An invitation to every maker
Built by the community.
Documented together.
Show how you made yours. Share materials, photos, measurements, lessons learned and what you observed — including no change or unexpected results.
Knowledge Hub · Learn · Make · Share
Knowledge grows when we share it.
Explore making guides, document your builds and share careful observations with the community.
The Cloudbuster Community
People. Projects. Processes. Shared experiences.
Built by the community.
Cloudbuster builds
Materials, designs and build journals.
Pyramids & casting
Explore Yvonne Jansen’s free making guide.
Plates & other projects
Compare maker methods and observations.
Materials & techniques
Resin, metal, quartz and workshop care.
From the community
Build journals, observation logs and questions.
Photo study
A closer look at a garden build
See the copper tubes, spacer and decorative base in the supplied photographs.
Read the example journal →Build journals · Contributions welcome
How did you make yours?
Share your tube dimensions, base materials, build sequence and photos. Tell us what you would change next time.
Start with our six-pipe garden Cloudbuster photo record, then help us document the build details. Submissions are reviewed before publication.
Contribute a build journal →Observation logs · Contributions welcome
Record what you notice
Include dates, conditions, comparison photos and measurements where available. Unchanged conditions and results that do not support a claim belong here too.
Plan your observation log →Learn, make and document
Open each topic for more detail.
What is a Cloudbuster?
In the orgonite-making community, a Don Croft-style Cloudbuster is a handmade assembly of upright copper tubes supported by a resin composite base. Makers use different dimensions, materials and decorative finishes.
The photographs here show one garden installation and a close-up of its finished base. They show physical construction, not its internal contents or evidence of an effect.
Claims about orgone energy or changing weather are community beliefs, not established science. No weather-control, pollution-removal or health benefits are established.
Read the orgonite introduction →Materials & making: what to include in a build guide
Help other makers understand your process with a clear record:
- List the resin, metals, quartz, tube sizes and spacer materials actually used.
- Photograph the parts before assembly and record dimensions.
- Document the tube spacing, base preparation and assembly sequence.
- Record the resin manufacturer's mixing and curing instructions you followed.
- Show the finished structure, stable support and any lessons learned.
These are documentation prompts, not a universal construction specification. We welcome guides for pyramids, plates and other handmade projects as well.
Share your making guide →Observation logs: share results with context
Record dates, approximate location, weather conditions, camera position and the timing of each photo. Describe any measurement equipment, comparison periods and other possible explanations. Please do not share your precise home address.
Separate what you observed from what you think caused it. Changing clouds or aircraft trails alone cannot establish an effect from a device. Include no-change observations and contradictory findings.
How we classify community evidence →Materials & workshop safety
Follow the resin manufacturer's safety data sheet, ventilation, protective equipment, mixing and curing requirements. Use suitable eye protection and gloves for the task; cut metal can have sharp edges.
Keep uncured resin away from children, pets, food and drains. Support tall tube assemblies securely and keep them clear of overhead electrical lines. Share practical problems and lessons learned alongside your build.
Keep exploring
Guides, creator knowledge and further reading.
Everyone has something to teach
Have you built one? Share your process.
Cloudbusters, pyramids, plates or another handmade project — help grow the knowledge base with your photos, methods and observations.
- Photos & video
- Materials
- Build steps
- Dates & conditions
- What you observed
- Questions
Use our dedicated build-submission form to share your process and links to photos or video. Contributions are reviewed, and we will follow up before publication. No account required.
Community submissions reviewed before publication. Craft, community and clear information.