The Funnel:
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The funnel can be fabricated from sheet metal, or you
can purchase one from Bass Pro Shops. It is aprox. 5 inches deep. This measurement will be needed to place the motor shaft at the correct depth later. |
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Mount the motor bracket with two bolts on each side. Using ensolite pad or a worn out beer cool helps keep the noise and vibration down. |
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Install the motor support before installing the funnel. Locate the motor support bracket so it is about 5 inches deep. This will allow the shaft to protrude out of the funnel so a spin plate can be attached. |
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Drill around the funnel, through both layers and insert a rivet. Rivet completely around the funnel. |
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Drill and rivet. Then drill and rivet some more. |
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Looking down, or is that up? |
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Side view |
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Shaft poping out, needs a spin plate |
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The motor is a 12 volt Model 2m197 Dayton Electric motor, Chicago Il. 60648. I purchased this one from Granger Supply. Really, most any 12v motor will do. A powerfull motor may spin faster and in a larger pattern. |
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Tear apart an old beer cooler and use for sound insulation. |