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Classic Orgonite Cloudbuster = Tutorial

By SimpleEnigma
simpleenigma@cloud-busters= .com
April=20 16, 2003

Component List

2 Gallon Bucket=20
6 x 2in long double terminated quartz crystals=20
6 x .75' sections of garden hose=20
Metal Shavings (About 2 gallons worth or enough to = fill your=20 bucket)=20
3 Plywood spacers (Templates provided below)=20
Resin about 2 gallons worth (Polyester Resin or Epoxy = Resin=20 are both fine)=20
6 x 1' foot by 1" copper pipes=20
6 x 5' foot by 1" copper pipes=20
6 x 1" copper end caps=20
6 x 1" copper connectors=20
1 tube of 'Goop' Glue=20
Masking Tape

Templates

Base (JPEG)=20
Holder (JPEG)=20
Top (JPEG)

Note: If printing the templates from a graphics = program=20 like Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro these templates will print = exactly to=20 scale. Any other program many not print them the exact size = that is=20 needed. Internet Explorer typically resizes these = images.

Plans

Plans (PDF) - If you know the creator = of this=20 file please email me so I can give some credit. simpleenigma@cloud-busters= .com=20

Here are the steps to making a Classic Orgonite = Cloudbuster:

Place each of the crystals in a .75" section of = gardenhose.=20
Use the Goop glue to glue each crystal, with its = garden hose=20 housing, into one of the copper end caps, leaving enough = room=20 around the inside edge of the cap to insert the pipe.=20
Put the end caps with their glued-in crystals onto = each of the=20 1-foot copper pipes.=20
Tape the end caps so that the resin will not leak in = during=20 construction.=20
Cut the plywood spacers for each of the three = templates.=20
On a level surface, pour an inch or so of catalyzed = resin into=20 the bottom of the bucket and stir in metal particles until = the=20 surface is uniform and flat. The ratio that seems to work = is=20 approx. one part resin to one part metal particles.=20
Put the base spacer onto that before it hardens, so = that it=20 just touches the surface and doesn't sink in much.=20
Pour a half gallon of catalyzed resin into the bucket = after=20 the six pipes are set into the holes in the base spacer.=20
Use the dowel to stir in handfuls of metal particles = in the=20 same ratio as before. Note that the base spacer should not = be=20 pushed down to the bottom of the bucket with the resin = squishing=20 over the top.=20
Expeditiously move the holder spacer down on to the = six pipes=20 until it is snugly within the rim of the bucket.=20
After the resin has hardened, remove the holder spacer = and set=20 it aside. This is only used during construction, as I = mentioned.=20
Finish off putting the resin/metal mixture in now in = two=20 stages if you want, up to within a half inch of the rim of = the=20 bucket.=20
Attach the 6 x 5' copper pipes with the 6 copper = connectors.=20