HOMEMADE ILLEGAL REACTOR USES WATER

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I made a burner that runs on waste oil and water. Water accelerates combustion and increases traction several times. It can be used for installation in a heating boiler, used as an outdoor stove or used for camping.
#howtomake #homemade #diy

[@armandbourque2468]

Wow. Sleeve that 1" diam chimney with 2 or 3" diameter. Weld a cap with a 1" hole on top, weld to chimney. Drill 10 or 12 1/8" holes around the inside chimney, close to the top. Bottom of larger pipe raised 1" off the main cap. Air comes in the bottom, superheats, and is pulled into the flame. Afterburner!! And a much cleaner burn.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Yes! Additional boost! Many thanks! I will definitely heed your advice. 🤖

[@azeneszarnyan5830]

Claims that water is used to power some kind of heating device or explosive engine are not scientifically sound and can be refuted by a number of laws of physics. The most important of these are: 1. The first law of thermodynamics: As I mentioned above, this theorem states that in a closed system (such as a water-powered heating device or an explosive engine), the internal energy remains constant if there is no exchange of heat or work with the environment. It follows that in order for a water-powered heating device to produce heat, an external heat source is required. Water itself cannot 'produce' energy, only transfer or absorb it from its environment. Therefore, a water-powered heating appliance could not produce heat if there were no external heat source (e.g. the heat from the flame of a pick). 2. The second law of thermodynamics: This theorem states that in a closed system, the entropy of the system always increases or remains constant. The entropy is the measure of the disorder of the system. It follows that for an explosive motor driven by water to do its job, the water must become disordered. This leads to a loss of energy, which means that the motor would not be able to work efficiently. 3. The law of conservation of mass: This law states that matter cannot be created or destroyed. It follows that for a water-powered explosive motor to work, the mass of the water must remain constant. This means that the motor could not 'produce' energy from the water, because the mass of the water would not change. To summarise: Water-powered heaters and explosive engines cannot work because they contradict the first and second laws of thermodynamics and the law of conservation of mass. These laws are proven and irrefutable, and therefore water-powered engines are not scientifically sound. It is important to note that numerous scientific experiments and analyses have already disproved the viability of water-powered engines. It can therefore be stated with confidence that these engines do not exist.

[@PeacefulSecularGuy]

Your ideas are great…❤❤❤ A simple schematic drawing to explain the working along the making will make your videos more explanatory Regards

[@Doctor-Robo]

Good idea. Thank you!🤖

[@dorriennorth5317]

Your ideas are original and brilliant..... If they need changes to improve the idea you will find the answers... We are in difficult times now... We need guys like you to make life easier to live..... 🇬🇧

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thank you very much for your kind comment! Come again to my channel, I'm always glad to see you.

[@mucitusta37topcu4]

@@Doctor-Robo hidrojen için kullandığın nozul kaç mm ölçülerde?

[@spoot8835]

@@Doctor-Robo cool, diesel has to be compressed and atomized, diesel fuel injector, battery and once you have enough heat to ignite it should continue to combust with less pressure. Or always start with oil once up to temp use a valve to switch over to Diesel.

[@dorriennorth5317]

@@Doctor-Robo 😀👍🇬🇧

[@mucitusta37topcu4]

@@spoot8835 teşekkür ederim

[@petkish]

This burner is amazing. I fully understand that the steam pressure is used to speed up oxygen flow to the oil burner.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Yes, you are absolutely right. That is exactly how it works. Thank you for understanding my video!

[@D-B-Cooper]

I do this with my wood stove, when there is a good base of coals you can put in a piece of wet wood and it will heat up greatly. People don’t believe me. In WWII there was a water injection system in Spitfires to give them extra power in an emergency that could only be used for 30 sec or the motor would burn up. Water injection in engines was used way back in the 1930s.

[@Doctor-Robo]

I didn't know about "speedfires", I will definitely read about them. Thank you. Now you can show this video to those who have doubts!

[@D-B-Cooper]

@@Doctor-Robo Spitfires, it is an airplane.

[@Doctor-Robo]

👌😀

[@sil-zk8061]

Really interesting since water injection greatly decreases combustion temperatures in gasoline engines

[@manoo422]

The only thing water does in engines is cool the combustion temp to prevent detonation and allow more ignition advance to produce slightly more power. Water has no energy value.

[@matteonicoli]

this is a very interesting idea 💡. The video for is bit short. Could you make another video on this project and explain a bit more on the details. Thank you for all your work 🙏

[@matteonicoli]

correction. Let me explain myself a bit better, I’m interested to make something that converts heat into hot water 💧 for a radiator. Also open to a controller with safety sensors (ardiuno or other electronics).

[@Coincidence_Theorist]

@@matteonicoli be nice to have manual controls too

[@Doctor-Robo]

Many thanks! Come again, I will always be glad to see you! There are already a lot of interesting and unusual projects on my channel, and soon there will be even more! In the future, I plan to make videos of some of my projects to explain the rationale behind the work and show the drawings. 🤖

[@Doctor-Robo]

I would also be interested in monitoring and controlling the operation of this furnace using Arduino and its sensors and drives.

[@Doctor-Robo]

@Coincidence Theorist Yes, management should be duplicated.

[@daddydawg1902]

I loved this and am currently browsing some of your other clips. Trying out a lot of D.I.Y. tools making tips has become my new passion at 68 yrs old. Thanks for your efforts to produce and bring these ideas to the rest of us. These things are what I have always believed the internet was supposed to originally be about... an open free exchange of Ideas and information.... I almost fell out when you said.. now we only have to learn how to regulate it and turn it OFF ! :) Thanks again -Jake

[@Doctor-Robo]

I am very pleased that you like my videos and I am glad that my ideas inspire you. Thank you🤝💪🤖

[@Jack__________]

Use a metal cylinder that can cover the holes. Cut off the air. Make it adjustable. Attach it or keep it as a separate part. There are many solutions.

[@revmsj]

@@Jack__________or/and a steam dump valve to off load the steam “turbo boost” pressure.

[@azhar2626]

Wonderful experiment. I highly appreciate your ideas and suggestions and hard work

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thanks a lot! I am very glad that you liked my videos, I will publish the next one soon. I will be glad to see you on it!

[@oupaouboet7217]

The steam only produce a draft. The same principle is used on steam a engine. It use steam to increase the airflow out the chimney. Thereby mire oxygen to the fire.

[@Doctor-Robo]

You are absolutely right! The operation of this furnace is based on this effect, and due to this, a huge thrust of the gas-air mixture arises. Thank you!

[@clubsoda85cook55]

Could this be used in place of a blower for a metal forge?

[@pedroclaro7822]

@@clubsoda85cook55 on the smoke chimney of a forge? absolutely.

[@felixdiaz4438]

@@Doctor-Robo 👍

[@theojilderts9729]

Fair thinking mate Together we can take Over to a better peoples World...blacksmith theo Harlingen holland

[@Horstovitsch]

Is it possible to show all production steps? A drawing would be nice too. Thanks

[@clubsoda85cook55]

I have watched most of your videos and i'm highly impressed with your ingenuity. Great work.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thanks a lot! Come back again, I will always be glad to see you on this channel! I already have a lot of interesting and unusual projects on my channel! 🤖

[@majharulislam5950]

H20 can not burn itself consistently and it can not work as a fuel, like a perpetual machine to break the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. Here, u have done natural induced draft of Air by steam Zet for complete combustion of used oil. Moreover, it will help to remove shoots from chimney. For consistant operation of this burner, need controlled feed of Water and Oil continuously. Great job done and highly inspiarable for the beginners.

[@JJSPARROW1978]

Turn it of or control it will be controlling airflow right? Less oxygen, less heat

[@somathilakesuraweera1673]

Very useful project .Thank you very much for uploading.

[@Doctor-Robo]

I am very glad that you like my videos! Come again, thanks!🤝🤖

[@mrmrsjealley9537]

Thank you for sharing the great ideas

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤝 Thanks a lot!

[@ManniTaratorn]

The water in the tank will turn into steam and soon it will be finished. How long it last and how we can refill the water?

[@diegovaleri2364]

Unbelivible mind and hands, yours👏👏👏

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thanks a lot!🤝🤖

[@manoo422]

This is not really a good idea, all the water is doing is soaking up heat and reducing the output temp.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Do you think the temperature is low there?

[@manoo422]

@@Doctor-Robo The actual measured temperature may not lower because the steam is drawing more air through which will burn through the fuel faster. However you will always get less total heat energy out (for a fixed amount of fuel) whilst putting water in because you are wasting the energy heating and vapourising the water. There is no heat energy in water, only cooling.

[@Yukihuru]

とてもマニアックで面白いです。 廃液処分用の焼却炉にも似ていますが、水蒸気を燃焼加速に利用する形で運用する炉は初めて見ました。 電力で強制吸気せず自己完結できる構造はとても興味深いですね。

[@andybilakshow260]

You use "oil" as a catalyst. Not bad. I've burned water using anything organic such as leaves, fresh wood chips ect. Emissions = about as close to 0 as you can get. As far as shutting it down, you have to incorporate a draft or fuel cut off. I also believe once you get your system started with what ever catalyst you may, You can continue burning the water without anything else.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thank you for liking my projects! I plan to try this burner not only with used oil, but also with diesel fuel or ethanol. Come again, I will always be glad to see you on my channel!

[@photofreaksk]

Could you please add a simple sketch that explains how it works? I watched carefully how you weld for 6 minutes, but it's not clear to me...

[@robertwagner2079]

No fire if you choke off the air flow. I like the concept.

[@wmr.8.149]

This is one that I would love to see refined and polished!

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤝🤖

[@tommyfekadu8823]

I've seen your videos and I like what you do... Keep up the good work.. instant fan here... And my suggestion on how to control the pressure is that to control the burning of the fule ... So why not add a guide rail over air inlet to slip a sheet metal in between the body (inlet) and guides, the sheet metal is going to have a pattern that matches the spacing of the inlet holes... So when you finally slide it will create eclipse effect whilst managing air flow

[@Doctor-Robo]

Good idea. Thank you!🤝🤖

[@williamwhaley3738]

"We need to figure out how to turn it off." LOL. Great

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤣😂🤖

[@6teeth318]

A work of art.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Ahahaha)) 🤣 Thank you very much! Come back, a new video has already been posted!

[@martywebb1487]

How long does it burn on one fill

[@HasanProd]

great idea, I think too much of the heat going to the water and too much steam produced otherwise if you don't care about efficiency it's great

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thanks a lot! The steam raises the thrust very much for more oil combustion. An interesting design for further upgrades.

[@HasanProd]

@@Doctor-Robo yes I already understand, I've already seen this implemented in 2 other designs as well

[@kinzieconrad105]

This has a good application as a burner for a large boiler. Or a furnace.

[@TheresTyrannyAfoot]

On off....valve on water fill and vent covers for oil...reduce the output diameter of the steam tube to accelerate the vapor so it builds higher pressures In the main chamber and enters at a higher speed vortex vent all air inlets to spin combustion chamber...just a few ideas I'd try...

[@settlece]

thanks for that loved it

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thank you too for liking my videos!

[@brucebell6020]

Good job thank u

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤝

[@boscolayo4097]

WOW...Just WOW. Keep up good work like this.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thanks a lot! Come again, I will always be glad to see you on my channel! 🤖

[@user-zx7tg4ph5r]

Bullstink! Where did you get those 90 degree elbows!

[@Latrocinium086]

I see a potentially water cooled pulse jet engine here.

[@Doctor-Robo]

😊👍🤖

[@MMZ_Thumper]

You built the thing and didn't know how to turn it off....? Right on!

[@dx5537]

A new Tchernobil ! Thanks, Santa ! 🎅🤶🧑‍🎄

[@mrsynister666]

Is there a specific name for this type of stove/engine? I need to do some research. I need more information. Please?

[@Hellsong89]

Bomb, if its running hot enough and exhaust flow for steam is not enough. Look at the burn how much steam is released from safety valve. Also turning water into steam takes lots of energy. Instead make one with car turbo forcing air into burn chamber, with pressure release valve to let out all the extra pressure. Just need pressured air to start and intake valve to prevent runaway event.

[@Doctor-Robo]

I don't know the name of this type of oven. Maybe they can be called according to the principle of their work, it works on the principle of a gas jet pump (Venturi effect or Bernoulli effect).

[@xLeo-ee4gc]

Love this stuff,thanks.

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤝

[@josephpk4878]

This channel is awesome.

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤝🤖

[@thedustmancometh]

Nifty! Thankyamuchly!

[@Doctor-Robo]

😊👌🤝🤖

[@bruderk4257]

Question is how usefull can this be ?

[@phornthip1991]

When you making a bypass, then you can heating the water with the Hydrogene and need only for starting another fuel.

[@Doctor-Robo]

👍🖐🤝

[@list829]

@mister-robo At 3:51 from the top side of the object 2 tubes come out, one central and one lateral. At 3:52 you paint an object that has only one tube coming out of the top...what happened??????????????????? I don't understand this part

[@sniper31013]

Thanks for video. Mash'Allah

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thank you very much too! Come again to my channel, I'm always glad to see you.

[@youtube_chose_word_for_you]

i try made it month ago and now it make me think to make it bigger. it works. but when the water got depleted a bit risky to refuel the water when then oil still on

[@russellday5003]

Just wondering what it is that makes you think this is illegal?

[@ulfcarlfinnes2820]

I do not understand. When you put out a fire, you use water, either in a concentrated stream, or with a spread fore cooling down. Steam boilers on steam engines use steam, but have you ever heard that it can catch fire or explode? Cooking oil has a high flash point, and burns very well when it first catches fire. Is it then the combination of cooking oil, air supply and the turbine effect that causes the temperature to become high enough for the water vapor to catch fire? 🤔 Very interesting, but if I used it inside a normal cast iron oven, I'm afraid it would burst from the heat. Do you think I could use this to heat the house? the greenhouse? and if so how?🤔 If I'm going to use it for continuous heating, use a copper coil to supply water continuously, wouldn't it melt then?😊

[@sergeyvaninsky]

See "Steam reforming" on Wikipedia. Water by itself does not burn. It may improve combustion slightly at sufficient temperature with a catalyst

[@JoTheVeteran]

You discovered oil burns! Amazing!

[@kokopelli314]

You could regulate the flame by letting off some of the steam pressure

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thanks a lot! I think that it is quite possible, but you need to make an additional valve to relieve pressure. 🤖

[@sparkythawelder]

You might be able to use a separate oil tank and a valve to adjust the oil flow and also stop the burn.

[@Doctor-Robo]

A good idea! I'll try experimenting like this! Thanks a lot!

[@pedroclaro7822]

That’s what I use in my diy alcohol stove, it’s safer also in case of malfunction of the stove

[@raducumilea-is2yi]

​@@Doctor-Robo You can use 2 separate tanks for whater and oil. You can adjust them or stop, but olso you can topp them with funnel. You just need to put some one sens flap on each or some sense valve. You can uso another tank with diesel...etc. good idea! I have one idea like that but without whater. But your design is beautiful! Good job! No electricity for fan or other contraptions. 👏👏👏

[@PANOSLELEKAS]

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[@revmsj]

Install a dump valve to blow the “boost” steam pressure down. That will drop your combustion rate at least.

[@TrickyDickyP]

Nice videos.. well done..

[@Doctor-Robo]

Hi! I am very glad that you liked my videos! I'm already mounting the next one!

[@DeMoNiCo_13]

Прикольно, Ресанта уже до штатов добралась🤣🤣🤣

[@MrWxs2005]

My farther to me about this idea a mechanic did this when he landed in Egypt during the ww2

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤖

[@phornthip1991]

@Ron Arc German Fighter Planes had on the end of WW2, Waterboost Systems installed.

[@H-2-O]

Hello brother robo, Is there a risk of explosive pressure if I’m attempting to build this without any technical experience in this field? From DUBAI with ❤

[@romainreuse1913]

Super. Je n'y comprendre rien. Le poele a changer entre les minutes 3,45 et 4. Pourquoi il y a 2 sorties sur le dessus au debut et une seul apres...

[@PhilGood6]

You have really great designs and I especially like this one ! What are the nozzle Ø and screw thread ?

[@azhar2626]

You are a genius and talented man. Please don't skip my question.please make the video on flame controlled system for turn it off and on for safety purposes. I will waiting for your reply

[@Doctor-Robo]

Yes, I liked this project, and I want to make more usability and security improvements in the future. I will make another video if the viewers like it and get high views.

[@brewswillas6635]

I'm very curious as to the pH of the resulting steam and water condensate, could you test it? Seems like it would be producing an acidic fog.

[@Doctor-Robo]

You have a good idea. Thank you!

[@majharulislam5950]

pH would be always acidic, if condensation take place, as flue gas is combination of CO2 and Water. Moreover, additional water as a steam, possibly of condensation is there.

[@smash7777-]

Very original! Super interesting video! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@pekjinoei1042]

Very interesting...

[@realdbcooper3423]

your videos are great!

[@Doctor-Robo]

I am very glad that you like my videos! Come again, thanks!🤝🤖

[@jackjones9460]

Seems this could be a great heat generator for a steam engine!

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤝🤖

[@lucianomontagnoli3255]

Quaranta anni fa già era di dominio pubblico molto nota Comunque sempre compimenti per la realizzazione A suo tempo la ci diversamente

[@giancarloariazzi2086]

at 3:51 from the top side of the object 2 tubes come out, one central and one lateral. At 3:53 you paint an object that has only one tube coming out of the top...what happened to the side tube?? the object you ignite is not the object you built...at least it seems...

[@JB-mn2wb]

. I was hoping I wasnt the only who notice that..

[@jacksonms212]

Dude ... it's a damn bomb ! lol get a shut off and you're in biz without the shut off its a bomb !

[@SoberAddiction]

Not quite. Bombs go boom from buildup of pressure.

[@lozmorganfilms7141]

@@SoberAddiction You said it 'uses water to burn'.

[@SoberAddiction]

@@lozmorganfilms7141 Do what now?

[@Poppy_love59]

Congratulations, you have invented a flamethrower thingy thing! lol

[@Doctor-Robo]

😂🤖

[@anglokelts6919]

Spaceba!

[@Doctor-Robo]

Pogaluysta!)) Come again, I'll be glad to wade you.

[@arielcanelo9513]

No me canso de ver tus videos te re felicito super archie mega extra plus s estrellas para vos me encantaria tener esas herramientas pero en argentina se hace dificil yo estaria las 24 hs haciendo inventos locos tendrias que hacer algo a vapor

[@Doctor-Robo]

💪👍🤝🤖

[@felixaudet5860]

Does the steam actually burn? You could use a turbo blow-off valve for safety.

[@Doctor-Robo]

I use a normal 5 bar safety valve, but it's better to use two parallel to this.

[@johnjingleheimersmith9259]

water doesn't burn. wtf kind of education are people getting out there.

[@RevolutionaryLoser]

@@johnjingleheimersmith9259 I don't know if this is real but with enough heat and pressure I think you can decompose It into H2 and O2 and when they escape the pressure chamber through the tiny valve the pressure drop somehow forces them to react again. It is theoretically possible but kind of useless.

[@johnjingleheimersmith9259]

@@RevolutionaryLoser yeah but not at the temperatures depicted in this device. It would melt before you could decompose it and would not reignite due to chemical fouling. We're talking over 3k degrees. All he's doing is efficiently burning the oil or whatever he put in there.

[@RevolutionaryLoser]

@@johnjingleheimersmith9259 You are right. It seems impossible to do in a steel container.

[@bitsmart...]

very fine but a blueprint pdf would be helpful, if you mean to share the idea of course?

[@Doctor-Robo]

I'm sorry, but I don't have the blueprints, I'm making this oven from what I could find in my backyard. In the near future I will publish a video with more detailed information and a 3D model of my ovens.

[@fernandosoares7235]

Você é daqui de Nova Iguaçu?

[@Doctor-Robo]

Não

[@andylewis7360]

That thing looks like it’s about to explode! 😂😂 Of course, it won’t but even so, it gives that impression 😂

[@Doctor-Robo]

😀👍

[@yiyozarco]

I still don't understand how it works

[@a64738]

So basically it uses the steam generated to "turbo charge" it and create more airflow so it burns faster...

[@hafeezhussan436]

Well information 🌹🌹

[@Doctor-Robo]

👌✋

[@edmonblocker3465]

Water does not burn....fix your mistake.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Yes, water does not burn, but it is used in the operation of this stove.🤖

[@paulmurgatroyd6372]

This is the most lifelike robot I have ever seen. Soon it will be fashioning pipe weapons ready for the takeover of mankind.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Ahahaha!)) My middle name is SKYNET! 🤖

[@ronb1071]

Pretty funny

[@waltergonzalezoliveras6668]

Dear friend amazing work I say. Do you have drawings for these burners you make??? Would you please share those with me please???

[@Doctor-Robo]

I didn't use blueprints, I made it from whatever materials I could find in my backyard. Later I will publish a video with a more detailed device and a 3D model of this and my other stoves. 🤖

[@daoudalgeria3284]

I really liked it I'll make one

[@Doctor-Robo]

I am very glad that you liked my idea. Thanks and good luck to you.🤝🤖

[@douglaspohl1827]

"Runs on water" is inaccurate... Pegged pressure meter (12x A) and venting safety release (5x A)... Simply out of control! I call it a flash boiler aka a pressure bomb.

[@TrickyDickyP]

yes boom boom very possible... is very nice concept but needs some control on the fuel side.. I like it..!

[@douglaspohl1827]

@@TrickyDickyP Use propane burner... At least you can turn off heat source...

[@SoberAddiction]

I see a pegged thermometer, but the pressure meter isn't pegged and the pressure relief isn't going off either. The pressusre from the steam is being released through the nozzle and is forcing a draft which adds oxygen to the oil that is burning making the stove burn more efficiently. Basically, instead of having a fan force air through the flue, this uses steam to pull air up the flue. When either the oil or the water burn off this shuts down. It'll still burn the oil if the water is gone, but it won't rocket up the flue anymore.

[@Megatech-77]

I wonder why the project is illegal ?

[@TheBR070588]

Can we use the steam to pressurize the fuel?

[@Doctor-Robo]

No, you can’t, in this design the fuel burns out and the ingress of liquid is not allowed.🤖

[@felixdiaz4438]

👏👏👏👏espectacular

[@Doctor-Robo]

😃🤝🤖

[@alput]

Bu iş çalışıyor denendi .. real working.

[@Doctor-Robo]

👍😊🤝🤖

[@yunshuizhongyi]

Hello friend Do you have a detailed drawing of the furnace or further explanation of the internal structure? Thank you

[@Doctor-Robo]

Hi, friend! I will try to post a new video soon and open a Facebook channel for drawings. Follow the posts on the channel. Thank you!

[@alphaphichufafionse3005]

You can build a motorcycle engine with that..........

[@realdbcooper3423]

so its like a venturi tube

[@krassiglogovski1880]

Not clear what the disain is and how it works???? Just mumbele jumble, cuting welding. Not convinced that it actualy works.

[@awesomedee5421]

What is the 1000C black paint you use. Do you have a link to it? I didn't really understand how it all worked. some pictures with cutaways would be helpful

[@Doctor-Robo]

Heat-resistant spray paint for BBQ. I will make a detailed assembly video soon.

[@awesomedee5421]

@@Doctor-Robo The ones I've seen did not go up to 1000C, they were much less, that is why I was interested in brand details

[@fernandotambasco7607]

Por lo que parece en el vídeo es una pintura rusa. La lata tiene inscripciones en alfabeto cirílico.

[@Gunny1971]

Man i love your ingenuity and videos, the text to voice is hard to handle though.

[@Doctor-Robo]

This is Mr. Robo's channel, that's why there's such a voice! Thanks a lot! Come back again, I will always be glad to see you on this channel!🤖

[@Gunny1971]

@@Doctor-Robo Fair enough. Great content.

[@rcclassiccrawlers4368]

Why is it considered “illegal”?

[@neilyakuza6595]

Awesome!

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thank you!🤝🤖

[@qbitsday3438]

Genius!

[@MrCesarcastro23]

Necesito un pdf paso a paso para construirlo

[@TheThe80sman]

You can get cleaner cuts with the plasma if you fix the cutter and rotate the piece

[@Doctor-Robo]

Many thanks! I will definitely heed your advice.🤝 🤖

[@sergiozeliadmachadocardoso5468]

show. parabéns

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤝🤖

[@Coincidence_Theorist]

0:50. I like that blue Color of the pen

[@Doctor-Robo]

Yes, I really like this pen color too! I have the same color has a homemade belt sander!))

[@leventmrkelam1421]

Harika, ilk fırsatta debeyeceğim.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Beğendiğine sevindim. Tekrar gel. teşekkür ederim🤝🤖. Sana iyi şanslar💪

[@Jupiter-rs4zl]

"Uses water to burn" and then immediately "Oil heater"