof your theory is better.
@@JkCanvas Hopefully Your Arrogance doesn't Cost a Family Their Life. My Comment was not meant to Insult You or Anyone else. If You Research The Subject, Look at The Electrical Specs and Understand what happens in The Real World (I know Many People who will Testify these Motors Get Very Hot under Continuous Duty) You would have a Different Opinion. You don't have to Take My Word but Help Prevent a Loss of Life and Home. Be a Good Neighbor. Alot of People Do Alot of Things that are Potentially Dangerous but KNOW NO DIFFERENT. Help Educate your Friends when You See Potential Danger.
KG5TJV Why do you capitalize every single word? I’m in a tumbler group where thousands of ladies run these continuously 24/7 months on end with no issues. I’m sure it’s not impossible but it’s unlikely to cause any issues.
@@kg5tjv877 I've been running these cheap microwave motors for about 3 years now. While they get hot, they won't catch fire anytime soon. Don't touch them, don't get burned. The 6 I have, have been running about 80% of the past 3 years... still have my house. I do have to say though, I bought a rotisserie motor one time, and one time only. Never again, that piece of crap lasted about 2 months. Lol
Have used these motors for my tumbler turner going on 4 years now. Have had no fires nor sparks. I have my motors on the back side of the box though, where they get plenty of air circulation. They are constantly running approximately 20 hours a day if not more. No issues!
70 yr old grandma here. I've watched at least a dozen or so videos on how to build your own tumbler turner, as I was determined to make one for myself. Yours was the best I've seen and by golly I think I'm finally ready to jump in and do it! I'll probably be back with questions. Thank you for the video and especially thank you for having a great sense of humor too. :)
Great tutorial! I would really like to hear you talking during the build rather than just the music. I would also like the printable plans for this when you get them done. Also, love your shop!!! A dream come true.
Teri Shiflett I will update the description when plans are available. Also follow me on Instagram. I will post updates there as well I have a short video on how to wire the switches up.
Yes I would like the detailed plans and to have you speaking as you make it. There was some things left out that I was wondering about. Love this turner I’d love to build one. Can’t wait to get the updated video with the details as well.
OOOH-AHHH! Hot soldering iron! Like watching video, but I have to agree with Teri Shiflett & Henry Lugo. It would have made more sense for a TUTORIAL video to have less music and more explaining measurements and process!
Great video thanks brother. Sorry I'm late watching this. Great job on the project. Looks like it's going to last a long time. Like most well built projects. Keep up the great work see you in the next video thanks again brother
Patiently waiting for the "how to wire it all up" video. My goal for Easter weekend is to get this baby built (with the assistance of my more-skilled son.)
Lori Koepsel I just posted the wiring up on my Instagram @jkcanvas. It is a minute video walking through the process of wiring up. Did not want to waste everyone time about stripping wire and putting terminal ends and butt connectors on. Your son should be able to help with that. If not shoot me a message on IG.
Jk Canvas I saw, I saw! Thank you! I’ll have my son take a look at it. I think I figured out what you did, but my luck I’ll end up shocking myself! At the very least, it will require me watching more videos! Thank you!!
Lori Koepsel I usually put electrical tape around my switches. That keeps me from getting shocked. Worst is a little tingle, 60htz isn’t all that bad not like 28v DC. That is a jolt. 🤣. I left you n IG message. If you have issues this weekend shoot me a message and will help out. Also if you post up pics tag me and will comment. It is really pretty easy if you know how to connect wires to a switch. Also there is an Amazon link for the terminal boards which helps fund the channel. Link is in the description.
I had to skip ahead cuz I’m at work but beware electrical work on YT brings out the worst in people. What exactly does a tumbler turner do? I’ll go back and watch the whole build later but the parts I saw look awesome
Assists in drying the epoxy on decorated yeti, hogg, steel magnolia, ozark trails, etc... evenly. You need a multi-cup turner if you want to do several at the time as you "should" leave your cup turning for at least 12 hours before setting it aside for 48-72 more hours to cure.
This is exactly what I want. I just wish your videos for it were more detailed and easier to follow. The music overs are not helpful 😔. A talk through video with dimensions as well as maybe alternative methods for people who don’t have the big power tools would be soooo helpful!! Do you happen to sell these?
Jillean K. I did a voice over video that might of assistance. Also on my website is a written out instructions along with how to wire the motors. Jkcanvas.net under projects. Also follow me on Instagram @jkcanvas and you can ask questions via DM.
Jk Canvas well good to know, thank you, I’ll have to check everything out!! I am kind of a do it yourselfer, as the husband is no help 😂. As long as I have detailed instructions, I am good to go. I built my single spinner and used a rotisserie, but this is much more complex, especially with all of the wiring.
I made one using those motors but after about 15 minutes it got really hot not sure they will work for long drying times? Rotisserie motors are made for longer running times. What’s your thoughts?
Miss Ann I don't know for certain. I built this for a friends wife and she has not had a problem. yes rotisserie motors are designed to run longer but they also cost a bit more and are heavier.
Jk Canvas I ran it for 2 hours ...it was hot..but didn’t burn my house down! 👍😂 I suggest don’t run it overnight and don’t leave home...just common sense be smart! Thanks for your video..loved it!
@@annmillwood1221 Thanks for Addressing a FIRE HAZARD. ALL Motors are Not The Same. Alot or Most of these Small Motors are DESIGNED for Appliances such as Microwave Oven Turntables that Do Not Run Continuously. And Certainly Not for 12 -18 Hours that some of the Tumbler Turners do. They most Certainly Can Heat to The Point of FIRE. While UA-cam is Great, some Projects are Very Dangerous since you need No Qualification to Post a UA-cam Video. Rotisserie Motors are a Much Better Choice for these Tumbler Turners and are Very Affordable......Lowes Sells a Rotisserie Kit that includes all of the Hardware you need (Electrical Cord, On/Off Switch and a Stainless Steel Rod) for about $35.00. You just need to build a Box to Mount it on. The Good Thing it is a SAFE SOLUTION and will likely last for Many Years. And The Bonus is, The Odds of it Catching Fire is Highly Unlikely. Thanks for Your Comment and I wish You Well.
Wow!! I don’t even know what else to say. This is awesome, but way beyond what I’m capable of doing! Do you sell these? If I were to buy the supplies and the tools I’d have to get a second job!!
Amanda Sosebee you can do anything you put your mind too. I have researched Tumbler Turners and you can make them out of any wood. Most Big Box Home Stores will cut down sheet goods. Then it is a matter of drilling the holes for the motors. Send me an email to canvas@jkcanvas.net and I will send you my how to write up. If you can figure out how to get glitter to stick to metal you can do this.
TREW HIT it is a basic rectangle that is 48”x8”x8”. I am working on a set of plans to follow and a build article. In the beginning of my video there is a card to the guy I followed but made it look better and easier to use. I have an IG Page @jkcanvas and can be reached there when you have questions. I am here to help.
send me an email canvas@jkcanvas.net. I have a set of build instructions. Have not posted on my website yet. Want some more input from those that are building them to make the instructions as easy as possible.
Hi could you provide a instruction sheet? I would love to make one. I’m watching your video and it wonderful....I’m just not sure what you are doing on some parts, and could really help with the wiring. Thank you.
Sean Vickers yes that was pretty stupid. I had scorched skin on my fingers for about two weeks. I will tell you this I look where I am grabbing a soldiering iron now.
Dawn Tyson Miss Dawn they are not that hard really. I have had several send me pictures via Instagram. And I am an email or IG Direct Message away. The trouble I get asked about most is wiring up the motors to the switch. I know and have faith you can build this.
What did you use to connect the pipe to the motor? I follow directions for one where I had to file down a dowel rod then tried to get the hole right in the center and it’s made my Tumbler turners wobbly looking for a better way and this looked like it works great
I used a 1/2 x 1/2 x .257 nylon bushing which you can get at Home Depot. To attach the bushing to the motor I used a 9/32 drill bit to make the inner bore larger. Then I took a #6 x 1” screw and nut. Drill a 3/16 hole through the 3/4 make to female adapter and the nylon insert to get the same hole through both pieces. On the motor you will have to drill the existing hole to 3/16 to accept the #6 screw.
Henry Lugo send me an email to canvas@jkcanvas.net and I will send you a written write up. The box I made was 48Lx8Wx8H. Holes are 1.25” equally spaced. Come in from Each side of the front and back 6.5”, that will give you 35” between the two end marks which will allow for equal spacing of 7” for the centers of the holes. Also if you have Instagram, you can DM me there @jkcanvas. I look forward to assisting you.
Looks great. What motors did you use? I made a single tumbler turner for my sister but used a barbecue rotisserie motor and shaft. They would add up in price and your choice looks to be a more inexpensive idea. Watch out for the soldering iron. For some reason they get really hot. 😂🤣😂🤣
Here is the motor I used. amzn.to/2ErpL6u . Also used 1/2x1/2x.257 Nylon Spacers - amzn.to/2XtGcrL. Used #6-32 screws to secure the 1/2 to 3/4 threaded nipple to the motor.
I would like to see a better look how you attach motor to pvc You stuff electric tape in side of male pvc cap thread and drill a hole in the cap piece ?
Bruce&Keda Waters I will do that. Give me a couple of days and will post pics on Instagram @jkcanvas. I showed how to wire the motors there. Check through my feed and there is a short video.
010winfield I clamped the front and back together and drilled through both pieces at once. Then put a mark identifying orientation like left back and left front.
@Jk Canvas Does the motor that you used stay cool enough for the length of time that they need to be running for the cups? I want to buy one, but I am not sure about the heat issue.
Debra Wells Miss Debra I will have to find out from Miss Brandy. Those were the same motors her husband used to build the Frankenstein one in the first part of the video. The more turns at 2.5 - 3 rpms which is super slow.
Miss Debra the motors do get warm but not hot. Brandy uses hers all the time. With having six motors on seperate switches allows you to use one or all 6.
I made a quick IG video on how to wire up the switches to the motors. If you need assistance just shoot me a message on IG or FB. I used 3/4 ply in this build, however 1/2 ply will work as well.
@@JkCanvas right on. I think the biggest issue I'll have is with the wood. All I have is an old skil saw and I'm no carpenter haha. Maybe I'll have them cut it for me at home depot
Lisette Mahler in the description towards the bottom are Amazon Links to the material I used in making this minus the plywood. For the box it is 8” H x 8” W x 48” L. I drilled my holes for the motor 2 inches from the lip and 6.5” from each end, then in between the holes are spaced 7” to center. The hole is 1 1/4 inch diameter. Drill the front and back cover pieces at the same time to keep them inline. I am in the process of writing an instructables article. Also I just posted on my Instagram @jkcanvas how to wire the switches to blocks so that each motor is run by its own switch. Check out my about page for contact info.
send me an email to canvas@jkcanvas.net and I will send you a write up. Also check out my latest video where I do a voice over of building the tumbler turner.
Miss Chantelle I am not offering completed tumbler because the cost of material, time and most of all shipping does not make it cost effective for me make them.
I used 3/4 cabinet grade plywood. The overall diminsions are 48"L X 8"W x 8"H. The holes are 1 1 1/4 with the center being 2' from the top lip not lid. I cut a 1 1/8' slot to allow for the turning motors to drop in. I am hoping to get a set of printable plans developed and available. Hope this helps. Thank you for stopping by.
Eric Smith the song at 10:30 is Consuelo. At 13:45 is Bluegrass which is an Ampletunes Patreon exclusive. Hope this helps. Again most of the songs can be downloaded from Ampletunes.con.
Thank you for the feedback and you are not the first to have mentioned this, that is why I made another video using the same footage and did a voice over. Also if you send me an email canvas@jkcavas.net i will be more than happy to send you a brief write up on building the tumbler turner. Cheers, Canvas
Melissa Camacho-Jones I am working on a set of plans and build article. They are really easy to do. Basic hand tools and you can have HD cut the plywood for you. I have building one since February for a friend and it is still not complete.
@@JkCanvas I can crochet, make tumblers, shirts, canvases but building is not my thing. As a mom of 6 I wish I could I will keep turning these bad boys by hand lol.... but.... when you do and if you do plan on selling please keep me in mind.
I did a record a separate video that is a voice over a few weeks/months later because I was getting a ton of comments about wanting a voice over. Also did a video just on wiring the motors to the power blocks.
Please explain what you are doing and measurements. Maybe text on the screen if you don't want to talk. Forget the music, it's an instructional video not a music video, the time it took to make it entertaining, to a few, could have been used for more useful instructional content.
While you may Save a Few Dollars by Purchasing Cheap Chinese Motors for $4.00 each, that Are Not Designed for Continuous Duty and Get Very Hot under Prolonged Use, When someones HOME BURNS Down, You can Ask if It was WORTH the $100.00 you might have Saved had you have a Purchased HIgh Grade Continuous Duty Motors. Lowe's Sell Heavy Duty Rotisserie Motors with Stainless Steel Shafts for 35.00 that Includes a Heavy Duty Cord and Switch. Videos like these run Chills Down My Back...May God Bless Those who watch. Do Yourself a Favor and Buy A High Quality Continuous Duty Motor for your Tumbler Turner. It Could SAVE Both Your Family and Your HOME.
KG5TJV thank you for the detailed comment. I built this tumbler turner for my buddies wife and those were the motors she wanted. I build what they want. Good to know about the motors. Look forward to you video on the proper way to build a tumbler turner. Subscribed and bell rung. Oh wait you don’t have any videos and one subscriber. It is very easy to critique someone when have no proof your theory is better.
@@JkCanvas Hopefully Your Arrogance doesn't Cost a Family Their Life. My Comment was not meant to Insult You or Anyone else. If You Research The Subject, Look at The Electrical Specs and Understand what happens in The Real World (I know Many People who will Testify these Motors Get Very Hot under Continuous Duty) You would have a Different Opinion. You don't have to Take My Word but Help Prevent a Loss of Life and Home. Be a Good Neighbor. Alot of People Do Alot of Things that are Potentially Dangerous but KNOW NO DIFFERENT. Help Educate your Friends when You See Potential Danger.
KG5TJV Why do you capitalize every single word? I’m in a tumbler group where thousands of ladies run these continuously 24/7 months on end with no issues. I’m sure it’s not impossible but it’s unlikely to cause any issues.
@@kg5tjv877 I've been running these cheap microwave motors for about 3 years now. While they get hot, they won't catch fire anytime soon. Don't touch them, don't get burned. The 6 I have, have been running about 80% of the past 3 years... still have my house. I do have to say though, I bought a rotisserie motor one time, and one time only. Never again, that piece of crap lasted about 2 months. Lol
Have used these motors for my tumbler turner going on 4 years now. Have had no fires nor sparks. I have my motors on the back side of the box though, where they get plenty of air circulation. They are constantly running approximately 20 hours a day if not more. No issues!
70 yr old grandma here. I've watched at least a dozen or so videos on how to build your own tumbler turner, as I was determined to make one for myself. Yours was the best I've seen and by golly I think I'm finally ready to jump in and do it! I'll probably be back with questions. Thank you for the video and especially thank you for having a great sense of humor too. :)
GMA feel free to reach out anytime canvas@jkcanvas.net. Send me an email and I will send you a quick write I have.
If you learned anything from watching this guy more power to you. I didnt find one bit of instructions
Thank you for showing us how we can easily do this at home ourselves and save some money.
Cindy Borngraeber that was the whole point of the video. Glad you found it informative.
I personally don’t like doing the epoxy coatings, but know many people that do, and this is the nicest turner I’ve seen. Really nice design. 🔥
Thank you for the compliment. I try to make quality things that leave my shop. Thank for stopping by.
Great tutorial! I would really like to hear you talking during the build rather than just the music. I would also like the printable plans for this when you get them done. Also, love your shop!!! A dream come true.
Teri Shiflett I will update the description when plans are available. Also follow me on Instagram. I will post updates there as well I have a short video on how to wire the switches up.
Yes I would like the detailed plans and to have you speaking as you make it. There was some things left out that I was wondering about. Love this turner I’d love to build one. Can’t wait to get the updated video with the details as well.
Exactly get rid of the music explain what you are doing especially the electrical part otherwise the box looked great.
Awesome job on this.
I was wondering if you happen to have detailed information from start to finish on this along with all materials used?
Shawn Yatsky. Thank you for watching. Also send me an email canvas@hkcanvas.net and will send you what I have.
You should sell these. I would definitely buy one from you. Great job. I love it.
Amber Bristol I am thinking of building kits. Some assembly would be required. The biggest heat ache is going to be shipping.
@@JkCanvas How will we know if you build kits? I am interested in purchasing one.
@@kellyprice7172 Miss Kelly I will announce on my IG page when I do and when my website is up and running. Also will make an short video for YT
@@JkCanvas Awesome!
@@JkCanvas I would love to purchase a kit!
That music is the best!
Toni Williams it is from Ample Tunes. Music for makers my makers.
OOOH-AHHH! Hot soldering iron! Like watching video, but I have to agree with Teri Shiflett & Henry Lugo. It would have made more sense for a TUTORIAL video to have less music and more explaining measurements and process!
I agree and did make a build tutorial voice over and a how to wire the motors to the blocks. Both are still on my channel. Check them out.
Great video thanks brother. Sorry I'm late watching this. Great job on the project. Looks like it's going to last a long time. Like most well built projects. Keep up the great work see you in the next video thanks again brother
Thank's for the idea. I just bought the materials to do a 4 motors one.
Dragon Suicida check out website www.jkcanvas.net and under the projects tab you will find the write up.
It was a pleasure to watch you build this; you’re awesome!
Thank you.
Patiently waiting for the "how to wire it all up" video. My goal for Easter weekend is to get this baby built (with the assistance of my more-skilled son.)
Video has taken longer to produce. Working on a write up that I hope to get up this week. Stay tuned.
Lori Koepsel I just posted the wiring up on my Instagram @jkcanvas. It is a minute video walking through the process of wiring up. Did not want to waste everyone time about stripping wire and putting terminal ends and butt connectors on. Your son should be able to help with that. If not shoot me a message on IG.
Jk Canvas I saw, I saw! Thank you! I’ll have my son take a look at it. I think I figured out what you did, but my luck I’ll end up shocking myself! At the very least, it will require me watching more videos! Thank you!!
Lori Koepsel I usually put electrical tape around my switches. That keeps me from getting shocked. Worst is a little tingle, 60htz isn’t all that bad not like 28v DC. That is a jolt. 🤣. I left you n IG message. If you have issues this weekend shoot me a message and will help out. Also if you post up pics tag me and will comment. It is really pretty easy if you know how to connect wires to a switch. Also there is an Amazon link for the terminal boards which helps fund the channel. Link is in the description.
@@JkCanvas I may have to make a video - from a female's perspective... lol You know we have to make things so much harder than they really are :-)
I had to skip ahead cuz I’m at work but beware electrical work on YT brings out the worst in people. What exactly does a tumbler turner do? I’ll go back and watch the whole build later but the parts I saw look awesome
Brads Workbench thanks for the heads up. Basically it turns yeti cups slow some the can be decorated.
Assists in drying the epoxy on decorated yeti, hogg, steel magnolia, ozark trails, etc... evenly. You need a multi-cup turner if you want to do several at the time as you "should" leave your cup turning for at least 12 hours before setting it aside for 48-72 more hours to cure.
This is exactly what I want. I just wish your videos for it were more detailed and easier to follow. The music overs are not helpful 😔. A talk through video with dimensions as well as maybe alternative methods for people who don’t have the big power tools would be soooo helpful!!
Do you happen to sell these?
Jillean K. I did a voice over video that might of assistance. Also on my website is a written out instructions along with how to wire the motors. Jkcanvas.net under projects. Also follow me on Instagram @jkcanvas and you can ask questions via DM.
Jk Canvas well good to know, thank you, I’ll have to check everything out!! I am kind of a do it yourselfer, as the husband is no help 😂. As long as I have detailed instructions, I am good to go. I built my single spinner and used a rotisserie, but this is much more complex, especially with all of the wiring.
I made one using those motors but after about 15 minutes it got really hot not sure they will work for long drying times? Rotisserie motors are made for longer running times. What’s your thoughts?
Miss Ann I don't know for certain. I built this for a friends wife and she has not had a problem. yes rotisserie motors are designed to run longer but they also cost a bit more and are heavier.
Jk Canvas I ran it for 2 hours ...it was hot..but didn’t burn my house down! 👍😂 I suggest don’t run it overnight and don’t leave home...just common sense be smart! Thanks for your video..loved it!
@@annmillwood1221 Thanks for Addressing a FIRE HAZARD. ALL Motors are Not The Same. Alot or Most of these Small Motors are DESIGNED for Appliances such as Microwave Oven Turntables that Do Not Run Continuously. And Certainly Not for 12 -18 Hours that some of the Tumbler Turners do. They most Certainly Can Heat to The Point of FIRE. While UA-cam is Great, some Projects are Very Dangerous since you need No Qualification to Post a UA-cam Video. Rotisserie Motors are a Much Better Choice for these Tumbler Turners and are Very Affordable......Lowes Sells a Rotisserie Kit that includes all of the Hardware you need (Electrical Cord, On/Off Switch and a Stainless Steel Rod) for about $35.00. You just need to build a Box to Mount it on. The Good Thing it is a SAFE SOLUTION and will likely last for Many Years. And The Bonus is, The Odds of it Catching Fire is Highly Unlikely. Thanks for Your Comment and I wish You Well.
How do you get your brass fitting even so the turners rotate straight.
Wow!! I don’t even know what else to say. This is awesome, but way beyond what I’m capable of doing! Do you sell these? If I were to buy the supplies and the tools I’d have to get a second job!!
Amanda Sosebee you can do anything you put your mind too. I have researched Tumbler Turners and you can make them out of any wood. Most Big Box Home Stores will cut down sheet goods. Then it is a matter of drilling the holes for the motors. Send me an email to canvas@jkcanvas.net and I will send you my how to write up. If you can figure out how to get glitter to stick to metal you can do this.
I sent my email, thank you so much!! Happy 4th!! 🇺🇸
If only ANY of this made sense to me. I want to make my own so bad!
TREW HIT it is a basic rectangle that is 48”x8”x8”. I am working on a set of plans to follow and a build article. In the beginning of my video there is a card to the guy I followed but made it look better and easier to use. I have an IG Page @jkcanvas and can be reached there when you have questions. I am here to help.
@@JkCanvas I immediately went to your IG page. Can't wait for the instructions.
send me an email canvas@jkcanvas.net. I have a set of build instructions. Have not posted on my website yet. Want some more input from those that are building them to make the instructions as easy as possible.
Hahaha your awesome lol ty for everything
C Williams thank you very much.
Hi could you provide a instruction sheet? I would love to make one. I’m watching your video and it wonderful....I’m just not sure what you are doing on some parts, and could really help with the wiring. Thank you.
I certainly can, send me an email to the link in the about page. I will send you what I have written.
can you please send me instructions. hervinthomas@hotmail.com
11:05 I saw that coming as soon as you started touching the heat shield 😂 great video though!
Sean Vickers yes that was pretty stupid. I had scorched skin on my fingers for about two weeks. I will tell you this I look where I am grabbing a soldiering iron now.
Wish had a handy man to make me one of these!!!
Dawn Tyson Miss Dawn they are not that hard really. I have had several send me pictures via Instagram. And I am an email or IG Direct Message away. The trouble I get asked about most is wiring up the motors to the switch. I know and have faith you can build this.
What did you use to connect the pipe to the motor? I follow directions for one where I had to file down a dowel rod then tried to get the hole right in the center and it’s made my Tumbler turners wobbly looking for a better way and this looked like it works great
I used a 1/2 x 1/2 x .257 nylon bushing which you can get at Home Depot. To attach the bushing to the motor I used a 9/32 drill bit to make the inner bore larger. Then I took a #6 x 1” screw and nut. Drill a 3/16 hole through the 3/4 make to female adapter and the nylon insert to get the same hole through both pieces. On the motor you will have to drill the existing hole to 3/16 to accept the #6 screw.
Thank you!!!
They have these brass couplers on Amazon - look for the motor that comes with them. That's what I bought :-)
Lori Koepsel I looked at those and I was trying to keep the cost down that is why I used the nylon bushings.
Connie Runyon how did your Tumbler turn out? If you are on Instagram tag me in your post, @jkcanvas
I have my turner! I need to get it set up and add the handles, but the hard part is done!
Awesome job Lori. Glad you were able to make your own tumbler turner.
Where did you get your ratchet strap at, that you used to clap around the whole box.. they were black and red with corner rubber pieces?
Tammy Shanley Harbor Freight I think it was $4.99 with the 20% coupon.
@@JkCanvas can you tell me what that is called please?
@@dawnhood8794 the whole piece is a tumbler turner used to make epoxy covered cups. I think that is what you are asking.
@@dawnhood8794 or the band clamp. amzn.to/2IZvXFi
Would’ve been great to have the measurements of what you were doing with everything. Good video.
Henry Lugo send me an email to canvas@jkcanvas.net and I will send you a written write up. The box I made was 48Lx8Wx8H. Holes are 1.25” equally spaced. Come in from
Each side of the front and back 6.5”, that will give you 35” between the two end marks which will allow for equal spacing of 7” for the centers of the holes. Also if you have Instagram, you can DM me there @jkcanvas. I look forward to assisting you.
Looks great. What motors did you use? I made a single tumbler turner for my sister but used a barbecue rotisserie motor and shaft. They would add up in price and your choice looks to be a more inexpensive idea.
Watch out for the soldering iron. For some reason they get really hot. 😂🤣😂🤣
Wayne Crews I left a link at the end of the description. I cannot remember off the top of my head. Thanks for stopping by
Here is the motor I used. amzn.to/2ErpL6u . Also used 1/2x1/2x.257 Nylon Spacers - amzn.to/2XtGcrL. Used #6-32 screws to secure the 1/2 to 3/4 threaded nipple to the motor.
I would like to see a better look how you attach motor to pvc You stuff electric tape in side of male pvc cap thread and drill a hole in the cap piece ?
Bruce&Keda Waters I will do that. Give me a couple of days and will post pics on Instagram @jkcanvas. I showed how to wire the motors there. Check through my feed and there is a short video.
How did you line up all the holes so everything is level?
010winfield I clamped the front and back together and drilled through both pieces at once. Then put a mark identifying orientation like left back and left front.
Looks good. I didn't know what it was either.
@Jk Canvas Does the motor that you used stay cool enough for the length of time that they need to be running for the cups? I want to buy one, but I am not sure about the heat issue.
Debra Wells Miss Debra I will have to find out from Miss Brandy. Those were the same motors her husband used to build the Frankenstein one in the first part of the video. The more turns at 2.5 - 3 rpms which is super slow.
Miss Debra the motors do get warm but not hot. Brandy uses hers all the time. With having six motors on seperate switches allows you to use one or all 6.
Thank you so much for letting know. I will have to get one.
I cannot fid the plan for this... did you post them?
I did not but email me canvas@jkcanvas.net and I will send you a write up
How much do you charge to make this machine ?
Linda White Miss Linda I am sorry I do not make them to be purchased.
Might steal a couple ideas from ya. My wife is getting into that stuff and I'm getting ready to make her a turner.
I made a quick IG video on how to wire up the switches to the motors. If you need assistance just shoot me a message on IG or FB. I used 3/4 ply in this build, however 1/2 ply will work as well.
@@JkCanvas right on. I think the biggest issue I'll have is with the wood. All I have is an old skil saw and I'm no carpenter haha. Maybe I'll have them cut it for me at home depot
Did u make kits to sell i would lobe to buy one
mgiannelli1978 no I do not make them at this time. I do have instructions on my website you can follow to make your own.
wish you posted the supplies and measurements. I'm guessing on mine.
Lisette Mahler in the description towards the bottom are Amazon Links to the material I used in making this minus the plywood. For the box it is 8” H x 8” W x 48” L. I drilled my holes for the motor 2 inches from the lip and 6.5” from each end, then in between the holes are spaced 7” to center. The hole is 1 1/4 inch diameter. Drill the front and back cover pieces at the same time to keep them inline. I am in the process of writing an instructables article. Also I just posted on my Instagram @jkcanvas how to wire the switches to blocks so that each motor is run by its own switch. Check out my about page for contact info.
Great video but I would have loved to have you talk me through the electrics as that's the part i am struggling with.
Carolanne Connolly-Brown send me an email canvas@jkcanvas.net
Check out this video I did on wiring up the switches to the motors.
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Carolanne Connolly-Brown made my access holes 4” tall by 12” wife
Wide not wife. Dang autocorrect.
Love the video and the second instrumental was hitting!!
Do u have plans or measuresments I want me hubby to make me one
send me an email to canvas@jkcanvas.net and I will send you a write up. Also check out my latest video where I do a voice over of building the tumbler turner.
@@JkCanvas i would like the plans and measurements of the wood. how far are the holes to each turner. thank you
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?Do you sell them
Phillis Mallett sorry I do not sell them. They are not too labor intensive to build but the shipping is a lot and very troublesome.
Good video nice project
I would like to buy a 3 cup turner. Do you sell the kits yet? I dont do Instagram so I cant check.
Miss Chantelle I am not offering completed tumbler because the cost of material, time and most of all shipping does not make it cost effective for me make them.
What are the measurements of the box you constructed?
I used 3/4 cabinet grade plywood. The overall diminsions are 48"L X 8"W x 8"H. The holes are 1 1 1/4 with the center being 2' from the top lip not lid. I cut a 1 1/8' slot to allow for the turning motors to drop in. I am hoping to get a set of printable plans developed and available. Hope this helps. Thank you for stopping by.
@@JkCanvas Thank you!!!
@@JkCanvas Please share when you get the printable plans. This definitely helps until then. Great video.
@@Smarsh721 If you have any other questions please feel free to ask. I will answer what I can.
Nice job
Thank you for stopping by
Can i please get the song that starts around 10:30 and 13:45 if thats a different song lol
Eric Smith I will when I get home and look at the edit. All my music is from Ampletunes.com
@@JkCanvas id appreciate it a lot. Thanks
Eric Smith the song at 10:30 is Consuelo. At 13:45 is Bluegrass which is an Ampletunes Patreon exclusive. Hope this helps. Again most of the songs can be downloaded from Ampletunes.con.
OMG..... I love it, how much you charge to make me 1
First!
YouCanMakeThisToo
Here you go.
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YouCanMakeThisToo there is always that one. 🤣🤣🤣
If y'all are looking for the write up on how to make a 6 station tumbler turner check out my website www.jkcanvas.net under the projects tab
I was hoping to learn something but you were only showing whar you could do.
Thank you for the feedback and you are not the first to have mentioned this, that is why I made another video using the same footage and did a voice over. Also if you send me an email canvas@jkcavas.net i will be more than happy to send you a brief write up on building the tumbler turner.
Cheers,
Canvas
Can you make me one i would love it. I would purchase it too
Melissa Camacho-Jones I am working on a set of plans and build article. They are really easy to do. Basic hand tools and you can have HD cut the plywood for you. I have building one since February for a friend and it is still not complete.
@@JkCanvas I can crochet, make tumblers, shirts, canvases but building is not my thing. As a mom of 6 I wish I could I will keep turning these bad boys by hand lol.... but.... when you do and if you do plan on selling please keep me in mind.
@@LadysCustomCreations check out my instagram and send me a message.
Um...... Is your hand ok??
Damian Dalton yes it is fine just smarted and was a little tender. Thanks for stopping by.
Looks like you list some weight bro
That's cool...but I need something simple...too much work
Nice music, but it does not help anyone understand what you did to make this better than it was. A few words would have been much better.
I did a record a separate video that is a voice over a few weeks/months later because I was getting a ton of comments about wanting a voice over. Also did a video just on wiring the motors to the power blocks.
You can't afford a decent pair of safety glasses for your boy?? Fail!
Horace Rumpole thank you for stopping by. Yes he has Jackson Safety glasses with foam inserts that he wears.
Please explain what you are doing and measurements. Maybe text on the screen if you don't want to talk. Forget the music, it's an instructional video not a music video, the time it took to make it entertaining, to a few, could have been used for more useful instructional content.
Send me an email canvas@jkcanvas.net and I will send you the write up.
Looks like alot of bs, when i build it with rotisserie motors n last.
Stop the music slow down and explain what you are doing .