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incubator blueprints

joelzstuff

joelzstuff

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Do any of you have or know where I can find blueprints to build your own incubator? Not something made out of Styrofoam, something made out if wood w/shelves.

Thanks for your help.
Joel
 
I would build an incubator out of Styrofoam and not of wood. Simply for the reason of insulation. In case of a powercut or any technical difficulties the styrofoam will keep the temp for a good while. A friend of mine converted an old fridge into an incubator using a ceramic heating unit inside.

unless you want to insulate the wood with styrofaom. In that case I can send you on a nice idea. Send me a PM if interested.

Acradon
 
I had a Hova bator but that was not big enough. I went and got a 4 foot by 8 foot by 2 inch piece of styrofoam from Home depot, made a 2x2x4 box out of it. I cut a hole in the top and placed the Hova bator lid on top. It worked great and kept everything at the right temps.
 
DAND said:
I had a Hova bator but that was not big enough. I went and got a 4 foot by 8 foot by 2 inch piece of styrofoam from Home depot, made a 2x2x4 box out of it. I cut a hole in the top and placed the Hova bator lid on top. It worked great and kept everything at the right temps.
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Thanks For the idea,
Joel
 
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