That a great idea i actually have small flasks and beakers ranging from 30 no ( maybe 50ml) to 150 whatever the three smallest sizes RIver Supply offers…And no longer use them
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Nice! Can’t wait to see this on the market
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I’m sure you’re more than welcome to get one but at present I’m not sure he wants his name published. It’s still pre launch.
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No, it was more like he tried to tell people of a new possibility and he was mocked and ridiculed here until he left. Damn shame but the truth. I get it to a degree. Imagine being the first one to tell folks the world was round after they lived their entire lives “knowing” it was flat. Regardless, now we know it truly is round.
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Just remember, you will have to keep an eye pealed here. This is not something that will be carried by distributors and such. This is a little like White Rose if you remember that. A sole owner/manufacturer selling by special order only.
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Oh sh!t, do we really? Just kidding partly.
That is a damn shame for sure. I hope I wasn’t one to mock and ridicule.
Wow, it’s hard to believe the price is so low then. He probably isn’t making a profit or not much of one. Even if he has all the equipment. Just a guess.
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I am the maker and designer of the GC Homogenizer. I’ve been a member here since fall of 2016 - first as MrPipes- now as Guitarded. However, like many others I stay on the recipe side though I seldom visit either.
For over 2 years my home base has been another forum where interested people can find a lot of info, pics, and discussion about using homogenizing equipment for e juice making. I use the same “guitarded.”
I began my working career (1968) in a tool and die shop and after military service worked my way through college as a machinist in a specialty (racing) automotive machine shop. I’m “ol skool” with manually operated machinery. These devices are made primarily on a lathe and milling machine using a rotary table rather than automation. Tolerances are very slim and they are labor intensive with a lot of machining operations. I don’t have or want mass production capabilities though I know people that do. That would drive costs skyward. I “retired” 3 years ago LOL.
That is correct. There are reasons why homogenizers are very expensive. I am using all FDA/USDA food contact approved materials which consists of 316 and 304 stainless steel, acetal (Delrin), and PTFE (Teflon) in a rotor stator device turning 30 K RPM between a stainless steel double sealed bearing and a Teflon plain bearing. I developed a way to drive these with ordinary rotary tools. There is nothing “off the shelf.” All moving parts need to be precision machined.
I am in the early stages and availability is extremely limited. This was a review by the master Ogre himself and all the comments by those that have helped me develop these is beyond my words to express my appreciation. However, I don’t think I should participate in a review here because I am the maker.
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When you get production up and a price established I am interested. I have wanted a homogenizer but the price point has been out of reach. I wish you great success.
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Thank you for becoming part of this post!!! There are many technical questions that are over my head. I am limited to attesting to process and results.
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Outstanding @anon36682625, I had NO idea you were the “Maker”. Glad to see you over on the ELR forums too.
I will def. continue watching this thread closely. Thanks for not only your very apparent stellar work, but dropping in, and dropping a line.
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Well I’m not sure WHY he’s using it, BUT, it MIGHT be the dump truck load of juice he’s mixing !!!
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Then you, sir, have missed the entire point. 
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Fixed it for you! 
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Thanks for all you have done.
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You are most welcome.
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Someone was talking about this on a recent show by fresh03. They had nothing but praise for it. I suspect that if it takes off, someone (in China?!) could manufacture this in high enough quantities, to reduce the cost significantly. Fingers crossed.
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What a clever, ingenious little device. I take my hat off to you, sir. I wish you great success. You deserve it. (And, thanks for your service). I doubt there are many mixers out there that wouldn’t love one of these. Amazing.
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You seem pretty clued up on this. I’m 'a take your word. Thanks. Great original post, by the way.
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