Make a static grass applicator with an electric fly swatter: Part 2

[koolkarr]

Thanks for the info, I just saved about 200 bucks. great job

[MEGADRIVEJeroi]

I just wonder why you dont remove the old cable permantely and solder the new cable directly to the mobo?

[glycerine1111]

faster faster please

[levisarts]

Should have soldered the wire directly to the metal handle piece.

[evermorerailway]

Thankyou! I'm a gran, and yours has been the easiest video to follow!. Well done. I have all of this stuff in the cupboard. PS: The soup won't be getting strained anymore but this static grass gadget was easy to make and it worked well enough on my small layout.

[robinghood]

Thank you for sharing. I made one for £8.30!

Well done.

For those who moan at you, well they are silly people.

I tried wiring it the other way and the grass was upside down!

[bryce281]

almost...

[bryce281]

the wind chimes are truely magical

[paniagua0123]

Were you ever a technician in theater. Because i am and you remind me of one?

[thebige61]

@paniagua0123 No

[nawedavid]

Great work!!

Thank you for sharing it!!

[mdog2700]

hot melt the prongs in place makes easy !Pretty good idea still

[NW917]

I'm with airomaster, soldering it would work better. it would also last longer.

[Airomaster121]

hey why dont you try soldering the wire to the mesh. ather way NICE WORK like it vary mutch

[thebige61]

It was just easier for demo purposes to hook the spade to the screen. I'm going to be building a more powerful applicator that runs on 120 volt AC. That one will be a bit more expensive to make(and a bit trickier). I just wanted to give this a try and see how well it worked. For the money it works OK.

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[mecrazy5]

Is that a Piano i can hear in the background?

Nice work!

[thebige61]

That's my daughter practicing.

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