My flash-dryer for water-based printing on fabric in a tight workspace

I bought a flash unit but it needed some innovations to suit my shop.

As delivered, it had 4 legs on casters that were in footspace. I had made a heavy base earlier. I would need a counter-weight to keep the device in balance. The reach is adjustable by swiveling to give another parameter because I didn't know how to calculate the mathematics in this counterbalance.

The base itself rotates but that's not necessary. As factory-shipped, the upper tube simply rotates on a collar that is adjustable on the lower tube.

The heating element didn't swivel far enough into the work from a stationary position so I added 4 inches (10 cm) to the reach, adjusting the counter-weight accordingly. (I added more.)

The small articulated armature holds a PC fan for pushing air across the work surface, replacing water-laden air with dry.