I don't know why it's taken me this long to realize that duh, I could make snow if only I knew how. Hence my joining snowguns.com, because I want to learn! Or possibly figure out which ones out there for sale are the best for the bucks they're asking. My brother loves snow as much as I do, and I was thinking of getting/making him one for Christmas.

Any suggestions, guys?

Hey snowbear, I also just joined, and I too love snow. The other day I was thinking about making my own snow here, but I thought it was only possible with those huge systems you see at ski slopes and with a lot of money. I was wrong!

This will be a great learning experience, and good luck with finding something for your brother!

Welcome aboard both you guys!

You have found the right place, if you've got that snowmaking itch.

Spend some time reading and you will find everything you want to know. The 'Find' button is also your best friend, once you get some background and have questions. In addition, don't be afraid to ask. Just try to make an effort to find the info first, because there's a 99.9% chance it's already here.

I look forward to your first snowmaking pictures!

Good to have you on-board.

What do you have for equipment? Compressor? Pressure Washers? Pumps?

The site here has nearly everything your gonna need to know. Like goofy said, use that find button.

Start out with a Tee or Wye Gun found in that forum section. They are the first step into snowmaking. If you have furthur questions, I will certinaly help. Merry Christmas-

Now just hold on a cotton pickin' minute. "SnowBear"!?!?! Well...alright. I guess we'll just have to call this guy "Junior"!

Haha, i wonder if "junior" is younger than snowman

Actually, I've got nothing yet. Thanks for all the warm welcomes and advice- I'll just poke around and read up on stuff til I can decide what I want to do.

Mindless2: Hi!

Snowman72: I have an air compressor and a power washer, but I'd prolly start small with a tee gun, which from what I've seen so far is the simplest- just a garden hose and an air compressor. I'd have to check the capabilities of it though- it might be too small.

OldSnowBear: I'm actually a girl, but you can still call me junior

Jimmy: 24 and counting!