I created this EPIC Fog Machine Accessory! // I call it Fog Master 3.0

My fog machine has really been leveling up my creativity and my and product video production lately and I wanted to share a simple build that I came up with for further getting amazing things out of it! I also will show you the mistakes I made so you can save your money, unlike me.

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[rachaelb]

You can use those metal adjustable hose clamps to hold the pipes to the fitting. You know the ones that you screw tight.. they are used in plumbing and sometimes for engine hoses. That would definitely be more sturdy and not melt. I didn’t realize you could put the fitting right into the nozzle. I’ve melted my share of tubing that got too close lol.

[Bharat_motivates]

YOUR sit and talk camera shot is pretttyyyy just like youuu😩🥺🥺😍😍😍😍😍😍

[northcoaststudios]

Fog machines add so much to so many things. I am usually using them to create a light haze in a room for a scene. Hollywood does this all the time. It is especially effected when there is light being shined into a room through windows, or a door, or crack in the wall. Adds great character to the scene. This is a fantastic add-on for the machine I hadn't thought about. What a great way to direct the fog for specific applications.

[Gerald_G]

Fog Master 3.0 in the house!! 😂 Ingenuity in action …love it!!

[Glen.Danielsen]

So interesting, helpful, fascinating! Thank you so much, sister! 💛🙏🏼

[AndrewMurphyFilms]

This is so clever! The worst part of fog machines is controlling it! Very clever design!

[oatveal]

Nobody's gonna talk about how satisfying it is to see the fog coursing through the pipe when you turn the machine on?

[BarikTown]

Have you thought about using a metal hose clamp to hold the brass nipple to the tubing? It won't deteriorate with the heat like the rubber bands will.

[JoshRzepkaMusic]

I was just about to look up fogger/hazer machines - what perfect timing. Thanks!

[BethannMartin-Guthrie]

Your solution in ingenious! It will work perfectly for my 4-H kids Halloween booth! Thanks so much!

[chandlerryd]

loving your channel! Lot of great practical tips that are obviously coming from someone who has real experience, not just following trends

[knoptop]

Awesome project ! Thanks for spending the cash to help us save some!

[Trevellian]

Nice technique. Have also seen these machines used to create a persistent low lying fog by passing the stream through a section filled with ice.

[espositozero]

I was just looking for a solution for funneling fog up through a volcano. I think this will work perfect! Thank you for sharing this, it'll definitely save me some time!

[jasonm.ashley]

I drag my fog machine around, tilt it, aim it, and everything you just told me NOT to do. Thanks for the heads up! lol

[creavisionCAV]

Thanks for the tip!! 😍 We need more videos like that

[shark]

For Fog Master 4.0 you should try a 5/8" fitting that is barbed on one side, and 1/2" threads on the other. Then buy a 1/2" tap and run threads on the plastic hole on the end of the fog machine and screw the fitting right into it for a secure fit. Also, use hose clamps instead of rubber bands to secure your plastic tube to the barbed end of the fitting.

[pureambience]

Thank you for the brass idea...i tried to hose it withwashing machine drain hose. It melted gracefully.

[RVEastCoast]

Here is an idea for the Fog Master 4.0: You can add a plastic chamber (a small tote or water jug) then put a piece of dry ice inside. That will make the fog lay low like a blanket (specially for those product shots with the rocks and the watch).

PS: Love your channel!

[OliverWiehe]

This is great!!! I use my fog machine all the time - thx for sharing - going to try it !