Great ! Waste Oil Burner model for winter that you can't miss. HEAT for Free with Waste Oil Burner

[@dad1432]

Spent three weekends building this. The pint of waste oil from my push mower heated the garage for the 90 minutes preceding my death from carbon monoxide poisoning. Willed it to my college aged son who managed to convert it into a perpetual bong.

[@andywells397]

Ha ha 😅

[@scottleggejr]

The circle of life 🙌♻

[@oldowl4290]

Hilarious.

[@teamedgewise6276]

The perpetual bong actually made me laugh out loud 😂

[@ryanweaver4637]

This does not say learn how to weld so leave him alone he came up with something that clearly made you watch it and said nothing about how to weld. Great vid man! Dont worry about the haters!

[@danielgiacomino582]

Muy bueno te felicito, te pregunto larga aire limpio?

[@gettojet]

29 years as cwd certified welder ,who gives a shit if you get penetration on this application ,this guys doing more in the video than most of yall "welders" do in a week ,good on ya ,im gonna fab one up ,I like the music to thank you good video!!!

[@chubbyb5718]

If your truly a 30 yr certified welder then you would care about EVERY weld having penetration. Thank god you’ve never worked in the gas industry

[@gettojet]

@@chubbyb5718 like I said doing more in the video than ya'll "gas plant " o beam welders do in a week

[@gettojet]

It's a waste oil furnace man stop getting bent lol

[@lmtn]

Honestly, my soldering skills still need to learn a lot. Thank you for sharing, I will try harder so that we will create more perfect heater 😊

[@Dave5843-d9m]

A few tacks would do the job. It’s not a pressure weld. Stop being so prissy.

[@kenosabi]

Lots of salty wielders in the comments hating on dude yet none of them have any channels showing us their awesome skills. Interesting how that works. Keep working dude. You'll only get better.

[@lmtn]

I really really sincerely thank you very much. The negative comments with like lessons to further improve his skills. Your compliments are the biggest motivation for me to create more perfect heater. Thanks very much. Respect

[@MarkWright1963]

No we are too busy doing a proper job

[@mikechancey5997]

I see mostly people simply trying to educate not insulting , where are the negative comments ? We welders and fitters thar KNOW what we are doing are really busy building large structures and other things for the world to enjoy and (not me because I have my own shop) probably would get in trouble with their employers for making videos on the job.

[@Few.Be.There.That.Find.It.]

I bet it puts off a great smell

[@lmtn]

yes, it smells like a machine

[@Juanruizsalamanca]

muy bueno pero lo que te ahorras en gas te lo gastas 3 veces en luz, jejjejeejej

[@giorgosstefanoudakis1980]

move the tip of the welder closer please, it hurts my eyes and ears seeing that..

[@francomtz7115]

Don't watch if it hurts your ass also.

[@jazzyjace1]

I'm like holy bubble gum

[@albertocarbajal1776]

1st thought was 'Damn long arc enough!'

[@bangsandrew666]

That's how he keeps his tip so clean bro! Lol

[@lionelwilder774]

Good job the other asswipe comments are from guys living in mom's basement

[@joachimriuol1084]

I like that you comment all your comments in a very respectful and friendly way 👍

[@TIMUR-ASKET]

Superbe vidéo merci beaucoup 👍 👍 👍

[@lmtn]

merci pour le compliment, pensez-vous que cette vidéo nous devons ajouter et corriger un peu plus, je pense qu'il manque encore quelque chose

[@jean-pierre-cane]

@@lmtn Bonjour, Pouvez-vous me vendre un modèle svp ? Merci

[@lifeongps]

Heat for free while barbecuing the kids! lol

[@davis1000000]

Can't wait to show my misses I've ripped out our gas boiler and made one of these to put in its place... she'll be over the moon

[@betlcurtis865]

please show the oil induction tube being being built and maybe a few of the dimensions of the tanks. thanks, it looks great

[@frostywelder1220]

Please move your weld lead to where the nozzle is about 1/4-3/8 inch away from what your welding. If you’re worried about burning thru what you’re welding you can adjust the wire speed and voltage to compensate for that. You have too much stick out while welding.

[@lmtn]

My soldering skills really need to learn a lot. Thank you for giving me valuable advice. I will try to improve and make better heating models

[@DemBoyz5247]

Ya it was killing me watching it.

[@МерседесБенсАМГ5.0]

@@lmtn Здраствуйте можете список размеров трубы и детали для все это написать.

[@jackonthefarm5540]

@@lmtn The big reason to have the nozzle closer to the weld is to benefit from the shielding gas. You are not getting the shielding effect with the nozzle so far away.

[@daddydawg1902]

@@jackonthefarm5540 I'm just learning myself at 67 but isn't that a Flux-core welder? Mine doesn't use gas ... but the comments about the wire stick-out are also what I've been told. 1bout 1/4-1/2 in seems to be the standard. My HB 125 Flux-core doesn't have a graduated voltage adjustment.. just Min/MAX ! My wire-feed speed is 1-10 graduations and it's hard to get it right.. Sometimes I wish I had tried a Stick-welder.. seems to be much easier to learn.

[@nathanwest4670]

For a guy that's living outside in the northern climate in Canada. That design of yours will come in very handy for me. Thank you❤

[@lmtn]

I'm glad to hear that! Creating practical solutions for harsh climates is always a rewarding venture. Wishing you all the best with your project, and I hope it helps keep you warm and comfortable in that cold Canadian weather.

[@marvingoodwin1]

Nice build, only problem I see is that the combustion gases need to be vented to the exterior of the building to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

[@royjohnson465]

Exactly!! Do not burn that openly indoors inside for long periods of time, breathing dangerous fumes into the lungs causing brain damage and respiratory health problems.

[@derekwalker2623]

That threaded pipe is meant to deliver heat from outside of the building

[@Actias1974]

In many countries they just poison themselves. No biggie.

[@adamthiessen2676]

And a insulated sleeve for the pipe if it's going through the wall of a building as I amagine it is but yes carbon monoxide is extremely dangerous venting the exhaust like you said is a must ✌️👍

[@jeremymerrix6236]

@@adamthiessen2676 pipe through wall is the heat inside only at 79°c

[@pestyben]

Holy stick out weld man

[@lmtn]

It seems like there are concerns about the welding technique used in the video. Welding stick-out, which refers to the distance between the end of the welding electrode and the workpiece, is indeed a critical factor in welding quality. A proper stick-out is essential for producing strong and clean welds. If you have insights or recommendations on how to achieve better welding results or if you have questions about specific welding techniques, feel free to share them. Constructive feedback and discussions about welding methods can be valuable for those looking to improve their welding skills. What are your thoughts on achieving better stick-out and overall welding quality? 🔥🛠️😊

[@leokimvideo]

I highly suggest a carbon monoxide monitor with a heater like this.

[@user-tn1hk6zm2freedom]

Using inside a building it will kill you.

[@leeknight9957]

The burner/stove would be exterior and the fan valve he opened was a pass through, shouldn't be anything combustible in there.

[@andrewa8569]

​@leeknight9957 except its pushed by a fan....thats drawing air next to a FIRE.....

[@lmtn]

That's a great safety suggestion! Adding a carbon monoxide monitor when using a heater like this is a wise decision. Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be produced when burning certain fuels, and it can be harmful if not detected in time. Having a monitor ensures you'll be alerted if there are any dangerous levels of carbon monoxide in the area, providing an extra layer of safety for you and those around. Safety should always be a top priority. 👍

[@lmtn]

You're absolutely right! When using any heating device, especially indoors, proper ventilation and safety precautions are essential. Carbon monoxide, as mentioned earlier, can be a serious concern if not properly managed. It's vital to ensure that the area is well-ventilated, and if you're using a heater indoors, a carbon monoxide detector is a must to alert you to any dangerous levels of the gas. Safety should always come first, and using heating devices responsibly is crucial to prevent any risks to your health. Thank you for highlighting this important safety concern. 🙏

[@michaelcampise5617]

Yeah I'm sure that thing is Fire Marshall approved

[@DieselsHOGVlog]

I appreciate ingenuity, I'm a power engineer so I really enjoyed this. My guess is the bottom pipe was drawing the fumes from the hot oil back to the blower pipe via venturi action in order for there to be flames coming out of the tee you drilled the holes in. I suspect there is a significant time edit from lighting the tissue paper to you actually boiling off oil at a temp that will produce flammable gas. Fun project though, good on you for trying a project like that, it was a respectable amount of time required! 👍

[@jacogomez1093]

Sadly it is much simpler. Fire can only occur when oxygen and fuel are mixed in the proper ratio, due to the heat in the combustion chamber, the used oil vaporizes, creating an oil atmosphere with very little oxygen (obviously only inside the combustion chamber) that cannot sustain a flame, the oxygen in the air injected by the "T with holes" in the chamber allows combustion only where there is sufficient oxygen, making it appear that fuel is coming out of the "T" but only air is comming out. Cody'sLab has a video that shows this phenomenon in a more controlled way (kinda like a lab setting i guess): kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpvQiWCKiraerpY

[@OfficialSNIxn]

Hello fellow Canadian power engineer!

[@DieselsHOGVlog]

@@OfficialSNIxn Cheers 🍻

[@LOGIBEAR01]

Power Engineers love to tell everyone that they are Power Engineers 🤣

[@DieselsHOGVlog]

@Logan it separates the educated from the youtube self proclaimed experts and provides an opportunity for aimless morons to point out they have the IQ of bean dip. 🙄

[@JohnJohn-nh5mj]

Man a lot of people are complaining about your invention; in my opinion this is the greatest heater ever and using waisted oil. I will give you an A PLUS, How many people with low resources can heat their families with that brother, thanks for an excellent video

[@Darkice77]

Yep. This is one of the quickest carbon monoxide poisoning machines out there. Should be able to kill everyone in the building in minutes.

[@mikeconnery4652]

Well done. For your next project add a heat engine that turns a fan, liquid pump, and generator. An outside air inlet inside your exhaust exit. Make sure the air is heated in pipes before entering the combustion chamber and with the excess energy from the generator use electrolysis to make hydrogen and oxygen. Make sure to use steal, copper, or stainless steel wool and maybe a p-trap on your separated inlet pipes. Enjoy

[@silkysifaka1908]

OMG so funny, I'm dead!!!🤣😂☠ for real--- . 😐

[@AJRestoration]

You could make it warm heat and warm water by putting a water vessel on top of the big burner exhaust. Its just wasting energy.

[@lmtn]

Hello . Thank you for watching my video. Have a nice day this new day. Thank you for the good idea

[@wills1110]

I expected it to be more like a smudge pot, but very interesting. Looked fun to make

[@millerhollermusic]

Lot of people dogging you on here, and while I would have ground a little material before welding, this is badass. You made one and probably nobody talking trash has.

[@lmtn]

Thanks for your support! I appreciate your understanding. Every project has its challenges, and it’s all about learning and improving. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@floydmcmullen9833]

So the electricity is free to power the blower. Amazing

[@tajon5394]

Yup it is, he build the wind generator last month, the new solar panels will be installed next month. So yes free electricity, it only cost £1,000 to be free use.

[@rickclooney5461]

If you ar going to run the blower all the time anyhow , save yourself a lot of time and just run a Blow Dryer for the same results and no old Oil required to fool around with.

[@briconajib4584]

Bonjour mon ami 👍 merci pour le partage de cette belle vidéo intéressante, merci pour l'explication 💐🙏🙏🙋

[@petercallahan-lr2mi]

this is the best use of waste oil as it will burn up the contaminants in the oil . great use of old parts .

[@lmtn]

Thank you very much. I guess you haven't had time to watch our new grill video, it would be great to hear what you think about this new video.

[@turbine_doctor]

That would fit nicely in my greenhouse!!

[@michaelreed9733]

Now that's another great idea Brian

[@unprofor9394]

You don’t want to EAT the Vegetables afterwords, if You don’t let the fumes of the used Oil, go outside…😉

[@christophsmaul305]

That's why the world is the way it is!!!!!

[@_TheDudeAbides_]

Fun build project as long as it is not used. It is is highly pollutive.

[@Mrthanh152]

so beautiful. I will learn from you how to make one

[@Freeman361]

I cracked up, when I heard the Rooster, @ 5 mins.❤️👍🇨🇦

[@briankenison7995]

Fantastic job hiding the propane line

[@fabiotorrigiani]

99% of people think that’s real, it’s awesome Blue flame and no oil exiting by the tube 😂😂

[@will_der_dude]

Yeeeeah, I was trying to figure out why he went through all that other trouble with the waste oil, then I realized, oh he doesn't want people to know about the lp supply.🤣

[@cory9572]

That coke nail is insane!

[@matthewcaldwell8057]

Friend, try pointing more direct to the seem or maybe even at a pushing angle slightly as you weld. Will notice big difference and get a stronger more effective weld. There is little penetration when dragging the lead back. Awesome heater idea

[@lmtn]

Thank you for your advice. I will try to promote more to create more perfect heating products

[@matthewcaldwell8057]

@@lmtn definitely have me interested in making one. Lol Thank you for the video.

[@raymondkierl2778]

Yep, push a Mig and drag a stick (mostly). A good clean area for the bead make a roll of dimes jealous!

[@zaheerahsan1150]

Mashallah beautiful

[@vedo94x82]

People used to throw away waste oil. Now that oil burners became a thing, its super hard to find a supply of waste oil. Same thing happened to saw dust and waste wood like branches now it all goes to wood pellet production.

[@paraflightjoe1053]

I got Flash Burns🤪✌🤪 I LOVE THE WHEEL MOUNT!!!

[@seansysig]

Impressive hot air discharge temp of 77 degrees Celsius (170F) of course the colder the air intake temp the lower the discharge temp.

[@chrisscott7148]

Great video. I agree with Frosty Welder below and also, push the weld around rather than drag it.

[@lmtn]

Hello . Thank you for watching my video and giving me useful advice

[@davidoconnor3155]

Great system, I'd love to build one of these but a little commentary speaking or just text in some parts of the manufacturering process would definitely help to understand some of technical points 👍

[@michaelcastro5339]

There are 2 bowls basically, one where the fuel is burned and the outside bowl around it to heat the air... the lower air intake flows air that goes into the house the top flows air into the burning chamber. The airflow is split and pushes air to both while keeping them separate. The problem with this design is that being too close to the heat exhast will cause 1st degree burns very quickly from the air alone, so having something that doesn't burn in the way of that airflow would be ideal.

[@pjarma8536]

I’m making one of these for Gremlin Thumberg! I’m naming mine “DreamStealer!”

[@itzjoeylo4501]

If you install a heat exchanger with enclosed blower you could use the heat from the vertical exhaust too. Just be sure to have it completely sealed to the carbon dioxide and draw fresh air.

[@n.v.adrian5821]

Polucion at the top level

[@mikecurrington5641]

Proper KZbin build.im making one for my workshop.brilliant👍 merry Xmas everyone

[@lmtn]

merry Xmas 😊😊

[@trump45and2zig-zags]

Oh i gotta make one for the shop! Just got our first hard freeze. With 30 mowers and 7 trucks, plenty of fuel source!

[@lmtn]

That sounds like a practical approach for your shop, especially in the face of a hard freeze! Utilizing the available fuel sources from your mowers and trucks for heating is a clever and resourceful idea. If you have any specific questions or need further information about implementing this heating method, feel free to ask. Best of luck with keeping the shop warm during the cold weather, and thank you for sharing your innovative approach!

[@Myneighborhoodsolution]

Pretty cool! Good results for what you had to work with! Merry Christmas!

[@abitmadcap]

Awesome Job - this is definitely being added to the 2 terabyte, end of the world, survival, hard drive of youtube videos!

[@DanielCardei]

This is not about the Burner, its about his welding skills! well done👍

[@matthewhatton9471]

They're horrible

[@stevem1081]

Not bad for a first time welder. I'm sure after a few weeks, it will be much better.

[@barnabybones2393]

Materials $100.00. Shop, tools and equipment $4000.00. Experience, priceless. "Free". Make one anyone can make.

[@hootinouts]

I love it. You did a fine job. You must have some engineering training with how you configured this. I am really impressed.

[@Pipizzakitchen]

I have respect for the way he seems to have mastered the art of drilling a curved surface without putting a drill bit through a body part.

[@vandreiman1278]

You’re like a surgeon with that grinder amazing.

[@cuongle7878]

very good

[@lmtn]

wow, thank you

[@robertnelson4755]

More heat and energy is escaping through the top

[@joeydover]

Should have named the video, "How to Build Your Very Own Carbon Monoxide Generator." If any of the welds are suspect between the fire pot and the surrounding heat chamber or the fan to the house starts pulling the fumes from the fire pot, someone is going to die...

[@lmtn]

You are very right sir. We have to really weld them very firmly to ensure safety

[@100pyatt]

🔥☠️🔥☠️💯☝️

[@royjohnson465]

"How to build a death trap." Do not burn that openly indoors inside for long periods of time, breathing dangerous fumes into the lungs causing brain damage and respiratory health problems.

[@salesbossclosingboss1228]

Absolutely best comment here the flames burn all pre existing oxygen and can create a carbon monoxide issue thru air back flow and not having a system to vent the carbon monoxide outside the heated area

[@serviceleone]

OTS VERY GOOD TO KEEP PLANET AIR CLEAN . CONGRATS !!!! MY ASS

[@johnr7632]

Wondering if any welders noticed his heat, wire speed and distance.

[@oakworkssia2016]

Yep!... I looked into comments exactly at 1:50 to look for a comment like yours :D

[@coolstreetman]

He welds like a blind deff and dumb

[@slickpimp5936]

lol that stick out was hard to watch

[@pbssandman9985]

He probably just fixed everything and let someone who can weld finish it??. I've been a welder for 45 years and watching him weld makes my stomach hurt 😁!! But he is good at coming up with good ideas and videos !!

[@erikrobles5727]

If it so bad what the fuck are you bitches doing him giving him revenue by watching his videos

[@Graham-mv6zo]

Thank you for showing me in so much greater detail 😊 X

[@castronly87]

Very interesting project! Can you show the whole piece once the blue flame is burning? I didn't know the waste oil burn out like propane...

[@iknowyourebrokeauto468]

I thought the same I think it is propane or N.G the waste oil is not the main fuel

[@robertnjos3456]

Great idea for someone that has all the tools to build that. And you need to know how to weld, but if you do that's awesome.

[@lmtn]

Certainly! Building a project like this does require access to tools and welding skills. If you're interested in trying it out, are there specific tools or welding techniques you'd like to learn more about, or any other questions you have in mind to get started? Feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to provide you with the information you need.

[@majorahole]

I used to think things like this were great. It is a good idea. Take waste and turn it into something useful. But I became aware of the fact that most engine oil contains toxic heavy metals that when burned are aerosolized into the room the oil is being burned in. Using something like this with used Motor oil will give you cancer over time. If you have used vegetable oil or peanut oil this would be great. But something to keep in mind. Great video.

[@lmtn]

thank you, you are great, with this stove you can use oils like you said, and they all burn very well, give a great blue flame, if you are interested in cooking oil burners that burn well Anyway, please go to my channel

[@shawnsatterlee6035]

What doesn't give u cancer? I can tell you that ur sissy comment is giving me cancer just reading it!

[@josesantossanchez9341]

Muy bonito, pero algo complicado. Gracias

[@richardteeter8986]

AFTER CAREFUL CONSIDERATION AND AMPLE TIME TO REVIEW THE VIDEO 📹 I AND MY FRIEND DETERMINED THAT ON A SCALE 1 THREW 10 WE'D RATE THIS PROJECT AT A 7 ONLY BECAUSE USED VEHICLE OIL IS EASILY OBTAINABLE BUT ELECTRICITY ON THE OTHER HAND might not be so easy to obtain in the future!! Nice informative article 👍 👏!!

[@lmtn]

Thank you for your thoughtful review! I'm glad to hear that you found the project informative. Indeed, using used vehicle oil can be a readily available resource, while electricity availability can vary. If you have any more questions or need further information, feel free to ask. Your feedback is appreciated! 👍👏

[@PaulThomas-qo9vy]

Mr. Creative, Wow, you have so many great ideas & variations of heaters, stoves & boilers! It's amazing & Inspiring! Thank you for the sacrifices & hard work you have put into this KZbin channel.

[@lmtn]

Thank you so much for being here with us, your words of encouragement are great to me, best of luck, do you have any suggestions for me?

[@PaulThomas-qo9vy]

@@lmtn I would like to see an hot oil lamp with a blue/white flame. Maybe experiment with mantles that glow white when heated by the flame, or fine stainless steel mesh screen that would glow orange/yellow color when the flame is inside the screen. Of course a clean smokeless burn would be ideal & low fuel consumption would be nice. Try waste cooking oil & motor oil or combinations of oil & other combustible liquids to clean up combustion, if oil smokes in a lamp. Maximize a tiny lamp light by surrounding the lamp with globe shaped glass jars filled with water (like an antique shoe cobblers lamp that took the light from 1 candle & magnified it many times). What was old can be new again to new generations! Gods blessings to you! Paul from South Central Texas, USA.

[@bic1964]

The planet thanks you...😶

[@lmtn]

Thank you for watching my video

[@dalegsxr9718]

I don't know if it has been mentioned in the comments already but if you have to use galvanised steel please grind the galvanising off (wearing a dust mask) before welding as it causes not only a poor weld but also has many health risks breathing in the fumes.

[@stevelinbergbaby135]

I think that coating is zinc?

[@dalegsxr9718]

@@stevelinbergbaby135 Galvanised steel is Zinc coated steel and when it is heated the fumes are very toxic to breathe

[@Gilstrap2009]

The galvanizing is on inside of pipe too, grinding off outside will sure reduce the toxic emissions but speaking from experience it doesn't take much to make you want to die. About as sick as I've ever been. Back before I knew better!

[@dalegsxr9718]

@@Gilstrap2009 Yeah that is true, I was just thinking of reducing the exposure as much as possible. I myself would never choose to weld Galvanised steel again as it is horrible stuff even with extraction and a good adflow pack.

[@timmarkham522]

Strip it with muriatic acid

[@rigo1529]

That first song reminds me when I call for parts and they have me on hold for 30 minutes.

[@nathanmciver6496]

Nice! Weh! That is some solid engineering! Love this! Sounds perfect and looks like it's tuned just right! Ah maybe not if thiers any military code attachment! I just like the stove :)

[@MarkWright1963]

Guys a twat he can’t weld to save his life!

[@lmtn]

Honestly, I want everyone to have the best experience while watching my videos. Thank you very much. That's the motivation for me to create more perfect heater models

[@skipshepherd7246]

A wood stove with a waste oil drip worked good back in the day for the shop.

[@lmtn]

It's great to hear that a wood stove with a waste oil drip worked well for your shop in the past! This approach can be a practical and resourceful solution for heating in certain environments, especially in workshops. If you have any specific memories, tips, or if there's more you'd like to share about your experience with this setup, feel free to do so. I'm here to listen and discuss any related topics or questions you may have!

[@smithdog4770]

It's a cool video and shows what can be done with limited tools and skill. Obviously this was not a pro-fabrication job, it was a quick and dirty way to use tools that a lot of us do have on hand, to get the job done. And many of us have tools that we haven't used enough to know how to get the best results from, but we don't get better unless we practice. Having said all this, I would probably post a HUGE Disclaimer on this video. Use at your own risk, proper ventilation required, leaks could kill you, not for children or stupid people to attempt, etc. etc. etc. This is an "adults" only project and by that I don't mean just "age". I mean that you have to be a mature person mentally and understand that there are dangers that go along with using a cancerous agent to heat your home with and that leaks will cause carbon monoxide to pile up, etc. etc. etc. It's a fun idea, with limited uses. Within those limits, it has it's place. Plus it's always fun to engineer anything and the process of working the bugs out is always a learning experience.

[@batservice7725]

Perfect answer

[@f87115]

If you keep warning the slow ones, they will keep producing , let nature take its course 😂

[@f87115]

I bet you were excited when you finished that short story 😂, these comments should make you giddy 😂I think the word is admonishment, it’s what all social media is based on, humans wanting attention 😂we all do it , I as well, take away our image and what is left, then you know your inner self 😂 weeeeeee,,, edited, typing is hard

[@vasilkolov6249]

hello, your idea is very interesting, I want to ask you, the burner must be outside the room we want to heat. where it is safe to keep the torch. and do you have any idea what area can be heated

[@richardmccann4815]

@vasile Kolov you will have to build another room to house the heater.

[@ВикторТолочко-н6к]

СУПЕР! МОЛОДЦЫ!

[@pams2270]

Very good engineering, I've seen so many videos of this exact creation and yours won my time to reproduce what you've so wonderfully done! Though the only difference is I'll be holding my welding tip closer to the butt joints..LOL Great job and thank you for your enginuity.

[@pams2270]

@@thekarmalife2693 the karma life? Might want to change that if you expect anyone to take you serious.

[@pams2270]

@LJ any place , it's small and portable. Inside a home maybe not, unless your home resembles a barn. What you would do is pipe heated air from a heating plate to the house. Simple.

[@austinlocklin4155]

D.bags like your are any erbody gets a trophy....copied idea 5. Quality build 1.5....find some oldies lad....dont talk listen and practice

[@robbydaniels1776]

@LJ in my opinion if the oil will catch fire no need to worry about the grade but looks like he has motor oil in this video.

[@Pipizzakitchen]

@@lj4885 used cooking oil burns very well, and bacon grease is the best smelling heat there is

[@stevenhazlett9458]

Pretty awesome should consider lining the inner chamber with some fire brick material to help with prevention of melting any metal 10fir

[@charlesfoleysr6610]

I have found that many of the synthetic oils do not easily burn. So know what used oil you are feeding your burner.

[@2_Trillion_galaxies]

Clever idea with the fan assisted heat exchanger👍

[@MurseSamson]

🤔 I wonder what the particulate and carbon output is on that device. Great build, but as a nurse I'm pretty sure that this is an exceptionally carcinogenic heating solution.

[@gerardoalbertoreyesperez2552]

Exelente

[@LoBeau53]

You should hold your tip further away from the weld puddle. That red glow of the wire helps to preheat the weld metal and the less concentrated flow of shielding gas eases the transition to normal atmosphere, especially when you are welding on painted, rusty or dirty metal.

[@LameGuyStuff]

Lmao.

[@lmtn]

Honestly, my soldering skills still need to learn a lot. Thank you for sharing, I will try harder so that we will create more perfect heater 😊

[@kennethcrowe300]

you could make it alot easier

[@jimmirich]

Completely the opposite of what this guy said

[@johnprice9424]

Thank you. And disregard the haters bro.

[@lmtn]

Thank you sir. I consider them lessons that I need to try to develop, Anyway thanks to everyone who gave me advice

[@doccpu7]

Hmmm. glad i have a plasma cutter and dont need a cutter grinder to make my plates and hols. buzzzzzzzz. done.

[@jonbell2305]

Excellent idea. But if its being used in the UK did you know it's illegal to burn your old oil. You must dispose of it to a registered company so the companies can sell it on and government get the tax from it again. I only found out last week. Been doing it for years

[@lmtn]

Wow, I didn't know that. There are a lot of things we need to learn before making it. Thank you so much for sharing these interesting insights.

[@brotzio]

Your average engine oil contains roughly 75% of basis oil (mineral and / or synthetic. The rest of it is composed by non-organic substances like metals (lead, barium, zinc) or other elements (phosphorus, sulfonates). Industries that burn waste oil like cement factories use filters.

[@jonbell2305]

@@lmtn The information might be wrong but I was watching another video about a Chinese diesel heater and the bloke was explaining the costs of running it on diesel rather than electricity. And said in the video that you can run it on oil engine oil but it's illegal and goes on to explain why. I never knew I will be honest I've been using a oil burner for years. But I'm not selling any so might be worth looking into

[@mikaay25]

Nothing is illegal unless you get caught or a "good" neighbor drops a dime on you! (to the kids reading, dropping a dime refers to pay phones that used to be out in public)

[@jonbell2305]

But as many countries do is to stop free anything. It's all about controlling the people who have a brain. If we all could be bothered we'd all go get solar panels and come off the grid and then pay no fuel costs. But now in the UK you need planning permission to put solar panels on your roof. And if the UK wanted to go 1 step further is to convert to the American power of 110v Less power less consumption?? Less solar panels to go grid free. Anyway if people do find a good cheap way of running anything just don't tell anyone about it lol. 🤣🤣👍👍

[@MailmanWilly79]

Gotta love the dual coke pinky nails!

[@Shakingstevesallotment]

How is it free heat, when it's powered by electricity that costs money, may as well use that electricity on my "quiet" wall heater

[@lmtn]

Looks like I miscommunicated. I mean this fuel is almost free. In my country, waste oil is dumped a lot. This is too wasteful and causes serious environmental pollution. So I created this type of stove to somewhat improve the heating problem when the price of gas is going up

[@ronaldbunk9007]

The neighbourhood will greatly appreciate the starting jet sound 24/7 and the constant smell of burned motoroil and or used cooking fats. A wood burning stove isn't easier at all. Nope.

[@lyndsayroberts8756]

How the fk I m I gonna watch tv with a jet turbine in the living room.

[@jaymesjmathias9390]

Lol, often the first thot but it should be followed by this thot: ohh! Duh, with the tubing heater dude shows at the tail end, I can do it exactly like normal gas heaters do it.

[@friedrichwerner2403]

good idea for climachange

[@RealRickCox]

It seems like there has to be an easier way to build a heat exchanging oil burner. I wouldn't even know where to start looking for the parts you used in this build. The other thing that occurred to me was the efficiency. You were only getting 77 degree air out of the tube, but the fire was pushing over 500 degrees. Would love to see this improved in other designs.

[@lmtn]

Thank you for your interest, I will improve the ingredients to make it as easy as possible for everyone.

[@Biokemist-o3k]

@@lmtn Here in the U.S. that stuff is easily available in a hardware store but it is also easy to find in a scrapyard. Thank you for the cool build. I will be building one of these as soon as I finish rebuilding my welder (Lincwelder 225)

[@kris33451]

Diesel Air Heater Parking Heater 12V 8KW can run on a car batery and waste oil heat your house but needs to be set up proper way

[@lioncrunch9098]

@@kris33451great please, so how do you set it up? My heater soots up (carbon) all the time, can you help?

[@kris33451]

@@lioncrunch9098 as i saw people drag the exaust pipe behind a wall out. And buy a carobon detector and use quite often. look up some other videos with that heaters how others have set it up If you burn diesel its so so but that thing can burn waste motor oil too What id do is weld another pipe on top and drag it outside but yeah its a process what might take a while and many atemps or fails since it cant leak gass

[@georgedouglas9342]

Pretty cool invention. Looks like a mad max after burner of sorts lol. I've created some off the wall things that work very well. Amazing what a creative mind can fabricate with a grinder, welder and some steel lying around! 👍

[@SenHauw]

❤

[@lmtn]

That's awesome! Being creative and resourceful can lead to some amazing inventions. It's incredible what can be achieved with simple tools and a bit of ingenuity. Your mad max afterburner sounds like a unique and interesting creation. Keep up the great work, and who knows what other fantastic ideas you might come up with in the future! 👍

[@stephencorsaro954]

Illegal in the USA ..many, many code violations. Pollution, carbon monoxide, waste oil byproducts, no scrubber and no venting. Add a scrubber and a venting system and check for poisonous glasses from dirty oil, sulfur dioxide, etc. Proper waste oil boilers go from 5000 to 20,000 dollars for a reason. You're close though. A few more safety and pollution devices added ( scrubbers are difficult to make and materials needed are expensive. A power venter is a pretty easy build even with safety shut downs for low flow. Pretty cheap too. Company called clean burn has a diagram of a scrubbing system ...I'm sure you could do a build for a few hundred dollars or less if you can machine parts.

[@kirkdecker7919]

Who's going to stop us, the green police? The failed to use a scrubber police? For goodness sakes gal.

[@VonGoth]

@@kirkdecker7919 It should be called The Joe Biden Economy Heater then. Because everything about the Biden Economy is wrong also. But at least this heater is useful, and works.

[@michaelreed9733]

Stephen I bet you own an electric car too don't you !!!!!! And as far as it being illegal in the USA, not true at all !!! Many states still use smudge pots in the orchards in the fall and early spring . Smudge pots are designed to burn waste oil !!!! Mix waste oil with kerosene an light them up an let them burn all night an morning

[@SD-tj5dh]

Use it outside.

[@trowhammerdespoilerofgalax2423]

A grinder and paint make me the welder I ain't.

[@BuckyLindgren]

Why can't anyone ever weld worth a crap in these videos.

[@lmtn]

My soldering skills really need to learn more. But anyway thank you for leaving me a comment, I will try to make more good videos

[@BrewU334]

that pinky nail though...

[@MrSchijtzooi]

Te gek ! Als je de uitblaasopening afrond, dan is t geluid minder scherp. Denk aan t einde van een baspoort bij een subwoofer.

[@land_998]

I live it

[@carlosecheverria1401]

Great idea.. great Job

[@baims8367]

yea that's what I want to hear all day long 🤨

[@JuanPerez-ul8mu]

Thx for the great video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿

[@GiC7]

Master