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Sorry, i got carried away building a brooder so i am late finishing my turner. Its not pretty, but it works.

I worked on using pipe clamps to hold the trays on , but gave up and used zip ties. Paint is drying again! Picture tomorrow!

I got the metal cut for the frame of the turner. The wood is painted. Yesterday i bought the parts for attaching the turner tray to the frame.

The lean-to is done, the used incubator has eggs in it and tonight i am candling guinea eggs to take out duds. 10 days left to go!:wee

Not yet, i am working on it. I am also building a lean-to for my rabbits. I was having a hard time cutting metal, so today i bought a cutting wheel set for my dremel. Hopefully i can get the turner made soon. I have been tipping the whole incubator from side to side. I am also fixing a...

View inside of the heating elements. Ceramic bulb in the middle, appliance bulb on the right.

The view through the top window.

I put a pillow on top to insulate more where the window is.

Ok, hang on ...i will go take some!

I shut off the 100 Watt ceramic heater and just left the 40W appliance bulb on. Temperatures more stable. :)

Thanks, i ordered one from a different seller with better feedback.

I did candle some of the eggs last night. One blood ring, but the rest seem to be developing so far. :)

It only registers in Celsius and i am used to Fahrenheit. I am going to see how the rest of this hatch goes

I do not recommend this thermostat. Not controlling the temperature well, too much fluctuation even when i insulate the window. Hoping my eggs hatch anyway.

I don't do video of anything because you have to load it on another site and transfer to BYC. Too much for a busy grandma who is not into technology. Thanks for your interest. I can take more pictures if you like.

The glass was $5. Thermostat was $19. Fan was $17. Light socket $8. Heat emitter, $10. Storage bin $10. So around $70. Some stuff i used i already had, like the foam insulation and hardware cloth i used, wood scraps and caulk. I could have used cheaper components, but i would rather have parts...

I made another tray tonight, fits tighter. I think two trays is going to be the maximum for that space. Started working on the turner. Got an appliance bulb in the bator now. Can see in there much better. I will just wire it on.

I made a metal tray, hoping the plastic egg trays i ordered from GQF would fit. They do! Now to make more...

Well that would stink! I never used them before but thought they would be more durable.

I don't have a bulb at all i have a ceramic heat source. But i am planning to add a small bulb like an appliance light bulb or something so its easier to watch the hatch. Thanks for the suggestion!