How you can achieve the BEST tabletop gaming fog 

Thanks matey! 😄

Any 3d printer you'd recommend that a little cheaper?

Whilst I have the P1P now, this one was printed on an Anycubic Vyper which has been a great printer (pretty cheap these days)

Thanks mate!

Your welcome mate! Glad you're enjoying the show 😄

Thanks! Yeah I left the box pretty plain in case folks wanted to theme it. Great ideas and thanks for watching!

Darn tootin' !

Thanks mate! That's super exciting! Yeah the fogbox is mixing both fog machines, but you can use one or the other. The box cools and decelerates fog so it has a chance to get heavier. Mostly the idea is you can experiment with combinations or add stuff to the chamber like ice, etc. For the table in this video I'm just using the Lite rails with the castle legs. For the tiles I'm using square cake boards from the dollar store.

Thanks very much for watching! It's possible they've been lost in the algorithm but happy you found em. Usually old Livestreams and Patreon exclusives are the only things that stay unlisted.

Yeah combo-ing with a fog machine makes it thicker, but you can get a decent effect with just the humidifier. The fog box can help with distribution, but you might be able to get something decent with just the reptile fogger and some piping to cover a bigger area. If you have some raised walls, that'll collect the fog more to thicken it, and if you have any under lighting (check out the reptile fogger video on the channel) Under-lighting or little led's in the fog, will also boost the effect more. Basically the light is hitting those particles and making it more pronounced.

Thanks very much! That's from the modular steam pipes. I believe that adapter is part of the free basic set linked in the description of this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KgGvLPmQPk4.htmlsi=iH8hn8BMNQqRMyXc I like to have it on there to pop on and off easier

Thank you! Yeah that building is a print from the hagglethorn hollow set www.printablescenery.com/product/tavern-hagglethorn-hollow/

Thank you!@@Atmoseeker

This!

Hey! Yeah this cut from a clear plastic from a cheap IKEA poster frame. It's about 8cm tall strips that slide in between the tiles and the edges of the stagetop

@@Atmoseeker thank you!

All depends on a few things, but typically I use a smoke machine with a water based fog fluid that can leave a bit of a greasy feel on the board. Usually I find it cleans up pretty easily or dries away especially if you protect and varnish your models. In this video I'm using a mix of that and the humidifier mist, so any residue is more water than fog fluid. When you see the thicker mist on the table, I mix a tiny bit from the smoke machine with the humidifier. The smoke machine gives it that thickness and silkiness. One thing I'd like to try is loading the fogbox with some dry ice because that typically doesn't leave any residue.

@@Atmoseeker Good to know. I'm curious if the fogger can handle water in it or if it can only take the fog fluid. I'm getting a 1000 watt for my yard this year but I feel like even with some tubing and pvc with holes to create some travel distance it may be way too strong.

@@Jackofl3lades yeah 1000 might be a bit overkill for the tabletop 😅 I bought a dollar store fogger for $10 (I think that's about 250 watt) and that's plenty

@@Atmoseeker I'm torn between a spooky yard and a nice fogger for my tabletop lol

I just picked up a SmokeNinja for this particular usage! I think it'll do fine together with my reptile fogger for most things.

Correct, it's ice-less. You can certainly experiment with adding ice to it, but the setup here uses the Reptile fogger for coolant. If you just use a normal smoke machine, the large chamber gives the fog the chance to cool and flow on its own.

@@Atmoseeker Thanks I didn't understand what made that fogger unique.