Spread around the bench are containers, motors, loops, fans, and of course lots of foamy, slippery fluid, you assume is bubble mix.
In the middle of all this a large note reads...
Comerical bubble machines are available from theatrical supply shops either for rent or for purchase. These can be battery or mains powered and will generate enormous numbers of bubbles.I suggest you mount a battery powered machine on a pole, otherwise kids tend to stand in front and just get plastered with saop (to the parents discomfort). I also suggest you run such a machine for a few minutes each hour so that the novality does not pale with time.
Requirements of a good generator
Various Rec.Kites Bubble Generator News Articals
Original `Ascii Art'' Plan (by Peter Ulfheden)
Alturnative `Ascii Art'' Plan (by Anthony Thyssen)
Ground based Motorized Generator (by Felix Cartagena)
Bicycle Bubble Machine Toy
Sonja Graichen's Bubble Generator
Table Edge Bubble Generator (by David Williamson)
Mark 1 Generator (my first attempt -- failure)
Mark 2 Generator (works but has problems -- REVISED)
Solutions to various problems
Airflow Solution from
Gilles Lehoux,
<gileh@hotmail.com>
Bubble Machine Plans by Felix Cartagena
Bonati Alberto's Generator (Updated page - english version)
The Bubble Mill from FamilyFun magazine website
Arthur Dibble's Bubble Machine motor driven loops, wind blowen bubbles
Bubble Blower using cardboard! Don't expect it to last long.
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