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@Pullety @CluckNDoodle ...I think I can find those pictures and descriptions if y'all think it would be helpful..
If you don't have them easily accessible I can search through the thread as well!
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@Pullety @CluckNDoodle ...I think I can find those pictures and descriptions if y'all think it would be helpful..
The upright brown egg in pic 1 is the special egg, the blue in pic 2 is from my flock. You can see the brown one on the opposite side in the back on pic 2.
With the TP tubes, different angles of cuts gives better tilting options. I measured 45 degrees on a test egg, marked it, and found the angled tube allowed a full 45 degree till better, if one is inclined to tilt that far. I did experiment with carton cups, but my eggs were too big to tilt back and forth without cutting the sides down, which in turn made the cups wobbly.
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If you don't have them easily accessible I can search through the thread as well!
Oh Snappy! I think I found it!
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...60-incubator-is-amazing.1294466/post-22826616
I sure do!! I gotta make something and set these eggs!@Pullety @CluckNDoodle ...I think I can find those pictures and descriptions if y'all think it would be helpful..
Beat me searching “toilet” to try and find them. Thanks
Decided to grab another cup of coffee before digging and you beat me to it!
Yet another reason why I LOVE my coffee!!
The upright brown egg in pic 1 is the special egg, the blue in pic 2 is from my flock. You can see the brown one on the opposite side in the back on pic 2.
With the TP tubes, different angles of cuts gives better tilting options. I measured 45 degrees on a test egg, marked it, and found the angled tube allowed a full 45 degree till better, if one is inclined to tilt that far. I did experiment with carton cups, but my eggs were too big to tilt back and forth without cutting the sides down, which in turn made the cups wobbly.
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So the TP ring goes under the corrugated cardboard?
Decided to grab another cup of coffee before digging and you beat me to it!
Yet another reason why I LOVE my coffee!!
The TP ring is for if you decided NOT to use the turner (turn it off completely).So the TP ring goes under the corrugated cardboard?
Ohhhhhh okay thanks for clarifying. Good contraption!The TP ring is for if you decided NOT to use the turner (turn it off completely).
The cardboard cutouts are for if you ARE using the ring and have the turner on.
It kept those eggs upright and still allowed them to go around the ring to eliminate hot/cold spots.
I used the cardboard cutouts, but when I was trying to figure it all out I tried several different things because I was considering not using the turner at the beginning of incubation.
Several people have done incubation both ways I think...turner on or turner off.