Do you have any heater on the injection pump

Did anyone get a parts list from the OP? This seems like a simple enough setup and I'd love to throw this in my shed.

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One of the best setups I've seen so far. Keeping the wife happy. Women don't like mess, usually. I love the cone under the heating tank. Purging the sludge through a tap. Brilliant. The only improvement would be to have a glass viewing tube, perhaps an old wine bottle, somehow attached to the bottom of the metal cone, so you can see when it is full of gunk. And have the tap attached to the end of it, for draining, as you already have. Top system. I'm in the research and development phase at the moment.

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Just found this video thanks very much, very clear, informative and simple.

Where did you get the cone bottom section? I’d love to do this!

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woodprix instructions is full of awesome tips. Very helpful to me.

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I do not see any answers so here are my 2 cents worth I think the cone for the drainage is a great ides and think it would work great but I would look into using an old water heater or at least the heating elements to heat the oil and I would definitely use an different set of filters for the finished oil to the tank line

Worst video ever!

You need to remove the bottoms. There are bactiera that you need to make healthy compost. Also don't worry about water. Needs to be wet anyway to breakdown.

wood prix is nice for that.

just go to wood prix if you'd like to make it yourself.

Tell me more about your hopper bottom I would like to build one my self

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i think always to let the compost have contact to the ground

Ignorant post. Not even composting on the ground? Thats the whole benefit! Also your using galvanized bottoms that leech contaminants into the compost.

Silicon caulk? do you really want that reacting with your compost?

how did you attach the front panel or gate?

Who sells the 55 gallon filters

so i made it too . just by using WoodPrix scripts:)

Interesting!

good idea using the striker plates for brackets

Shouldn't use bread for compost. Also the pickets used to fill in the gaps are pressure treated and full of toxic copper napthanate.

Thanks for the GREAT video. I'll be assembling a 5 - bin system for our church's community garden. Far as the "ratio" is concerned...you DO NOT need to worry about the layering of material. Unless you have access to a grocery store's left-overs. The amount built-up from an average family, plus yard waste, just add as you go. This info. is my local Master Gardeners.

why u use the three pallet space

why would you want your compost off the ground? I would think you'd be limiting many beneficial organisms, and worms, from from entering and assisting in the decomposition process.

Ive built one of a similar design here in the UK! The only differences being its only one compartment instead of three and its lined with plastic sheets on the inside to keep moisture, heat and of course compost inside!

Shall I make a concrete plan as base or natural garden land is enough?

Perfect! Great video~!

Thanks mate for posting this, I live in Australia and have just got some pallets of some builders this morning-can't wait to get started and produce my own compost for the first time. Growing your own veggies and herbs is the future IMHO. That way you know exactly what you're eating.

By far the best all around system I've found on here so far. Thanks for sharing. I plan on replicating it to power my truck and farm tractor. The only question I have pertains to the size of the pipes you use. I found the pump that you use and it has 1" inlets and outlets. Is all of your piping 1" too? The only change I might make is to send the filtered oil through a separate diesel fuel filter and not back through your primary filter setup. I will also put in a water block filter to be extra safe about no water in the fuel. Thanks again for the inspiration.

I have a very similar set up :) However mine is on the ground. I find the worms stay just fine since the bin is much more "yummy" than the surrounding ground. I'm in no hurry so bins line up just like those shown here but I have 6. I filled the first one...then when I turn (Spring, advent of summer, med summer, fall) I turn into the next bin. The 5th and 6th are always ready for the garden. All new compost material goes into the first. A continuous flow :)

thanks for taking the time to do this video...

I wish you had shown the ACT of putting your bins together. There are several schools of thought. You can put the compost directly on the ground, and worms come up, however you WON'T be able to collect the tea after a rain if its directly on the ground. His system gives you a chance to collect the good juices. If its NOT on the ground you can ADD worms. My personal favorite is the Black Fly larva. Not only do they do some SERIOUS work in the compost, the chickens LOVE them!

This looks like a great system. Do you have a list of everything you used that I could copy so I can build it as well? Approximately how often do you have to change your 20,10, and 5 micron filters?

Old pallets make great composting bin system.

Your compost really should be in contact with the ground to allow microbial activity.

I am concern about the use pallets. You know they use heavy duty chemical on those pallet. Pallets go from state to state and country to country, they don't want to import bug problems from another state or country. Use only pallets marked FH meaning Flame Harden!!!

Hi, how long do you heat the waste oil for? Cheers!

not "completely free" if you used gas to pick it up.

Approximately how often do you have to change the whole house filters on this setup? Thanks

Does not the rain slow the compost from decomposing?