I just made this a few minutes ago and it works GREAT with all the eggs I have!
Materials needed:
Harbor Freight LED flashlight $0.99-$1.99 (Dollar store may have very similar LED flashlights)
1" piece of 3/4" PVC coupler $0.35
Super Glue $1.99
Total cost= ~$5
Take the piece of PVC and sand it down pretty good so it is nice and soft. Make sure the ends are true and flat! Take that piece of PVC and run a little bead of Super Glue on the flat of one end and center it on the top of the flashlight and PRESS it on there for a good minute! The Super Glue melts the PVC and makes it adhere better and also by pressing it hard, it makes a small groove for the lip of the flashlight to sit in. If you want, for added security, run a bead of Super Glue or hot glue on the outside mating surface.
Keep in mind it is 7am here and there are no lights on besides what light is coming through the open windows. It is NOT dark in here at all so just imagine if it was dark like it is said to be when candling eggs. This way you don't have to wait until it is time to go to bed to peep on the chicks! }
Keep an eye out as I am ALWAYS making new things!!
Hope this helps!
This is a Quail egg waiting to go in the incubator (Currently in the basement)
This is a Jumbo egg from the fridge
Materials needed:
Harbor Freight LED flashlight $0.99-$1.99 (Dollar store may have very similar LED flashlights)
1" piece of 3/4" PVC coupler $0.35
Super Glue $1.99
Total cost= ~$5
Take the piece of PVC and sand it down pretty good so it is nice and soft. Make sure the ends are true and flat! Take that piece of PVC and run a little bead of Super Glue on the flat of one end and center it on the top of the flashlight and PRESS it on there for a good minute! The Super Glue melts the PVC and makes it adhere better and also by pressing it hard, it makes a small groove for the lip of the flashlight to sit in. If you want, for added security, run a bead of Super Glue or hot glue on the outside mating surface.
Keep in mind it is 7am here and there are no lights on besides what light is coming through the open windows. It is NOT dark in here at all so just imagine if it was dark like it is said to be when candling eggs. This way you don't have to wait until it is time to go to bed to peep on the chicks! }
Keep an eye out as I am ALWAYS making new things!!
Hope this helps!
This is a Quail egg waiting to go in the incubator (Currently in the basement)
This is a Jumbo egg from the fridge
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