DIY Dancing on the Cloud Machine

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  • Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
  • I couldn't afford a fancy $1500.00 Dancing on the Cloud Machine, so I made my own for less than $70.00.
    8 Gallon square bucket $15.95
    hydrobuilder.c...
    5 Gallon bucket heater $43.99
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    Dry Ice $6.00 for 5Ilb at my local store: Circus Ice Cream, Waldorf, MD

КОМЕНТАРІ • 28

  • @James.KingHTX
    @James.KingHTX 2 місяці тому +1

    Wow god bless UA-cam!! I can’t believe you created a $1000 machine for $60!! You my man are a national treasure!!

  • @chaseflores2145
    @chaseflores2145 Рік тому +2

    This is so dope lol!

    • @Djjusticespins
      @Djjusticespins  Рік тому

      Thanks. I try to build of me things that are costly for no reason

    • @chaseflores2145
      @chaseflores2145 Рік тому

      @@Djjusticespins Hell yeah, I do the same! This one was genius though.

  • @CREAOOfficial
    @CREAOOfficial Рік тому +3

    It amazes me how the nimbus/etc. charge $1k+ for this technology

  • @moonbeams83
    @moonbeams83 9 місяців тому

    How much dry ice did you put in just then to create that cloud? And how much water was in the bucket? Just trying to gauge how much to use! Thanks!

    • @Djjusticespins
      @Djjusticespins  9 місяців тому

      I can't remember what I used in the video, but, I've since learned ( thru trial an error) to not fill the bucket too much. I usually fill about two to three inches below the barrow opening and gently drop in about 10lbs of dry ice. I run two machine at my weddings. If u add too much water and drop ice it harshly, w excess water will spill out. Trust me, I use far less than 5 gallons of water and I get an amazing effect. Practice at home before u go public. Let me know ur results.

  • @tomashalienka8885
    @tomashalienka8885 6 місяців тому

    Hi, what if you keep heater working in water during effect? It will be heating water and the effect will last longer.

    • @Djjusticespins
      @Djjusticespins  6 місяців тому

      Never thought to try that. I'll see if that works for me. Thx

  • @djkingshameek
    @djkingshameek Рік тому

    I see yah work

  • @Djjusticespins
    @Djjusticespins  2 роки тому +1

    Takes about15min to heat water

  • @brothercode2488
    @brothercode2488 6 місяців тому +1

    Only problem with all these they leave the floor wet

  • @bfields112
    @bfields112 2 роки тому

    I love this! How long does it take for the water to get hot?

  • @DSR215
    @DSR215 Рік тому

    The video is a year old at the time I found it. How’s the unit holding up and do you have a video of it’s use at an event?

    • @Djjusticespins
      @Djjusticespins  Рік тому

      Still working great. Here it is at live events. I sometimes use two or three depending on room size. ua-cam.com/video/BEyJWek_3uw/v-deo.html

    • @jaspermorant2352
      @jaspermorant2352 Рік тому

      @@Djjusticespinsdid you use 5 or 10lbs in the live video?

    • @Djjusticespins
      @Djjusticespins  Рік тому

      I honestly don't remember, but I use 2 machines to make sure I have enought coverage.

  • @takenusername
    @takenusername Рік тому

    How safe is this? Carbon dioxide can displace oxygen. I’m sure you’re ok doing this once, but constantly feeding it dry ice throughout the evening may not be wise

    • @Djjusticespins
      @Djjusticespins  Рік тому

      We only do it once. It is for the first dance at weddings.

    • @Djjusticespins
      @Djjusticespins  Рік тому

      This service has been popular at wedding for well over 10yrs. I've never heard of any incidents with carbon dioxide exposure overexposure.

  • @thestarvingdjs
    @thestarvingdjs Рік тому

    How much would you charge to build me the TV DJ booth?

    • @Djjusticespins
      @Djjusticespins  Рік тому

      Are u in Maryland? Email me and we can work something out. jmuseentertainment@hotmail.com

  • @tripjet999
    @tripjet999 Рік тому +1

    Water + electricity = "Danger, Will Robinson!"

    • @Djjusticespins
      @Djjusticespins  Рік тому +1

      The bucket heater is literally designed to be immersed in water.

  • @dwighthodgson6149
    @dwighthodgson6149 2 роки тому

    【promosm】 👍