Decorative Table Top Fireplace DIY

[@BanjoShow]

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[@paparatniksteampunk1438]

Banjo Show брат))))))давай по Руссски.

[@jbbeto007]

you make a beautiful art

[@SpaceAndroidz]

I’m confused I want to buy this!!! How?

[@vanimapermai]

this is a very nice looking and simple fire hazard i love it

[@skylark4901]

@@vanimapermai Ha! but seriously.....

[@chefpool501]

Anyone else think that that was the most ingenious way to solder? Thanks man, great video

[@eduardlake5177]

It isn't soldering, its called brazing😊

[@ghost307]

That's standard practice in the industrial world.It does a consistently good job and is easily automated.

[@AwsomeVids83]

@@eduardlake5177 that actually was soldering. And soft soldering at that

[@kennethbaker1511]

I did for sure.

[@elizabethtibbs9051]

And the way he beveled the downtube was pretty cool too.

[@worms6591]

This is beautiful! I probably couldn't make it the same way you did. Not having a latch or something to refill it would drive me crazy.

[@5awiii]

Just squirt lighter fluid on the cotton and light it

[@Paperbutton9]

Zoie Epperson yeah it's not that big of a deal. don't let it stop you from branching out and trying something new. I'm wondering, you could probably make one yourself

[@FH-ux4rf]

I thought it might be possible, if the bottom part was made of a different material, to make a hidden compartment with wick running up from there through the center tube and that way you could have a bigger compartment for lighter fluid and you could even make a little hole in the back to fill that compartment easily

[@jebipasadegene]

@@Paperbutton9 very positive comment. You seem like a nice person telling that to a stranger online.

[@izzimichaels2892]

@@jebipasadegene its good to see and nice of you to point out.

[@av0-cad03]

I think it's nice how the music this channel uses is actually decent. Unlike most "DIY" KZbinrs I have found, who all use the same generic royalty free music that gets drilled into your skull. This is actually enjoyable, So that's pretty cool.

[@thekillerpotatojosh]

I know this isn't hard to make, I also know this is technically a Zippo lighter too. However I am extremely intrigued by the way you went about it! Looks great and gave me a great idea!

[@brucemartin8435]

What kind of fuel is used. Staying in Italy right now but I have a little shop to tinker! Thanks!Grazie!

[@robinhooper7702]

@@brucemartin8435 Same fuel as in Zippo lighters i guess?

[@suzanneabad3539]

Probably bio ethanol fuel. zippo stinks.

[@nulreference3808]

love the soldering technique there been soldering a long time and that never occurred to me for making an airtight joint

[@GEOsustainable]

I had forgotten that soldering trick, haven't seen it used in decades. Great project. Thoroughly enjoyed watching.

[@cableknitter7346]

Lovely! Love the minimalist design, but concept could also be adapted to create mini yule log scene--fireplace, stockings, and everything--using fire bricks and fire brick cement to shape scene around that mechanism. So nice! Thanks for sharing. (Will definitely become a paying patron once I'm able!).

[@cliffthompson4149]

Not as that only very cool looking. But it is very aesthetically pleasing. That's what you call true ambience.

[@ogami1972]

i like watching videos like this and pretending i have the talent and skill to pull it off. outstanding job, man. subbed.

[@saltedcashews269]

That brasing method you used for the end caps was absolutely genius

[@odawgie6847]

Tbh I was not expecting anything near this quality of video. I was expecting some sort of stupid clickbait "diy life hacks" type thing that I was just putting on to pass the time, but this is legitimately awesome. Thanks for the pleasant surprise, I'll be sure to watch more of your videos now that I've found you 😀

[@pierrerossouw6083]

What a beautiful gift this would make; pretty, hand-made, functional. If someone gave this to me on my B'day, I would NOT be upset. Also, a nice project one can do with the children to get them into DIY. Nice vid!

[@GeekMustHave]

This was one of the most relaxing and educational videos I've seen in a while. Soldering from the inside out, brilliant. Love the pace and music of the video. You are an instructor and didn't say a word. Keep broadcasting!!

[@Monkeywrench864]

I made this lamp exactly how he showed me. Came out awesome. It was worth the effort.❤

[@lostinyoutube4748]

You can barbecue mallows while at work.

[@articat568]

Loving Uranus and also shorten your life by 5 year for eating over whatever fuel you use for it

[@chrisbloodworth72]

@@articat568 he's using Bio ethanol. It's pretty safe. Almost like water on the msds chart

[@mr.cantillasz1912]

@@chrisbloodworth72 yes

[@nopeno2350]

@@chrisbloodworth72 no he's not and even if he was that essential oil he add would make it tast bad and for you

[@kenmount294]

barbecue marshmallows?

[@RubSomefastOnIt]

very cool, giving me some ideas for a cool table top cigar lighter. The one thing I would be adding though is a piezoelectric igniter and a little more elegant way to close it. great video!

[@rb-ro2po]

Dude that was amazing and awesome! I am going to make this for my back yard to use with friends!! Hella smart and innovative!! Post videos like this more and you have a subscriber

[@fvrrljr]

Master Jeweler / Goldsmith here. the only jeweler that says "who needs jewelry" when this is real beauty. i Like, OLE!

[@nathanhunt9105]

Doesn't soldering both ends closed means you'll have to destroy the project to change the wicking? Otherwise, that was a brilliant way to make the outside look great without grinding and polishing and a good design overall. Edit: If/when I make this, I think I'd use one or two pieces of the copper sheet you used to make another small pipe fit to the inside of the main one and solder on another sheet for the end, that way you can just get a sort of pressure fit cap on one end that you can remove to change the wicking and clean the mesh as needed.

[@vocalpatriot]

It's fiber glass it doesn't burn.

[@MrPier101]

Well, at 4:50 you can see that he left the mesh holding the cotton open. It may be possible to simply rotate it to the open section whilst still in the copper tube and change it that way.

[@MrMatcrafteur]

I assume this is a fireproof material only here to absorb the alcohol and will not burn

[@willvb45]

Not sure it's fiberglass. Fiberglass degrades around 2200 degrees and a lighter can burn up to 4000 degrees so I would think this wouldn't last very long.

[@collecter3456]

Arduino Hittme it still needs to be replaced every now and then, just like in a zippo.

[@lshn8457]

Cool project! I liked that you did not use gas as a fuel. This way it is very simple.

[@erikvonspindler5913]

Thank you, this was excellent!! Instant like and sub. You just taught me 4 tips/techniques I didn't know, + I loved the final product. While watching I kept thinking Aha! then with the wink I just thought "damn, that shoulda been me!" Genius work, great video, nice to see something self explanatory without all the umms and uuuhs etc. Bioethanol = same fuel for 99% of indoor fireplaces. Safe, clean burning, cheap and long lasting. And mineral wool (not cotton) also great idea! Keep 'em coming!

[@BanjoShow]

Thank you too :)

[@junichiroyamashita]

I wonder if you can cook something on it.

[@michaelbrownlee9497]

Five star out of five. Nice little project people could go make.

[@kookyflukes9749]

Sometimes you come across a channel and it's an instant sub. This is a project that is well within my capabilities but looks so professional when completed. A big one of these for the garden is on the list for projects next year. Thanks for posting. Aaaaannnnndd subbed.

[@retrodigi375]

Definitely a nice addition to a coffee table

[@Ncky]

Can you extend that clocks belt? Im worried that its stopping your circualtiuon

[@kubilaybaklan8755]

This is what KZbin should be. Great !!!

[@porschedk]

How long does the white stuff inside last before you have to change it out? And what kind of liquid are you using for the flame?

[@denverdanoreno]

Regular Corning batting, zippo fluid or much cheaper, white kerosene at gas stations 3.50 to $5 a gallon

[@chapiit08]

The "white stuff" is fiberglass wool and it will last almost indefinitely.

[@haywoodyoudome]

The white stuff is simple home insulation and will last a long time since it's just a decorative piece. The fuel is simple camping fuel.

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Zippo pretty much

[@eliellison2438]

The most creative channel i have seen and prolly the only

[@mattmccoy2410]

Could I build this? Absolutely. Do I have a place for it No. Your work is superb sir I will be sure to follow.

[@0623kaboom]

make it shorter ... build a rack to hold a griddle over the flame and you can use it on the dinner table to cook dinner .. each person can then cook their own ... like a fondue ...

[@johnnyclever8468]

This video is the reason why you get an another subscriber. Great work I love it!!

[@JudiChristopher]

"WOW" ... I am so impressed... Great Job... Do you sell these???

[@observantowl5568]

Great idea for a project. I have an idea to expand on this Idea. Make it bigger with two pipes, the long one in back and a shorter one in front at a lower level. Also make it more rustic looking, like made from steel or aluminum and just screw on pipe caps on the end and you could even knurl the pipes to give it texture. Then stick in it your unused fire place that are in apartments and homes all over. An open flame on your desk is a pipe dream - get it.

[@kenmount294]

You know what my desk full off loose papers needs...open flames! This will look good with my tiki lamps that I also put next to my desk!

[@Diana-wg1tm]

I like when he looks up at the camera and Winks. He's so cute. I would love to have someone I could build stuff like this with. It would be so fun. You can't have one of these if you have an animal ...especially a cat . Good job !!!

[@Frank-vc3wi]

a true craftsman

[@newdadz]

The house is on FIIIIIRRRRE!

[@etro8564]

You seem like a cool guy on the face reveal , thats how you feel on your videos anyway

[@Bunkysworkshop]

What a cool and ingenious mini fireplace. Now I want one.

[@superdave54811]

How very nice. I could see a stove from a similar design being fabricated.

[@Blairvoyach]

That is really very well done. The only thing I would point out (speaking as someone who made these fires although much larger) is to remind people to let the pipe cool once the flame has gone out before you refill and light it. If you refill it hot or even fairly warm, the alcohol will evaporate and you will get a large bang and flash when you re-ignite it. 10/10 for the design and build though, very impressive .

[@RepairLab]

You look fabulous!! Haha! Nice work my friend!! Your new place looks fantastic!

[@BanjoShow]

Thank you my friend, glad that you noticed, it's all thanks to my Patrons, without them it would be unlikely.

[@thingmaker3]

That's just plain outright beautiful!!

[@Ollaris]

I subscribed! But just because you winked at me! ;) and because the Park.... Drill.

[@sammyruiz1986]

Ollari's :me too! Hahaha

[@nikola8621]

He's winking at me, not you

[@Baschroe]

Grüß dich Sebastian! 😊 👋

[@Ollaris]

niko la ohhhh :(

[@Ollaris]

Baschroe hey bro!

[@shanemike3070]

Never seen that method of soldering, I like it, very creative

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

Love it!

[@BanjoShow]

Hey man, I watch your videos too, You've got a lot of good projects!

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

Thanks buddy! Nice to hear! :)

[@tonylopez1610]

I'll probly try this before christmas only difference I'll probably integrate the stopper maybe on a screw motion to double as a regulator see how much time I wanna put into the project.

[@diegosantoro8704]

Ok... Dumb question, won't the cotton burn out? Wouldn't it have been better to build it so you can change it with the new one?

[@nicolaslehman5934]

that's the point of the lighter fluid, so long as the lighter fluid is there, the cotton won't actually burn however, the moment it runs out or gets low, yes the cotton will burn out so if he keeps an eye on it and makes sure it doesn't run out of fluid it'll be all good, that being said I agree with you, it should've been designed to be replaced, just in case and ps I don't know if it's liquid lighter fluid, or coleman camp fuel, etc. but it is certainly a liquid fuel and this will hold true no matter what it is

[@cableknitter7346]

@@nicolaslehman5934 Not so sure that WAS cotton.. couldn't it have been rock wool? Didn't read the materials list yet, but if it WASN'T rock wool, probably no reason why it COULDN'T be rock wool when you make it..

[@0623kaboom]

not cotton .. fiber glass insulation .. and all it is is a flame stop and wicking material ... it keeps the flame from touching the fuel directly and allows the fuel to be drawn to the flame in small amounts to be burnt efficiently .. steel wool works too COURSE as possible .. a good example to look at is the fondue heater ... it is the same idea

[@heybulldog137]

That was really cool. What if you incorporated a section of smaller tube inside of the main, but over the mesh screen, full length...and used it as a damper for flame height? Just a silly thought. Great job!!!

[@raymondmcgee4491]

Another beautiful piece of art. From a multi - media specialist. Can the material be replaced once it's consumed?

[@BanjoShow]

Thank you. What material do you mean, if you mean mineral wool, it does not need replacing.

[@raymondmcgee4491]

Banjo Show Yes the wool, thanks! That makes it even better. And btw, I meant to say that you are the specialist, not me

[@BanjoShow]

We are all experts in their field ;)

[@aboutnoise2023]

So impressive..vids like this are what makes youtube worth watching!☺

[@ibuki_zero]

When you lit it it looked awsome

[@LastDollie]

Thanks for showing the magic soldering technique haha

[@TinyDrPhil]

Really cool. I think puting a screw on cap on one of the ends for replacing the wool would be a good idea though.

[@freedomlover9560]

3:29 I never knew Seth Rogan was so good with his hands.

[@mandelaeffect3521]

That's perfect for staying warm while gaming

[@Baschroe]

Wow! Thats a great idea. 👌

[@Jdogjim27]

Not your usual work, but as usual you have created an awesome piece of art.

[@lostfound8112]

well that wink made me flinch for the creapyness lmao. The work though, so simple yet awesome...i also learned two new techniques. Thumbed up your vid and will watch more...i may build this as well.

[@SkipBopJr]

I love your work and how all the colors compliment each other

[@MCsCreations]

Really amazing work, man. :)

[@BanjoShow]

Thanks!

[@paparatniksteampunk1438]

MC's Creations по Русски)))))

[@paparatniksteampunk1438]

Мол!!!

[@paparatniksteampunk1438]

У тебя учился))))))

[@paparatniksteampunk1438]

Кроссм

[@hoernst2762]

Wiedereinmal eine wunderschöne Arbeit und super Idee!

[@kaiserchillhelm4457]

When you're asking for a designer desklamp but it's the 1500s and electricity isn't discovered yet

[@hunters36forgingwoodworkin73]

Clever.

[@MannyDer]

wow, that is freaking cool. It'd make a really good gift. I'm wondering if I could do it before Christmas. That soldering technique was slick too

[@faure.alejandro]

3:29 ... OMG!!!! Subscribed Kidding, I was already hahahhaah

[@d.a.t.4699]

lol dude, the wink showed all your experience...great stuff man!

[@eloyworkshop541]

Very very good!!

[@RS-nh9gu]

Wow. Simply beautiful and an amazing piece of craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing. I loved it. Tomorrow, I am going to start to build mine.

[@flaviopereira8494]

3:29 nice face reveal, witheout clickbait nice :D

[@Silverado1st]

Awesome build and design! Thank you! I have a small wood burning camping stove/tent heater and I was wondering how I could use it in doors with bio ethanol fuel and this is the perfect solution!

[@Byronjojo]

3:30 made me weak at the knees

[@facitenonvictimarum]

Same here except stomach.

[@kmatayka]

This is beautiful! I want to make one for my outdoor dining table, and put a copper canopy on it to help keep the heat where I want it.

[@AndreJNick]

Anyone else wondering how you refill cotton once its burned up?

[@charlesmarlett6856]

This is totally mind blowing. Not only the results but how you made it. Excellent is not good enough a word to describe it. Thank you! Chuck

[@princesskity]

Love the wink 😉 very handsome and love what you made very beautiful :)

[@ferrarigirl666]

shysinger bianca womens weak spot 😊

[@boodro2122]

Very cool idea...never would have thought about it.

[@ZachFBStudios]

You're really gonna make that and not roast marshmallows over it?

[@Greg042869]

Ever roast a marshmallow over a Zippo?

[@seanwoodyoneill8348]

Get a zippo, roast a marshmallow and get back to us Spoiler...tastes nasty and probably not so healthy

[@georgesmith7112]

BROTHER YOU ARE THE BOMB AT YOUR CRAFT......

[@PacoOtis]

Dude! Thanks for the video! However, as sharp as you are and with all your knowledge why not ponder some educational narration instead of elevator music? You know too much to not chat with us. Again, thanks for the video and a very nice project.

[@BanjoShow]

Unfortunately my English wants to be better!

[@gertholtzhausen6926]

You speak the universal language by using your hands. I want to watch what you are doing...not like some guys trying to be comedians and forgetting what they doing on KZbin ( before they even start working i scroll past,so irritating) thanks for your calm educational and great videos

[@zackadiax2414]

@@SimonWoodburyForget I IZ MOCH GUD ET TEH ENGLASH! U LAIR!

[@Prototheria]

@@BanjoShow Give it a try, anyway. I don't speak anything but English and have a lot of respect for anyone that is bilingual, even if it's not very good. If you're open to receiving help via comments, I'm sure plenty of people would be willing to help you improve your English while you help us create neat projects!

[@frankcastle9287]

@@BanjoShow Let not Language ever be a Barrier to greater understanding! I am a bilingual Linguist by trade, so this comes from the Heart. b.t.Dub (by the way): I LOVED your Vid! Keep 'Em comin', Sir! 👍🙏✌

[@choodooloo8]

This is pure craftsmanship right here. Keep up the good work!

[@sisbrawny]

Can you hand me the salt, dear? Passes salt across table.... "Ahaawawa aaaaaaaaaaaa"

[@trahtrebor]

Very NICE! Not sure how this wound up in my feed as I watch mostly woodworking and food. Lol I enjoyed it. Thanks.

[@СергейСеливерстов-д4у]

Просто!!! Красиво!!! Спасибо за идею!❤❤❤🇷🇺Калининград😊

[@gruposei]

beautiful. I'm thinking, when you light the part it heats up, can the solder come loose?

[@kinrettler2431]

That is the coolest project, ever! Thanks for the upload!

[@johnlombardo7816]

Badass dude. And yes I agree ingenious way to solder

[@irweezyy]

This is an awesome idea and I love the look, but I also have a question regarding safety. What happens if the heat generated from the fire re-melts the solder and the top separates from the stand and falls over while it is lit? Is the flame hot enough to re-melt the solder joints?

[@rubyliciousOG]

It shouldnt be hot enought to re melt them but this is just a decorative piece anyways

[@andytipping70]

amazing craftmanship - i just have 2 questions. if used indoors - carbon monoxide build up???? and thermal conduction, how do you prevent the horizontal copper tube from heating to the point that it melts the solder a-on its endcaps and b on the connection to the vertical copper tube?

[@chrispearson6281]

Excellent work, loverly burner. Well done. Big thumbs up....

[@samuelkolaric8006]

WoW. But how long does it last and how do you refill it?

[@ryanbarker5217]

it shows you how to refill it, but i wondered how long it lasts, too.

[@Angie-ci1lp]

Absolutely stunning 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@jessicalow9087]

Super cool, imaginative and creative.

[@winzerwithaz]

Very cool idea. Not sure if it would work to extend the burn time, but could you make the stand pipe from the same diameter material as a fuel tank with a wick into the glass wool?

[@jakekaim03]

finally some nice music under a video like this!!! subscribed immedietly

[@edellafera]

Amazing craftsmanship !!!

[@АнтониоПетров-я7щ]

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[@khairutledge6900]

I love this idea so much that I'm gonna take some things from it and tweak it. That's what I love about DIY creators. U guys definitely spark creativity in others. Big thumbs up, my guy.

[@jaredcapp7716]

Beautiful Piece, and the video was put together expertly. Thanks for sharing.

[@ДенисСуркин-п3з]

Good afternoon, can you please tell me what materials you used for the biofireplace. What metal, what polishes and so on. I will be very grateful to you. Thank you in advance. Thank you for the great video!

[@juliancunliffe7862]

How cool is that. Want one. BRILLIANT.