Fastwasher - Bottle washer

[mick02]

Cake?

Yep

[johnrm]

I'll be interested in seeing how this turns out.

[mick02]

I'll be interested in seeing how this turns out.

Me too!

[johnrm]

I have to say though, at $54, the 12 bottle washer seems OK value.
The only problem I see is the need for some 120v/220v tranny.
I see CE/UL mentioned - Maybe there is a 220v version?
OP says here from April - so 220v should be good.
Me wait.

[aweisse]

ill be waiting too John.

[Will_D]

Would suggest that someone contacts the US makers and suggests we get an initial group buy price (LOW LOW) in return for reviewing their product via the NHC and our affiliate contacts!!

[mick02]

Would suggest that someone contacts the US makers and suggests we get an initial group buy price (LOW LOW) in return for reviewing their product via the NHC and our affiliate contacts!!

Got this pic from my friend last night. He said it wasn't too tough to print. He's sending it to me so I can do a test with it before he does up any more. Review to follow...

[Will_D]

Could 3D print it...

Sorry John, trying to understand this thread!

3D print what?

[mick02]

Could 3D print it...

Sorry John, trying to understand this thread!

3D print what?

The nozzle

[imark]

What type of material is the nozzle printed from? Will it be suitable for higher temperature and cleaning chemicals do you know?

[mick02]

What type of material is the nozzle printed from? Will it be suitable for higher temperature and cleaning chemicals do you know?

It can take temps of up to 70C without a problem. He can also use a plastic that can handle boiling liquid

[imark]

What type of material is the nozzle printed from? Will it be suitable for higher temperature and cleaning chemicals do you know?

It can take temps of up to 70C without a problem. He can also use a plastic that can handle boiling liquid

Nice one. Sounds promising.

[LordEoin]

What's the rough estimate on price per printed nozzle?

[Shanna]

Could 3D print it...

Sorry John, trying to understand this thread!

3D print what?

Will earlier in the thread was a link to an Aussie homebrew site (that now has broken links to pictures). It showed a bottle washing rig made out of plastic plumbing parts that was made from a set of three way fittings. The three way fittings pointed up wards with the aforementioned nozel fitting in to the top hole. The other two holes had piping to connect to three way fitting on each side. The rig had an entrance point to allow water be pumped in. The bottles sat on top of the nozzle and allowed the water to be sprayed up and in to the bottle.

Shanna