FANTASTIC Puppy Feeder Waste Oil Burner

Fantastic output . Puppy Feeder Waste Oil burner. Buit to work in my stove but endless possibliities. I built this burner to work in my stove to heat my shed for the winter. My uninsulted shed is easy to heat with this high output waste oil burner made from a puppy feeder. This stainless steel puppy feeder was in the shed when I thought about using it on one of my waste oil burner projects. This works great and was a very interesting and easy project to get started.
Cheers
Gerry
Puppy feeder used Amazon amzn.to/3TASxpS

[@davidkalisz9272]

Hey Gerry glad to see you back in the shed making videos

[@resolutionarybeing1885]

I love your shows!! thank you i am a 72 yo fat granny who loves to try stuff.

[@resolutionarybeing1885]

I got tagged as being offensive. Somebody must not want me to say fat... Oh dear! I really do love all the different things you invent and make. Your videos are most always easy to follow except when I do not have a clue about electricity or something.

[@atelial]

Helló! Köszönöm a megosztást! Sok ilyen alkotás kívánok neked! By

[@OllieBabaSan]

Amazing. Now I want to convert a wood burner into an oil burner. Love it

[@bradsunday]

So simple. Thank you for your video.

[@codemaster3696]

When first watching your videos last year I began making my burners out of stainless dog bowls, that stainless is hell working with. The cold weather is here in Texas now I'm ready for your new variations

[@stevo3644]

What a great video. Thanks so much for sharing .

[@aliciadenis9606]

I was literally looking at my wood stove insert in the shed and dreaming of using up our used farm engine oil in it! Your well known in western Canada.

[@lnesland]

Nice and easy setup. Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@MrWebsie]

Fantastic video! This one is getting made!

[@jamesreilly8328]

Great stuff, will need to make one of these as they intend to hike everything we use to heat homes continuously, loved the vid.

[@mannahfarmandforge5225]

Thanks! Looking for a way to heat my shop for the winter and this will do it!

[@Stickerz-]

There are so many designs out and I've seen so many of your videos but I think I'm actually going to make this one. I was looking at smudge pots and downdraft stuff and combining a bunch of stuff and this one is so simple I think even I can do it.

[@glenhehir3833]

Love your heating videos mate.

[@agavebob3462]

One of the greatest DIY channels on YT!!

[@kurtreinhardt6789]

Great ingenuity- thanks for the video

[@paulbalogh4582]

Outstanding!

[@henrik-josefsson]

Great oven, I've seen many ovens, but this is clearly the best because you don't need a fan and the dosage is also brilliant!! Thank you for sharing

[@youvebeenspooked]

super heady dosage, I agree!

[@LogCabinHomestead]

You have the best waste oil burner video's!

[@fbbc6495]

Nice cool I need that in my garage.

[@kratzikatz1]

I use waxed cardbord stripes to start it without diesel or blowtorch. Takes a few minutes but i have time

[@louisesamchapman6428]

And a partridge in a pear tree . Well done, man!!

[@gavkit]

Good to see another video 😊

[@jeffcameron7853]

Love your videos as always, Cheers mate.

[@NordeggSonya]

bloody brilliant!!

[@smithpianoservicing3421]

Great job

[@neilyakuza6595]

Funny the other day I was looking at one of those to utilize as a burn chamber.

[@villain1409]

I used a pot as a stand & a kitchen utensil holder full of holes from ikea & a saw blade like urs & put fire lighters in the setup & i have no do0r YET, but it works like a charm. Well chuffed with it thanks.

[@garyfujinami9911]

Brilliant!

[@distant2soul]

Fantastic!! Your my hero

[@claudiogonzalezmontecinos6132]

great job!!!

[@AB-C1]

Excellent!

[@Ordog213]

Thing is, that this kind of tech can be used in allmost any wood burning stove. You just have to build a burner insert that fits the stove, drill a small hole for the oil feed, and you are good to go

[@dave1secondago]

brilliant idea gerry

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Dave. Heading into winter this year will be different for lots of households this year. Energy bills are just nuts. Good job its free to heat the shed 🤣 Thanks for commenting Dave Cheers Gerry 👍👍

[@Gunge-vq2ik]

GREAT INFO THANK YOU!!!

[@youvebeenspooked]

brilliant mate much love from across the pond

[@BusywithDrPhil]

Really enjoying your videos…. Thanks for posting…

[@justgonnagetbetter1037]

Very nice!

[@happyemojilearning2866]

This guy is amazing

[@janetjanet4298]

In a filipino community, stove burner using waste oil is what's trending right now. Hope you can show us how to make it for we always waste oil to be burn.

[@robjenkins3959]

Brilliant thank you

[@rustycreekfabrication]

Awesome! Been collecting stainless pieces/bowls etc to tig up a new design for mine. You beat me to it! Lol

[@antonelloguadambino7974]

Dude that is art

[@wemcal]

Great video.. GREAT VIDEO

[@tanyamurraygendron4828]

Happy Mr. Making the invention, the project & the filming.2👍🏻 up. Very intersting, tempted to copy( Dan G)

[@heyyoubuddy6749]

Hi there buddy oh man this is awesome. I have some wmo I’m gonna heat my shop with. This is the best design I’ve seen yet thank you so much for sharing. GOD bless you and yours!

[@youvebeenspooked]

proper heady mate bet she keep ya shed bloody comfy

[@kathrynmannyng3885]

I can't do it in my apartment, but like the idea of using up waste cooking oil constructively.

[@theusconstitution1776]

Thank you Gerry for putting this one up different kind of burner but the same kind of burner simple and effective I wish you well from the United States I know you guys are having some issues in your country with the politicians just like we are and in the end we the people will win stay safe warm and fed! From New Hampshire❤️‍🔥🇺🇸

[@ArcanePath360]

This is great. I have lots of waste oil but nowhere really to build a furnace. Was wondering if I dipped wood in the oil to put on the BBQ if I could make it into a forge? Or at least help get the fire going better than wood alone

[@byronsowntime]

another knock video Gerry... thanks bro

[@randymiller3583]

Very nice Gerry, this will be one of my next projects ❤

[@d.j.robinson9424]

Brilliant man !! 💚👍👍🔥

[@yoda12439]

❤Way to use junk to make treasure I really enjoy your channel happy Monday😊

[@denishooper2618]

hi thx for the vid, we have to see how the smoke is at the exit very informative...

[@jaredadams5194]

Very cool, I made a wood stove out of a 55 gallon drum...I wouldn't mind having this as an option.

[@jduda1127]

Looks like he does both wood and oil in this build. Would be worth the benefits if your able to convert yours to do both.

[@philbrown3953]

great video sir!! thanks

[@boilerheroes]

The boiler hero is here!!!

[@mppforall]

Beauty lies in simplicity, once again, what a great build. Please show us how to make one inside of a .50 cal Ammo Can. If it can be done. It might be too small. Thanks so much for the great videos! I've definitely subscribed!

[@deanstrachan448]

I love videos like yours that help people be more self reliant.

[@gabyB25]

Bravo !, Très bonne idée 💡

[@InterdimensionalWiz]

ah, that simple....great!

[@thebugs4934]

awesome!

[@michaelthomas7898]

My original burner was made from 1/4 plate steel, looked solid and I thought it would last a long time, but the stainless bowl is a much better way to go. The thick burner I made wouldn't get hot enough to vaporize the oil properly, to big to get properly heat soaked, the thinner stainless bowls handle the heat, get hot faster and vaporize the fuel much better. Now if I can get mine to draft as good as yours, I'll be much better off. Looking good Gerry nice video and cheers,

[@ElementofKindness]

Commercially produced non-forced air oil stoves, typically require a minimum of 18 feet of chimney. How much are you running?

[@michaelthomas7898]

Maybe 10' at best, might have to stick with a blower. I added an electric blower, and it runs really hot now. @@ElementofKindness

[@antonmitrofanov7344]

Классная горелка!!! Лайк однозначно! Спасибо большое за ценную информацию, пойду такую же делать,а вам удачи и процветания вашему каналу 😊😊😊

[@carloszamb327]

Gracias por este grandioso video desde españa.

[@sorenchristenson3203]

Magnificent 🔥

[@johndoyle4468]

Hi Ger, another great video. Keep them coming. Haven't seen you in a while. Drop in next time that you are in the area.

[@frankxia1978]

Gerry, thank you for the video, but i have a question. How many hours can this tin of oil burn? Thanks.

[@magnus1liljeqvist]

Great video. You could pull air to the burner from the outside so you don't get underpressure in the shed. That way you avoid to pull cold air in =)

[@Blxz]

I used a cake tin with the same shape. It's been holding up really well.

[@irishlad8797]

If the cake tin is for cooking then it's made to withstand heat and will last ages I'd say I used dog feeding bowls but after a few weeks they would burn through and then I got a cast iron cooking pot and that's perfect

[@TheStevedie]

Love this! Challenge for you! I have a shop that I installed a used woodstove in. Works great but it would be nice to be able to burn the waste oil I accumulate instead of trucking it down to Advance Auto. I'd like an easy to build unit to possibly sit on top of the woodstove that I can use to burn waste oil. It'd be nice to leave the unit on the woodstove even when the woodstove is operational...but not required.

[@om.stevediyandtravels8684]

I have an oil feed line into my wood stove , you can virtually set a dish and a rotor or such up inside your wood stove and do the exact same thing, I have actually tried it I can with in minutes convert my wood stove to oil burner works great for me

[@FIGUEIRINHA]

great video, thanks 👍 I have a question: Does the smoke coming out of the chimney smell bad or burn clean? --- I can get used car engine oil for free (recycling) and I've been thinking about taking advantage of it for some time --- I have a fireplace and I use wood. when the wood is humid it generates a lot of smoke and some neighbors have already complained here. it's only when I light it up and it quickly stops smoking afterwards.

[@brmelectric]

Great video. It got me thinking, seeing your natural up draft, i have an old coal stove wondering if that would be a good candidate for an waste oil burner.

[@DuckTomato]

If I live in cold places, I will definitely try it. The winter in my place is too mild and short.

[@milosmilanko4472]

you are the master of waste oil heating universe !

[@baot.5770]

Pretty cool design. Just curious if the dripping oil at the end pipe gets burned at all before flowing out on top of the saw blade?

[@petermastenbroek7719]

Hi Gerry, your videos are always so much fun to watch, even more because you seem to be so happy showing us your latest magic heating projects. If I can ever find a place with electricity where I could build one of these, although in a smaller version to heat my boat, I could get through the winters without shivering. This as my (once) beautiful oil-burning cental heating stopped working last november, it only sooted terribly, and the new yet I installed didn't make any difference. Also the diesel oil has become much too expensive now to allow me to fill-up the tank with my peanut retirement pension. The best (dream) solution would be to get the boiler to work again, and get it to work on waste engine oil. Anyway thanks a lot again for your always very interesting videos. Cheers, Peter.

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Peter. I am working on a boiler project next week but it might be too powerful for what you are looking for. Have a smaller burner in mind that might suit you. Haven't tried it yet but should work. Thanks for commenting Peter Cheers Gerry 👍👍 👍👍👍👍 👍👍

[@neliusosullivan3325]

Good helpful video sir im in the process of putting someone like this together

[@125er-]

Coole Ideen zum Heizen 🔥🔥🔥

[@breannestahlman5953]

Great!

[@user-cj6jk7pr6g]

와우~ 정말 멋지십니다. I love your smile. Thank you.

[@shaunkerr5175]

Genuis 🎯

[@joesask857]

nice thanks man

[@iviaverick52]

this video would probably send environmentalists into a frenzy. This is old school engineering at it's finest though.

[@hawks9142]

Nope! I'm about as hard core of an environmentalist as they come and I love this. Making use of a waste product that is often improperly disposed of is as eco-friendly as it can be.

[@mechanicboy8]

I think theyre blocking the free heat videos for canada .. cant see any of them

[@kathrynmannyng3885]

The frackers are probably blocking it who are sending oil to the USA too.@@mechanicboy8

[@gheorghepuscasu7790]

Voi americanii sinteti foarte meticulosi ,felicitări !

[@johne189]

Great, just when I thought that wheel-cover theft was a problem of the past.

[@faridgammoh7356]

Hi, gerry wish you and your family all the best God bless you all and I am still whating for the oil boiler

[@danielumpierrez3762]

Hi Gerry. What about the smell? Thx for your time

[@brianwhinnery6170]

Hi Gerry you're a fecking genius, good luck from Belfast.

[@matteomiglionico6510]

Hi Gerry, I'm writing from Italy, great job!!! I wanted to know if after a short time that the flame is going, it stays constantly lit around the whole "bowl", or does the flame shrink over time and stays lit only where the oil feed pipe comes from? Then I wanted to know how much oil it consumes in an hour (approximately). Then, the brake disc, put on, what is it for? Is it really necessary or can you do without it? A thousand thanks. Ciao!

[@kevinmaki2504]

Cool 😎

[@johnmcintosh4546]

how long does the oil last

[@martinamadsen812]

Brilliant! It is often the simplest solutions that is best and most reliable. Years ago I tired a way to make a small very hot fire using a method I came across in a bushcraft survival book. It involved having a thin steel (iron) plate under which a small fire was burning, and then drip a mix of engine oil and water, - from memory it was at a ratio of three drops oil to one drop of water fed from two containers via a length of angle iron so it drip onto the middle of the hot metal plate. It burned with a sizzling sound, and very bright flame and no smoke. So now I am thinking that perhaps something like that could be incorporated in the likes of the type of oil burner you have designed.? 🙄 I might even try that myself as I have some waste oil, and I am thinking that this waste oil could be utilized to heat up water, potentially saving on the ever increasing cost of electricity in the process.? Perhaps that method could also be utelized in a high temperature incinerator !? 🙄 Stay safe, regards Niels.👍

[@thefriendlygrizzley6728]

Nice.

[@nigelturner9606]

Nice to see you back in the workshop 😀 Another quality vid Gerry.... keep 'em coming! 😉

[@GerrysDiy]

Thanks Nigel. Much appreciated 👍👍

[@ryanlebeck259]

Imagine what an old water heater could do set up like THAT

[@joshlogue9292]

Sounds like whatever you are trying to heat would burn down lol

[@gurglejug627]

Gerry I like your vids, have been watching for years on and off, made a few burners myself but great to have someone else doing the experimenting :) Thanks for your work. Might I suggest a video on making these things safer? One fail-safe which springs to mind is a spring loaded shut off valve held open by an easily melted lever - if it gets too hot it bends/gives allowing the supply valve to close. One could also build an air supply tube closer with the same principle. Here in Scandinavia, in woodburners, we always have insulated smoke pipes because condensing tar and soot eventually builds up in the chimney faster otherwise and that can catch fire - leading to an inrush of air being sucked up and it's really hard to extinguish - have you seen any deposit build up inside your smoke pipes, with long term usage? How often do you need to 'sweep' them? A 'fast closer', spring loaded 'cap' on the top of the smoke pipe might be a good idea to prevent runaway fires? Another fail-safe might be a drip feeder of limited diameter so that no more oil than is wanted can ever drip into the burner. Anyone else got some ideas / tried safety feature additions? Have you ever looked at commercially available drip feed burners - Glembring (Sweden) or Refleks (Denmark), for example? Cheers.

[@62sydney]

Bello mi piace bravo👏

[@iohann.bab.7042]

Very interesting video,you give me some ideas how to make my old wood stove run again, thanks.