where does one procure "titanium electrodes"???

[redsamurai]

No, it's not for a torture machine with which to punish plunkey for his churlishness.....lol I wish. No, I want to test out this whole "alkaline water" thing people are raving about. I'm not about to go out and spend 4-5-6 or even 1k on some of these machines when you can build your own ionizer. If I was back in high school I could have lifted some of the physics lab supplies, but where do you buy this stuff?


Just for reference, here's the contraption that I want to build and drink water from for a couple months before I decide whether to spend "ALOT" of money on these ionizers.

How to make a Water Ionizer at Energized Water Support Forum

 

[jnevin]

Get a job hippie.

 

[stilleto]

No, it's not for a torture machine with which to punish plunkey for his churlishness.....lol I wish. No, I want to test out this whole "alkaline water" thing people are raving about. I'm not about to go out and spend 4-5-6 or even 1k on some of these machines when you can build your own ionizer. If I was back in high school I could have lifted some of the physics lab supplies, but where do you buy this stuff?


Just for reference, here's the contraption that I want to build and drink water from for a couple months before I decide whether to spend "ALOT" of money on these ionizers.

How to make a Water Ionizer at Energized Water Support Forum

sent you a link in your k, nerdboy.

 

[jnevin]

Next time post it in Klingon.

 

[redsamurai]

wtf? why am I a hippie now? If I was hippie I would have just said "far out man" when I heard about this alkaline water thing. No, instead I want to test this on my own. It's a small weekend project so it's not a big deal. I'm not devoting my life to this or anything...........and the acidic byproduct water is good for plants, I grow wheatgrass so.........wait............................oh god I am a hippie.....

 

[redsamurai]

stilletto, thanks for the link....but they don't carry what i"m looking for. Strange.....it seemed like the place. But you search for "electrodes" there and nothing shows up.

 

[stilleto]

stilletto, thanks for the link....but they don't carry what i"m looking for. Strange.....it seemed like the place. But you search for "electrodes" there and nothing shows up.

Let me think about it- that's where I used to work.

 

[Six8]

Just did a quick search and although the website is confusing as hell these guys should definately have what you need. I would call the number at the bottom and I'm sure they can hook you up TELPRO .::. .::. Titanium Electrode Products Companies .::. .::. WELCOME

 

[needtogetarmy]

I have lead pipes in my home. That does the trick.

 

[redsamurai]

Just did a quick search and although the website is confusing as hell these guys should definately have what you need. I would call the number at the bottom and I'm sure they can hook you up TELPRO .::. .::. Titanium Electrode Products Companies .::. .::. WELCOME

thanks, looks like they're in the UK though........probably pay more in shipping than I would for the actual product.

 

[jackangel]

usually in the anus

 

[Mr. dB]

Need them for the sides of your neck?

 

[mrplunkey]

Just buy a couple of titanium screws. Your local hospital will have them for use in trauma and craniofacial surgeries.

 

[UA_Iron]

I have a couple titanium pins that were in my thumb. They still have some carnage on them.

I'll design you a couple and you can go have them made. Titanium is a bitch to work with though.

 

[redsamurai]

Just buy a couple of titanium screws. Your local hospital will have them for use in trauma and craniofacial surgeries.

not a half bad idea, I'd have to tie the electrical wiring around them and dangle them in the water though. So keeping the wiring completely out of touch with the water could be somewhat tricky. The long wire electrodes have the advantage of allowing you to tape the top to the sides of the container and the bottom will naturally hang into the water. Also, some of these electrodes are coated so they reduce the "sluff off" that you'd get with the titanium eventually dissolving away into the water. I dunno, a little Ti never hurt anyone though right?...lol

 

[mrplunkey]

not a half bad idea, I'd have to tie the electrical wiring around them and dangle them in the water though. So keeping the wiring completely out of touch with the water could be somewhat tricky. The long wire electrodes have the advantage of allowing you to tape the top to the sides of the container and the bottom will naturally hang into the water. Also, some of these electrodes are coated so they reduce the "sluff off" that you'd get with the titanium eventually dissolving away into the water. I dunno, a little Ti never hurt anyone though right?...lol

They'd be expensive, but you can get 100mm+ long titanium screws for implantation.

 

[chris302001]

Skeletal Metal - Surgical Jewelry

 

[redsamurai]

They'd be expensive, but you can get 100mm+ long titanium screws for implantation.

100mm would both be closing in on $100. So for a $100 more I could buy a small machine. Just payed a school bill so gotta keep this on the cheap.

 

[UA_Iron]

Go to McMasterr-carr.com and do a search for titanium and find something that fits the bill.

 

[mrplunkey]

100mm would both be closing in on $100. So for a $100 more I could buy a small machine. Just payed a school bill so gotta keep this on the cheap.

Explanted screws = teh cheap.

It's not like they're gonna put them in someone else.

 

[redsamurai]

Explanted screws = teh cheap.

It's not like they're gonna put them in someone else.

brian.......I don't care how much they scrubbed the fucker, I am not dipping used titanium screws that have been up in somebody, into my drinking water. I'm not Monk by any means when it comes to germs...no OCD here. But no way am I putting that in my water........no fucking way. I did get a laugh out of the suggestion though.........I dunno, maybe a nice acid dip or something...........but fuck doesn't the mere thought of that give you the jeeebs?