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Thread: Candling diy ;)

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    Candling diy ;)

    Was Googling tonight and found this.


    Lil diy candling table.

    Has anyone used anything like this?

    Any other tricks.


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    I've never seen that before. That is neat.

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    I haven't had eggs to candle yet. Not for another year. But I love backyard chickens!

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    Would be hard for some people to do that because their clutch is glued together like mines.But that is a cool idea.
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    Why? Seems like a lot of work when a dark room and a pin light would work just as well. And, as others have said, the eggs may be stuck together and that device might make it hard to see the upper eggs. Looks good for chicken eggs though!

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    Why make it complicated when a simple small LED flash light like those http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x-9-LEDs-Wa...ht_1727wt_1151 is all you need

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    It's silly because if you take away the cylinder and the circular cardboard cutout, then shut off the lights, you get the same thing
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