Free heat from Sawdust + Vegetable oil .. No Tools Needed

FREE HEAT from sawdust and vegetable oil No tools needed. Simple No Tools Needed.
Making a ton of heat for free for heating my shed with these super simple saw dust and waste oil heat logs. This is just a mix of sawdust and vegetable oil that I put into an empty paper bag and simply place in my stove.
This is a simple method of burning free waste oil without any mods to your stove. In this video I show how to burn waste oil cleanly indoors and make a lot of heat using a renewable energy source.
These things work great but you need to be careful and don't take any risks with your home.
Cheers Gerry
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[@GerrysDiy]

🔥 Check out my Simple to Build Tin Can Waste oil Burner kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqiWp2Wdg8Smgs0 Cheers Gerry 👍

[@Lilrom2003]

Warn people for Dust explosions, that amount of sawdust can blow the whole place up...

[@aschwinwesselius]

Rom good to warn, but he says it will not. The particles that would ignite are now bound to the oil I guess.

[@Lilrom2003]

@@aschwinwesselius that’s true but if someone doesn’t add enough oil or chucks the last bit of sawdust into the fire.... try a pinch of milk powder on a candle ( try outside)....spectacular but light up your whole place

[@spyplane3979]

i want one of these in my living room is there plans or can i buy one ready to go and make chimmey out a window

[@TheCanadianBubba]

Speaking as a retired firefighter, you should include a caveat that explains the negative effects that this could have on brick and mortar flues, as well as those that are not up to or may never get to an operating temperature that will keep the combustible material from condensing in the flue. Also worth noting would be that your flue should be cleaned at least annually, more often if overly rich or if unconsumed deposits accumulate inside of it. Speaking as a fellow that also likes to be self sufficient and looks for ways to waste less material, this is a great way to keep a workspace heated. +1 subscriber for you, look forward to seeing more ! Great days to you !

[@jamesoncross7494]

Fire fighters think EVERYTHING is dangerous and needs a regulation by firefighters so they can make money on it. If it was up to fire fighters, they would put regulations on putting your pants on in the morning and should be inspected by 9 people and required 3 permits.

[@TheCanadianBubba]

@@jamesoncross7494- Fireguys don't run shit bro... municipalities or districts have everything written in bylaws.

[@psyamok3735]

LOL, the title of this video CLEARLY stated it's about burning saw dust for heat. It did not say it is about wood stove safety. You can get that info from other videos that titled wood stove safety.

[@TheCanadianBubba]

@@psyamok3735- That's exactly why there should be a caveat ! Not all people are of the obvious intelligence that you possess.

[@eatwhatukiii2532]

@@TheCanadianBubba I had a question about spontaneous combustion of this concoction. Where you aren’t supposed to leave oil-soaked rags sitting because of spontaneous combustion, wouldn’t oil-soaked sawdust create the same danger? A local woman’s new house burned flat right in the center of our small town (less than a mile from the fire station) and the investigation revealed the fire started in a can of oil-soaked rags. When they sit they generate heat and spontaneously combust.

[@turnerc23]

Worked on a ranch 20 years ago that used this as a fire starter. Amazing stuff. Listen to the man when he says to make sure theres no petrol in there!

[@nickname7152]

There was petrol in first used container and also in news papers used as 2nd container.

[@andrewsky59]

"How much do you get out of it? It depends on how much you put in!" ....Brilliant...

[@keithneal8903]

You could do the same thing with saw dust and shredded newspapers and water. Just shred up the newspapers and place in a 5 gallon of water for a few days, stirring twice daily. Drain off the water, add the saw dust and mix thoroughly. Make it into any form of design that you want. I have a press that makes bricks. Or use toilet paper or paper towels tubes as a mold as well. Let dry in the shade for a couple or weeks or until dried. IT WORKS.

[@metalmogul4691]

Gerry, the king of waste oil burners. Now the king of sawdust and oil heaters. Wonderful video work!

[@Giaour]

“I love the smell of MDF dust burning in the morning. It smells like victory.”

[@timhofstetter5654]

8) 8) Ha! 8) 8)

[@tMatt5M]

And formaldehyde

[@timhofstetter5654]

@@tMatt5M UREA formaldehyde, no less.

[@sashagertzina5558]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@GabrieLight]

The main concern regarding the health risks of MDF is the use of urea-formaldehyde adhesives as the bonding agent during the creation of the panels. Formaldehyde has been thought to have cancer risks. While MDF dust can cause nose and eye irritation, this is also true for every other dust.

[@NaughtyGoatFarm]

Just a suggestion. Carpet shops get rid off long thick cardboard tubes that carpet and vinyl flooring comes wrapped in. Perhaps get them and cut into log lengths and pack them with sawdust and oil

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Naughty Goat Farm. I know the tubes you are talking about. Seems like a great suggestion and certainly worth a go. You might see this soon on the channel. Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry👍

[@SgtJoeSmith]

Toilet paper tubes too

[@Kara_Kay_Eschel]

Could also stuff the tubes with paper that is mixed with water and some kind of dish/body/laundry soap or detergent as well, maybe even add saw dust.

[@edwardwebster9051]

Great idea

[@georgestyer2153]

For years I have been making fire lighters from waste material. the ecos will hate me but....I use toilet roll card inserts and hand crimp the end over then fill with sawdust or other material crimp the other end then immerse in old oil of any kind for a week. Then take out and leave to drain for a few weeks. The oil is then dry and these will light our wood burner with ease. As the only alternative is commercial fire lighters I do try to feel less guilty of pollution.

[@WindmillsOfTheMind]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. The world needs men like you with your benevolence and community spirit. Bless you.

[@listenerdave101]

Gerry, thanks for the tip. Here is one for you. A box fan works well to push air past the wood stove to really heat the shop up. I've tried to burn sawdust before without much luck. Thanks for the tip again. I will use this.

[@GerrysDiy]

Thanks for the info! Dave. Have used a car radiator fan in the past but it is not as tidy as a box fan. Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry

[@rogerrabbit80]

@@GerrysDiy I believe that another channel, myfordboy, has a series on his building a Stirling engine fan which uses the stove heat to run the fan. While a lot of people won't have the necessary tools and skills to duplicate his work, it might be worth checking out.

[@pauls3204]

Get an old cardboard carpet roll , your local carpet shop will gladly give u them, cut them into 6 /8 inch lengths Fill them up with chips or sawdust ( close one end of course ! With a scrunched up newspaper or whatever , pour the cooking oil in the other end and jam a paper into the end leave if couple days to settle and bobs yir anti ! You’ve made a 2lb fire log that will burn for an hour

[@robertrobarge5294]

Thanks gerry for sharing what an awesome video I'm almost 50 years old and no one has ever shared information like this with me. Have a good day sir wherever you are in the world

[@IndianaDoug]

This is exactly what I do. The longer the oil has time to soak, the better👍🏻

[@IndianaDoug]

@Doug K greetings. 2 Indiana Doug’s now, watch out😂

[@donaldsteele6276]

I have made several stoves out of steel drums i love these

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Donald. They last really well and convert really easily. This stove can easily heat my shed without getting red hot. No problem to make it glow if I want 😜 Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry 👍

[@ecolenakles]

I go to the local industrial estate where I have a endless supply of used Truck tyres that Ichop in to 14 inch blocks. The heat out put is unbelievable

[@mariapardo4860]

Full environment contamination

[@justme8108]

Thanks so much. Hopefully the people in Europe will watch this video before winter.

[@awaitingthetrumpetcall4529]

Thank you for sharing. I think what you've come up with might also be a way to reduce smoke from burning wood and leaves. The inverted dog food can directs heated air into the base of the flame for a more complete burn.

[@BEYOUTOTHEFUL]

thank you very much hope you are staying warm there, Angela usa Montana

[@IIGrayfoxII]

Should make cakes out of them that are highly compressed so they burn slower.

[@indyrock8148]

Yeah like use a hydraulic press and a die

[@rockets4kids]

@@indyrock8148 That was my first thought. My second thought was, "how long is this going to take, and what are the real costs when I factor in the value of my time."

[@crpth1]

Tip: Toilet paper support roll. One way or another every house has them as left over, or in other words garbage. Stuff them with oily sawdust, compress with a piece of wood. Had more sawdust as needed, compress. That's it, simple, easy, dirty cheap, as in FREE! The size makes them quite handy and practical to use in a wood stove. BTW it's totally worth to use a metal pipe as an outer sleeve. To support them while filling up. Makes the entire operation way easier. ;-) Curiously, I do have an hydraulic press near the area where I fill up the rolls. I can assure it's neither needed or worth the effort to try and compress them to a high degree. Waste to much time it's a diminishing return! So compress with a piece of wood by hand. That's good enough and fast. Cheers all

[@missymoonwillow6545]

just don't use the wife's bread pan! She might bap you over the head with her rolling pin!

[@mjfitzpatrick303]

@@crpth1 exactly what I do and burns nicely

[@ARCHSTANTON61]

i have burnt used motor oil this way for 20 years, with a brick and mortar flue... i am warm and saved lots of money, its a win win..

[@glenhehir3833]

Love your heating videos Gerry. Looking forward to seeing your next builds.

[@GerrysDiy]

More to come! Glen Thanks 👍

[@patriciamampel3601]

Greatly appreciate the oh so easy to-do tip! I'm off grid & this will be good project. Maybe ask our only restaurant to pour their used fry oil into my 5gal buckets for me to pick up...ask neighbors who cut lots of wood let me & my grands rake it up into truck bed & voila, a good chore for grandsons to help me with. Winters are 9mo long here & I'm in my 70s. Having a stockpile of these will help when too much snow or rain for me go outsidebring in more kindling & wood.

[@alexwttc]

and the town with a lovely fish and chips smell.

[@P1Gman]

I'll never not trust a man named Gerry, even if it is with G.

[@bicanoo_magic3452]

I love your channel Gerry.. a combination of knowledge, humour and quirky plus a ton of skill and creativity. "Oh ssit, that's a typical Irishman right?"

[@GerrysDiy]

Thanks for the flowers 😜 Not sure I'm typical and most likely on the cusp of being driven away with the lads in the white coats for an indefinite stay somewhere padded. KZbin promote the burner videos but the paragliding and paramotoring stuff is not so popular. I posted a video a few days ago to my other channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZ_dkpuIntaXsJY Thanks for commenting bicano_magic must show your comment to my wife 😜 She has other terms for my creative and skills . Cheers Gerry

[@bicanoo_magic3452]

@@GerrysDiy BTW> I'm also into paragliding and that's how I found you. But your 'other' skills is what made keep a tight hold of your channel. Seriously, tell your wife that there ARE people out there that really appreciate your type of channels and the efforts that goes into them. Even those of us in Sydney, Australia!!!!

[@jasonstevenson8569]

This is an excellent use of by products from your daily life . I applaud your innovative way to put what most consider waste into a fuel sorce for heat energy . Great way to recycle your waste .

[@martinbenton742]

Great to see you again Gerry. I mix veggie oil or waste motor oil with saw dust, (I learned from you), and press it through a section of pipe, with my 20 ton shop press or 22 ton wood splitter. I use the small ones for firestarters in the house, and the large ones go in my barrel heater in the shed. Cheers! Doc

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Martin. Great that you can hydraulically compress them. Haven't tried it myself yet. Have been following with interest the Elections your side of the Atlantic. Stay Safe Doc Great to hear from you. Cheers Gerry👍

[@martinbenton742]

@@GerrysDiy just a heads up, it doesn't take much oil when pressed hydraulically. Keep a catch pan under.

[@ratgreen]

I was just thinking this. Cool to know someone else is already doing it. How well do they hold together ? Would be nice if they stuck together long term so you could make a load and then store them. I wonder if there is a binding agent of sorts you could use to improve it.

[@martinbenton742]

@@ratgreen they don't stick together very well. I've seen videos that apply alot of heat and pressure to make "bricks", but I'm not that experienced.

[@martinbenton742]

@@ratgreen I'm also trying leaves. They hold together a little better but I don't add oil.

[@waleyefish9026]

If your in a Rural area this would be fine. In my neighborhood, people are burning pressure treated wood, green wood, leaves, garbage, plastic. You have to close the Windows or your whole house will smell. Most people are clueless, when it comes to burning things. I think your method is pretty good.

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi. Where I live is very rural. You can see that in my paramotor videos where I take off from the field in front of the house. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZbOnoF4gL5liZY Definitely would not suggest this for a housing estate. Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry 👍

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

You can also put this mixture into a water/newspaper slurry, then either press bricks or put inside dry newspaper, and roll logs. Mix in a cheap bottle of white glue (Elmers) to help.

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi HUBBABUBBA DROOPYDOOP Thanks for the suggestion. I think that would work very well indeed. Cheers Gerry👍

[@TheCanadianBubba]

The places you see some guys...

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

@@TheCanadianBubba I'm all over like dogshit :)

[@georgestyer2153]

Hi Gerry..Watching you again and enjoying your videos, also you have a wonderful Irish accent that take me back to the old country

[@ballygarran]

Hello from Galway. Love the information you give.

[@GerrysDiy]

Hello Galway. Thanks for commenting Great part of the country. 👍👍

[@jimsteele7108]

Good idea, I'll give it a shot! I have plenty of waste oil to get rid of, now all I need to do is find some sawdust.

[@taronen]

Wow. It really amazes me where these diy guys get their ideas. Burning impregnatef wood and motor oil in stowe. One thing, that wood and oil mixuture is burning far more hotter than regular logs, you will burn hole in your stowe, it is like a blowtorch. Second, someone already mentioned toxic gases.

[@ttttwwyu]

I like the idea but unless you get free sawdust and free vegetable oil it isn’t quite free heat

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi. That's true. Here's a video where I was running a stove on pure veggie oil No Sawdust. That stove can burn used motor oil too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qp_ddnd7pd9mj80 Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry👍

[@dodgeplow]

I burned just about everything that would safely - junk mail, leftover food that was too old to eat, cardboard boxes, etc. I just mixed it in with my firewood at a low ratio.

[@fuxyews2177]

Exactly what I do. Everyone saves just about everything burnable. Work too. Usually cardboard, wood furniture etc I once heated my house for an entire weekend with old socks and another weekend with old mail people wanted destroyed. May just get paper plates and cups and save on the washing , haha

[@seebaastian]

Why?? That os releasing carbon to atmosphere! Trees and plants take way longer to store that carbon in celulose than you to burn it to heat your places.

[@teamirina3587]

Thanks a lot! Very useful! God bless you!

[@ruskiryan2398]

I walked past your house the other evening and overheard two women comment "That eejit is always cooking chips" they were standing down wind of your chimney

[@missymoonwillow6545]

Cute. LOL!

[@braikka]

I do a similar thing except, I don't use that much oil & I pack it into milk cartons. Make them into briquets. They burn well.

[@garyetodd1]

It's called a smug pot, we've been doing that for years in the oil field (using diesel) but never inside.

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Gary. I have other burners in the playlist that work on pure oil and can run with forced air and some that run normally aspirated. I have a stove based on a smudge pot and it makes a ton of heat and can glow the flue pipe bright orange. Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry 👍

[@johnnygoins7457]

If you have paper towel barrels or empty toilet paper barrels you could pack it on their . Just a thought.great idea for sawdust or wood shavings

[@VNV67]

Allright Gerry ya got me into some hot water with the wife. I made this formula up and put into some old plastic bags that came from the market. And I must say that they kept the shop nice and warm. But that isn't all that got warm. My wife was a bit hotter than the barrel stove. She found out that I used the kitchen mixer to make them. I almost got hurt really bad. I ended up having to go to town and buy her a new mixer. But this isn't the first time she go hot over me using the food mixer. I also had mixed some water base paint that was white. I thought I had cleaned the beaters real good but she spotted a tiny speck on the beaters and said nothing. So that night we had a nice meal of fried chicken, corn on the cob, fresh picked peas, and mashed potatoes. BUT she mashed them with the mixer I had used and didn't wash it. Ya know I wondered why she didn't want any potatoes. LOL This time I bought her a new one and put the old mixer in my shop. Man let me tell you that women have a mean streak in them. But the plastic bags work very well and they like the paper burn completely up. Gerry have a great day sent from Florida...

[@rupe53]

Dave ... been there, done that. Buy al old mixer (and other stuff) at garage sales for use in the shop. You'd be amazed at what you can get for pennies on the dollar. Been in my home for 45 years and never bought a new mower, shovel, electric heater, or garden hose. I did buy a new extension cord at one point, but I have learned better!

[@mybrotherkeeper1484]

My wife could have been a private investigator.

[@akua7120]

Superb, such a wonderful way to sustain an recycle oil. Much appreciated.

[@willowraven4239]

This is a great idea! Do you think you can mix the oil with pine straw? Or other dry plant material like mulched twigs and / or leaves?

[@ellenorbjornsdottir1166]

This kind of thing is so interesting. I'm glad it helps you work into the heating season.

[@dave1secondago]

great vid gerry , just what we need in these uncertain times, stay safe now

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Dave. This is just a simple little video but it seems to be getting popular. Thanks for commenting Dave hope all is well at your end. Will be doing a live stream this week. Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry 👍

[@SP-mp9yi]

Gerry when you pass America’s Tire you can stop and ask them for their used tires and they give you for as many as you can carry free. I barely burn wood any more the tires make beautiful colors and noise too but they can be hard to cut so I welded 2 barrels together and pipe it to the old fire place so you can burn full tires. It does make the ceiling black when your starting from cold and I have a problem neighbor who complains about everything and he reckons it was my stove that sooted up his siding and stuff so I put a 90 degree on the roof chimney and ran about 30 feet horizontally to the freeway so noone gets upset because they figure its from the cars like normal now. I grown to like the smell better than wood too. OK Thank You.

[@deanbarr5740]

Love your experiments. This is how things evolve. A great idea. Thanks Gerry for sharing your idea's and knowledge.

[@GerrysDiy]

Hello Dean. Hope thing are well with you. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Really appreciated Cheers Gerry👍

[@peteberg7613]

From the wood room floor, I shovel up the wood bark and chips, then into the wood stove. Putting the wood chips and bark into a box or paper bag is the easiest way to load the stove.

[@delvictor7570]

I thought the title was “free hat” so I clicked on it. It reminded me of that one old South Park episode. That’s it, that’s the tweet.

[@GerrysDiy]

I like South Park Thanks for communing Cheers Gerry

[@santiagoperez2094]

Twee t?

[@delvictor7570]

@@santiagoperez2094 Tweek? Too much pressure!

[@davey7452]

Just a suggestion with an empty container pour about 350 ml of veg. Oil to coat the bottom then add sawdust waist and pour the rest on top mix when it is half full and do again with the remainder sawdust mix again till everything is mixed and ready to burn.

[@TheSwampdoggydog]

Great video as usual Gerry, could you look into secondary burn please. As in burning the gas in the smoke before it leaves the stove. Thank you

[@jasonhowell5362]

i do that with my rocket stove

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Brett. Will do.👍 Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry

[@lontheking126]

Yes that would make us a lot more content with the waste oil use and all

[@matheusdardenne]

This is a very good idea. Thanks for sharing. I use compressed sawdust pellets as kitty litter, and it results in sacks of waste sawdust when they pee on it, I was trying to find a good use for it. I'll try this.

[@tuppybrill4915]

You could fill toilet roll centres

[@GerrysDiy]

Great suggestion. Thanks Tuppy Brill 👍

[@larryroyovitz7829]

@@GerrysDiy I was thinking brown paper lunch bags. Kids can bring them home from school after use and then use them for this. True recycling.

[@kezzie40]

We use toilet roll and fill them with lint from the tumble dryer

[@MrDalegray]

Another great video.Thank you

[@blueoval250]

“Free” the word used incorrectly more than any other in history.

[@RetiredRhetoricalWarhorse]

At first I thought the same but didn't he say the oil was waste oil? That would make this pretty free.

[@blueoval250]

@@RetiredRhetoricalWarhorse I have to agree with that.

[@daviddarke7649]

Video title is a bit misleading, nowhere in the title does it mention waste oil, title is "free heat from sawdust and vegetable oil"

[@gs_weiss]

@@daviddarke7649 The title doesn't mention the heat is from burning it in a stove either but that's the energy transfer method he does with it. How are you mislead by this title? Video is about how to get heat for free with those ingredients, and then the content goes on to show you how to get heat for free with those ingredients...

[@notahotshot]

@@daviddarke7649, the title doesn't mention a vacuum cleaner, a bucket, a stirring tool, a paper bag, a wood burning stove, an ignition source, or a small amount of common sense either. I can see why someone like yourself would feel misled.

[@donaldsteele6276]

Very nice . I use my wind and solar hybrid trailer and a 600 watt infrared parabolic heater and can run it for 8 mo non stop free power and heat .

[@GerrysDiy]

Very nice! My shed is hooked up to the grid but I might put some panels on the roof later this year. Thanks for commenting Donald Cheers Gerry 👍

[@jasonantigua6825]

My father once told me about a friend of his many years ago when people used coal that his friend ran out of coal so used cut up car tyres! Said you couldn’t put your hand on the chimney wall as it was red hot!!!

[@jasonantigua6825]

@Blue Skies I’m going back to the 50s probably!

[@jasonantigua6825]

@Blue Skies ok

[@michaelb.42112]

This is SO logical , what a fantastic idea.

[@T_157-40]

I would use old bacon Grease and old veg oil but not motor oil. I would make them for camping and mix with dryer lint once fire is established. Then you do not need worry about the chimney.

[@alexandrastratanphotographer]

loving your stove and how genial the sawdust it makes complete sense ,t ty for sharing and looking forward to seeing how the stove was built

[@davidlang4442]

Never burn pressure treated wood in anything, anywhere.

[@steverichards3213]

Why?

[@baileyjerman5573]

Do tell

[@marcleclair2261]

Please explain , thanks .

[@gc7782]

Because the wood is treated with highly toxic chemicals that one would not want to breath

[@agfa663]

HERE IS WHY ! Burning treaded wood release ARSENIC in the air.

[@توفيقمحمد-ح5ي]

صنعت عجينة من هذا (نشارة الخشب مع زيت القلي المستهلك ) ووضعتها في قالب تحت مكبس للإبطاء من إحتراقها السريع وكانت النتيجة مذهله أرجو أن تجرب طريقتي

[@goptools]

Hi Gerry, Thanks for the video and the handy tip. I was wondering if the old veg oil was from your own use or if you source it locally. I would think that it would be hard to source because of thrifty people burning it in converted diesel vehicles. Just my thought, no real evidence behind it. -mike

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi goptools. It was just from my own kitchen. Sometimes I can get it but it is collected from the businesses in bulk. I need to make some changes to this stove to get it running on waste oil very soon. More build videos too. Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry👍

[@michaeltewes7833]

Since you have a wood stove have you ever used chainsaw sawdust or shaving in your wood stove?

[@onlinebills9169]

Im glad I found your channel again.

[@BR0KK85]

Could you substitute the sawdust with leaves ?

[@timothykeith1367]

Probably. Shredded straw and grass can burn well

[@JohnSmith-td7hd]

When I was a kid, I would get the sticks cut from yard work, bundle them together, leave them to dry, then burn them later. They release their energy quickly though, so they're a bit more fun then practical but it's making use of them.

[@shannonswyatt]

I guess sawdust and vegetable oil are free in Ireland, who knew?

[@Raven-rf7cz]

it is if you have a saw mill and deep fry chicken wings and i do both :)

[@missymoonwillow6545]

Grateful to have found your channel today! I look forward to showing your work to my male counterpart. He's gonna get really excited to see your stoves! God bless you for sharing this knowledge with us! Cheers from NE Washington, USA. 🍻👍🌞

[@GerrysDiy]

Thanks for commenting Much appreiated Cheers Gerry

[@markcotter4213]

Hi from St Louis Missouri! I have an old Franklin stove that I'd like to burn waste oil in. Any suggestions? I love your videos!

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Mark. I have some waste oil videos on making a burner but I will be converting this one to run on waste oil very shortly. Just had a look at a Franklin stove. They look really well built but as it's an open stove I'm not sure of your best path. Thanks for commencing Great to hear from Missouri Cheers Gerry👍

[@AxellTh]

I use milk cartons. Good idea with the used oil. Have been thinking what to do with it other than impregnate wooden fence posts and maybe for garden oil lamps.

[@aeeades9098]

Love this! Thank You!

[@robertschrader3941]

Another thing you can use is rolled up newspapers soaked in cooking or sump oil. Let them dry off, then burn. Very effective 👌

[@jimholmes2555]

Easy way to make sawdust, put a couple of cups of wood pellets in an empty coffee can add a couple of cups of water and 15 minutes later you have moist sawdust. Wring out the excess water using a pillow case and squeeze it in a mop wringer. Spread the sawdust out on a sheet of plywood for further drying.

[@carlosclavell326]

Saludos from Texas. Nice post.

[@RedNeckSurgeyTech]

All I need is a buttload of free sawdust and oil.

[@joycefuller4366]

I am allways greatfull to see people using the brain God gave them .. This is what our ancestors did .. You can also make oil lite's / candle's You can use lard for the same reasons (you can make damp wood burn with lard or oil as well .. Thank you for sharing 😍 P.S. if you use these two items for lite put them in a fire place because they smoke and will make your walls black ... Seriously !

[@JuanDoe1776]

Great video on how to make alternative fuel. I’m impressed with the burn stove. Can you make a video on how you made the stove?

[@onlinebills9169]

4:10 "You dont want to go in dripping wet" Me: "Thats what SHE said!"

[@jonathanbinns5725]

just mix sawdust and water leave for 24hrs make snowballs, let them dry, burn them. good forearm exercise no chemicals.

[@rustedratchetgarage6788]

correction to my recent post that does look like a totally new stove I'm going to have to go back and review videos apparently I haven't been getting notifications that you have a new design

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Jake. I built this one during the spring and although it's an oil drum conversion I made the main parts so they bolt off so as the drum is getting old I can just cut a few holes in the new one and install my own homebuilt Stove kit. Thanks for commenting Jake really appreciated Cheers Gerry

[@catherinesyme901]

Love your video! I’ve just subbed, blessings from New Zealand

[@letsgobrandon6281]

That oil cost about 10 dollars. Could get about 16 logs for that money

[@Bushcraft-xz6xd]

It was used oil that would be normally chucked in the bin.

[@wernerviehhauser94]

Thats what I was thinking, too. It really only makes sense with old oil from deep frying etc. But I would opt for a press to make bricks. The oil probably generates a lot of soot (and would, here in Germany, severly violate emission laws).

[@OkoblitzBF]

The american Dream....

[@neg8098]

1 liter of vegetable oil cost under 1€

[@wernerviehhauser94]

@@neg8098 True. Still more expensive than wood.

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Thanks for showing us. Take care.

[@GerrysDiy]

Thank you too

[@carriebishop8838]

All the dislikes must not like recycling things that can be burned

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi Carrie. Looking on the bright side there are lots of views and likes too. Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry 👍

[@johnnyjeep8350]

Great idea, thinking I could use wast motor oil in the same way as you did and also make a brick press up to compress the saw dust and oil mixture into burn able bricks.

[@kellyvcraig]

A good add to this information would be, a laser thermometer to track the temperature of burning straight wood vs oil soaked sawdust, straw or what have you. I used to use pellets I treated with candle wax for fire starter. I would pour a [double boiler on LOW heat] pan of wax from garage sale candles and blocks of paraffin over a five gallon bucket of pellets. Surprisingly, the melted wax would mix into the pellets well, if I didn't dawdle. A cup or two would get the fire blazing hot, so it couldn't be used as regular fuel. I didn't have a laser thermometer back in those days, but I don't doubt the heat that mix threw off was significantly above what well dried cherry kicked out.

[@mgpprev5450]

Burning motor oil not good gerry , it carcinogenic, and can cause many breathing difficulties 😳

[@XxlightxX]

I would use it for black smithing since it looks good and not ugly.

[@banditgrizzy1955]

Put a couple heat activated fans on top and you got a Very efficient stove😎👍

[@joistein]

Vegetable oil is to expensive to use today but waist oil is better.

[@TheBudgie29]

In The 70's We would go fishing In the Snow up passed Your knees. We had Two large Timber Yards In the town. One was right by the River and Lakes. We would go In to the Yard and collect the Fine grain Sawdust from a Huge Shed there In bags. Then We would get old Paint Tins and start to compacted the Sawdust Into the Tin Inch by Inch. Then Put Petrol In, on Every stage, Just enough to damp It. You do this right to the top. Then all You have to do Is take the lid off. Run a Match over the top and It would Light up. Now this Is the best thing. Even though It put out a lot of Heat, The can doesn't get Hot cause It Is the Fumes that Is Burning. We would cook Food on It, Heat up water for Coffees. And Have a couple of them going at once. To Put them out, just put the lid on them. We didn't need to take them home, Just put them In the Rushes, they looked like someone had dumped old Paint Tins.

[@GerrysDiy]

Hi theBudgie29 That sound great and you painted a fantastic picture of it, really well told. Thanks for sharing Cheers Gerry 👍

[@TheBudgie29]

@Robbie gregory Layered the Sawdust Inch by Inch, Pouring just a little bit of Petrol to each layer, Damping more than soaking. till you reach the top, Leave about a Inch from the top (Don't Fill all the way). You can use bigger Cans, If You are heating a big space. It Is just the Fumes of the Petrol that burns, so the tin does not get hot. Then to Extinguish the flame, just put the lid on. Hope this Helps.

[@Bikemaddad]

Hiya doing. Loving these videos and going to be using to keep us warm here in chilly Cork. Thanks so much for the info. 🇮🇪

[@peterwilson5528]

That was really interesting. Thanks. P.S. Love your accent :)

[@ryelor123]

One thing you could try is flour and water as the binder. Its cheaper than oil. You can use dollar store pans as a mold. Also a great way to make a solid brick of birdseed or mouse feed. Let Mickey and Minnie chew on a brick of birdseed instead of stuff that's valuable.

[@richardwarries6057]

Ill never seen that bird that brings free oil here.. 😂😂😂

[@JeremyB8419]

Idk about waste vegetable oil, but you can make molds to do sawdust/boiled linseed oil “bricks” to use

[@GerrysDiy]

Sounds good thanks for commenting Jeremy Cheers Gerry

[@holymonke5165]

Thank you very much.

[@JasonEllingsworth]

Burn your dryer lint as well. We stuff it in cardboard tubes from the paper towels, and seal each end with wax. Works great as starter logs when camping as well. You could also mix it 50/50 with lint and sawdust, with or without oil, and compress it in the tube to make a slower burning log

[@grumpyolesilverback7211]

I’ve seen this before. Guys were using a hydraulic press to make cylinders in a pipe then cutting them into pucks to burn. Everyone who does use this technique cleans the chimney a couple of times a month to prevent soot build up. They use those chimney cleaning logs as well. Cheers.

[@GerrysDiy]

Thanks Patrick. This stove is destined to be a multi fuel stove and will burn waste veggie oil on my own burner design. I have lots of these in my playlists but here's one I built and even cooked breakfast on. Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry kzbin.info/www/bejne/qp_ddnd7pd9mj80

[@joey-cn6mt]

With all that fuel I that barrel burning jeesus criest . you not skared you gone melt the barrel??? I love the barrel consaped it's like a incert that goes on a barrle and you are all set. Man that is a great idea!!. Good thinking what a great thing

[@aezakmi354]

Greta loves it