How to make a room heater

[@HobkinBoi]

I built this. After getting it running, it caught fire and burnt up the house. But at least the room was warm. Thanks dude ;)

[@leefellows7863]

It did exactly what it said on the box ! It heated the whole house in minutes. Why spend about $10 on something safe and approved when you could build a ticking time bomb for around $29.99 ???😂

[@joseromantan]

A heater made from plastic, genious!!

[@lenfarneth]

Or just go to walmart with $12.00

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

Len Farneth lol

[@brandonGCHACHU]

lol for real

[@nobullshit9721]

Yeah and it’s safer if it burns your house down u can return it and get your $12 back

[@dereksuddreth8672]

Really safe way to provide heat!!!

[@mrteachme101]

Wow, I've seen some stupid things on You Tube, but this has to be #1 on the list. The cost in materials alone is twice that of what a small electric space heater would have been. And battery operated, yeah that should be good for about a total of 5 minutes.

[@leefellows7863]

These are the types of videos that want banning from KZbin.

[@grunthostheflatulent269]

Whew! For a minute there, I thought you were going to hook that up to A/C! Either way, good job there, Billy-Bob -- but you didn't use enough duct tape...

[@LZ2SM]

using hot glue to secure hot stuff in place

[@evinert1026]

Simeon Mladenov what if the glue melted

[@oldschooldiy3240]

@@evinert1026 I just get the feeling he was being sarcastic! Don't know why!

[@ravikumarsingh7666]

Ritik raj dj

[@arnoldalbert666]

Superb bro I needed it for my physics project👆😀

[@ufohunter3688]

I can see the headlines; "An Indian Man (Mr. Glue-gun), burned down his street block, by using glue instead of high temperature silicon adhesive for securing electrical heating elements"!. Stop giving people dangerous ideas. Love your workmanship.

[@Sagarmaatha8848]

UFOhunter Then an UFOhunter came and took away the heater for his use.

[@athruzeee5693]

@@Sagarmaatha8848that's so lol-y

[@garychin5321]

Full marks for effort!The box would be better if made of metal....more safe...!!But u already know that!Ppl. Always knock...But; imagination and ingenuity is one of human's greatest gifts!Keep-Up the good work young men and women.

[@khem127]

looks good great idea, but I think you should use something less flammable than a plastic box and something better than hot glue to connect and stabilize electric wiring.

[@creativehaker8860]

Election

[@AleksandarGrozdanoski]

Heater, yes! A room heater, no! In cold climate conditions, a 230V 2kW heater is sometimes not enough to heat the room, let alone a battery operated heater attached with some hot glue. A real heater is not something hot glue can handle. You better change that to title hand heater. But I do admire your skills. I saw you make some awesome toys in the other videos. I'll subscribe just because of that.

[@matteedstrom]

Most fun is, he have a soldering iron, but not soldering ANY of the electrical connections!

[@sri7569]

Matte Edström. Lead melts when the nicrome gets red hot.

[@mylennyuym]

The one time he used it he made a cold solder joint !!!

[@robertgaines-tulsa]

Wow! A home made fire trap! You should show that to your local fire marshal right away!!!

[@l33thax0r9]

LOL

[@deserathmali1626]

Garm krne ke liye kitne pawar ki bhetri

[@CosmicCourtOfLaw]

This is DANGEROUS. KZbin SHOULD BE NOTIFIED.

[@arkansasmountainman]

How can you do that? They have a way to report posts but I don't know how to report a video. If anyone was stupid enough to build this! The cost of making it is higher than the purchase of a real heater.

[@brianluber865]

So “notify “ them.

[@kennydaddy100]

They KNOW! They're watching you!

[@0011-b2s]

Ha ha what heater uses flammable parts?

[@alexilongs]

Lol... He's using glue gun

[@sharaddangre3034]

Wow brilliant machine to fire up ur house🔥🔥

[@gogogagetfingers]

Why not just use the knife in the first place to cut the circle?

[@firefox3187]

Chris Wilson because from how he was performing with it when he was cutting the rest, he would have slit his hands open.

[@HVinduction]

He probably wants to get lung problems.....

[@evinert1026]

Alexander Hartdegen WTF?!

[@shahgroup6171]

LP kick

[@shugirimshroj2386]

You Tuber

[@derrickcitty6678]

Nice school project, I’ll just buy one

[@TheGamingIndian]

Looks like a fun project but definitely hazardous. I would surely try it out just to make it but not to use because i like making things too. I suggest you add a red annotation stating this as a non permanent solution and a warning sign like you added at the end.

[@A2CArtsAndCrafts]

+TheGamingIndian Thanks for the feedback

[@TheGamingIndian]

A2C Arts And Crafts np really liked the content.. i wish i could come up with something like that.

[@soamiengg2304]

A2C Arts And Crafts

[@JKnight89]

creative. why not just use the large battery to power both?

[@A2CArtsAndCrafts]

+JKnight and KARR That dint work because positive and negative terminals are connected to Nichrome wire, so if the same current passes then the motor will not run or it may burn out.

[@trailing4962]

The fire produced by this hazardous 'contraption' surely will heat a room, all the while providing plenty of noxious fumes for complimentary asphyxiation.

[@dnyaneshpanchal2906]

very nice bro. but can we install the whole stuff in the box? because some parts can be touched by children.

[@neilweigman3411]

I'm all for DIY, but aside from the fire hazard, this is a lot of work to make something you can buy for maybe a couple bucks more than the cost of the parts in this project. A lot safer too.

[@ashzole]

What are you blind? This DIY heater will get an Electrical Certification!

[@shaneekathomas9395]

LOL I NEVER write negative comments on videos, but this one!!! I was in denial from beginning to end. When the video started, I was thinking, "Plastic?!, what is he going to do with that?" I was intrigued and in denial. Then I started reading the comments. I laughed until I cried. LOL DO NOT try this at home or anywhere! Well maybe with a terra cotta pot or some sort of metal housing.

[@lawsonone6015]

why do i get the feeling that a trip to walmart or target for a space heater would be faster and cheaper?

[@WillieStubbs]

with the added bonus that if a store bought heater burns your home down you can make some money on the deal

[@vikashrajsoni4217]

Lawson One on

[@teshamiller6001]

And a lot safer. Lol

[@AliKhan-fr6yj]

some people r jealous from u and saying thet there is thet problem thet ........ etc keep it bro u r good

[@AliKhan-fr6yj]

can u plz tell me thet from where u brought motor

[@A2CArtsAndCrafts]

+Ali Khan Thanks bro, I got it from Amazon.

[@godisgreat9200]

A2C Arts And Crafts

[@jimmys005]

Should I be wet before I plug it in?

[@montyreed333]

Hilarious 😂😂

[@monupandeyofficial9416]

Wow nice project 😋😋

[@user6860]

I love that fire hazard you made

[@maxpayeen]

Amp. Duty cycle, drainage of battery ???? Good luck and keep a fire extinguisher also, when unknown thickness and truns of copper coil gets rapidly glowing red hot then their is lot of fail 1st plastic glue start to melting 2nd 9v battery running unknown motor but only you know motor volt & amps but aerodynamic is completely failure 3rd 12volt rechargeable battery but you didn't mentioned. If you connected two wire without voltages regulator their is lot of chance to catch fire and battery life will be short. ...…i don't want to type more because no one have time to read my thoughts...... Happy making but :)

[@chrismechanic2000]

a plastic fan heater, wow that will really warm the house up when it catches fire, lol

[@raysallans3746]

Gilberto Soberanes the next video on my feed was this project but in a cardboard box lmao.

[@mrkkg27]

chrismechanic B Why so hot under the collar? Don't have a meltdown, we can use the water from the home made Olympic size pool made from aluminum foil wrap that we made last week to put out the fire.

[@20k.Subscribers.41Videos]

haha very nice

[@davidcollins7306]

I can't wait to see it fall apart when the heat melts the glue

[@keshtokumar6533]

chrismechanic B loop ihgbh

[@melissacricket4777]

Just when the Hot Shots thought they were going to get Christmas off lol .... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Zanewv]

Way to go, now some poor kid gonna burn his house down.

[@aaraizaminamin6135]

HAHAHA

[@Interacted1985]

Translating to Zane's comment in Hindi: ab ghareeb ka bacha apna ghar jala ke dam le ga!!! lol

[@tashosahb]

hahahahah nic

[@rashidsaifi7313]

Sohail Liaqat

[@shahoodjamal.]

haha

[@HayBea]

I know there are already comments about them using a plastic container for the housing, but I'm getting a kick out of the whole thing being held together with glue that melts when heated.....

[@cachacuazon]

HOW TO ""NOT TO MAKE A ROOM HEATER"" !!

[@michaeldanson2717]

THE TEMPERATURE PROVIDED AT THE SURFACE OF HEATER SHOULD BE AT LEAST 580 CELSIUS DEGREES IN ORDER TO HAVE A REAL HEAT IN THE ROOM

[@DrDIYhax]

Now that's creative

[@chongtak]

The resistances should not be positioned behind the fan and the wires are way too near the resistances. Rethink the project because this is very dangerous.

[@A2CArtsAndCrafts]

+chongtak Thanks for the feedback.

[@nobullshit9721]

chongtak and are you SURE that’s the only problem with this setup lol 😂

[@nobullshit9721]

It’s literally made out of plastic and hot glue lol

[@JohnWhitaker-ff9gh]

Very inventive. I would like to know how you cut the center whole in the pipe?

[@freebirdalways]

Do you work for volkswagen? I'm pretty sure you're the guy that made the heater in my car.

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

Nicole lol

[@evangelinasanchez485]

lmao!!!!!💕

[@l33thax0r9]

LOL

[@siddhantkumar7257]

awesome................nice work. Regulator can be used for nichrome wire for adjusting power. :P

[@justahuman1212]

I dont think a heater and plastic are good combination

[@A2CArtsAndCrafts]

+Just A Human Agree with you, will make a better model next time.

[@pradyumnakatara]

you right

[@Qui-9]

...or hot melt glue... Smh

[@cubby1812]

Just A Human ever seen a hair dryer?

[@Qui-9]

Aaron James have *you* ever seen one? The plastic is rated for this use, there is a high temperature shield separating the plastic, and there is at least one safety thermal power cutout.

[@TheTallhillbilly]

Can't say how long it would last but I like the idea of it...

[@tony.fergzn]

brilliant project

[@heavensgate4852]

Pretty cool, but past experience tells me using hot glue when it gets exposed to heat objects fall off and apart. Other than than that your a genius. Thank you.

[@ebertmadwoman]

A comment from someone who isnt going to insult you, best try making this with metal instead of plastic, maybe heavier wiring. :-)

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

Yeah the gauge of that wire is too small for a heater, for the motor it's good but for the heating coils it needs to be thicker

[@lingamurthynallela6008]

wow the room heater will be very cool and it's co covers holl the room

[@mr-qt5oc]

cool video!

[@TW0T0M]

I like the use of a fan guard. Safety first! xD

[@MatthewWathen]

Build a man a fire and he'll be warm for the night. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.

[@dewman1485]

All 8 seconds of it

[@colehalford1893]

Love the video and great song 👍, thank you

[@sparky8823]

This is going to keep the fire departments busy!

[@Tera_Hai]

We're standing by. Don't worry.

[@teamallyracing1780]

That's a heater for mice

[@terryvialls6512]

Fan heaters are dirt cheap and readily available, go buy one. You will have more time to do something useful with your life.

[@armanhaider6638]

nice video but i wonder for heater we are using plastic stuff, hmmm

[@scottrobbins502]

Damn I think the most useful part of this is when he makes those sweet homemade alligator clips around 9:55

[@waynethebarber1095]

Just bake a cake, and the house will warm up...and you can have cake too....

[@ranazuhair7632]

Bro ap ka jo 9v battery ki top hai wo ap nay buy ki hai?agr bnai hai khud to uper wala blue cover kis tarhai bnaya

[@biegenmichel]

why should we do those stupid things??? But Nr.1 is: Fix connections in a heating device with hot glue! YES! And then 3-2-1-fire!

[@sumitdaf3035]

which wire is you use sir in round shape..plz..

[@QRAYZY]

whats the song at 6:39

[@spec46971]

to each his own but not worth the time or money can buy one at Walmart for 10 bucks that works great

[@kathymercer5820]

Wouldnt it remelt the glue.?

[@powerstarfans7770]

Nice thanks to giving this idea

[@kakytoo69]

I doubt that would even create 3,000 BTU. You do not have enough coils. Even with it consuming 1500 watts. Also you should have just attached the coils to a pre-made fan.

[@isaacortiz9954]

Nice work, i can see this kind of things all day.

[@l33thax0r9]

Hev Should have used evtrical tape

[@gentledracula9502]

who need room heater in INDIA?

[@Nadeem6531]

Kashmiri peoples

[@hasanjohnh]

Nadeem Bhat I guess Kashmiri people need safety from Indians lol

[@whitewalter499]

Makeittoxic John yha lol

[@whitewalter499]

Bro dont abuse them they will abuse u back just hope for the best and theri dectrution and ask god for your saftey cuz pak army will take care of them soon

[@AG131]

Come to Darjeeling you'll know 😊

[@trenton9124]

A cheap, not easy, and dangerous room heater! 👍🏻 🤗😶😐. It would be easier to burn down my house without getting in trouble...

[@heavensgate4852]

lol rofl 🤣❤

[@kalingaranjan8556]

awesome idea.

[@nunyobusiness7755]

I hope you made a follow up video on how to make a fire extinguisher for those dumb enough to try this.

[@frankperry4068]

How many batteries do you go thru in an hour? Really bad!

[@hansecreations2074]

Frank Perry

[@alidurrani4645]

This is exactly what i thought when i started the video, everyone was bragging about plastic and i was like this isn't going to last more than a few minutes. NiChrome high resistance coil plus the fan motor is over loaded, these batteries would last a few minutes not more

[@abhaysamrat6613]

wow this room heater is fantastic

[@76PaulF76]

Not enough heating coils to generate much heat. This was a waste of alot of time and hot glue.

[@TheYoGuess]

how much power of battery should I use if I make aluminum coils for heating instead of nichrome and the copper wire I've used is not a single thick wire inside, anstread it is like multiple thin wires together wrapped in rubber coating.

[@TheYoGuess]

I tried giving direct power supply, luckily only the copper wire bursted without harming any devices in my house! Phewww!! 😌😌

[@arvindgupta9012]

Yogesh Vadekar haha atleat read the resistances of diiferent materials that will help u to unferstand the concept of heating

[@newnuu6448]

Why would you want to heat up your room with disposable batteries

[@unickcreatin7747]

very nice room heater PROJECT

[@who_cares848]

this is like a howtobasic tutorial on burning your house down.

[@masterability1385]

Where did you get nichrome wire , its too costly online !!😢😢

[@A2CArtsAndCrafts]

+Aryan Kaul Hi Aryan, I brought from eBay, it costed me around Rs 150 for 5 meter's

[@masterability1385]

A2C Arts And Crafts Thank you I'll search carefully 😂

[@VIDEOEPPO]

i have been looking for it. Can you share the link pls

[@ThePikab0t]

Why not www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw=nichrome+wire+5+m&_osacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xnichrome+wire+5m.TRS0&_nkw=nichrome+wire+5m&_sacat=0

[@BasilioPavluchok]

Plastic container that gets heated, hot glue to keep parts together (hot glue that will be unglued lmao), meanwhile inhaling the toxic emissions the glue contains. For sure your brain doesn't work correctly.

[@HarshSharma-xi1iw]

Which metal wire have you used

[@rutvikpatel9460]

it is nicrome wire

[@matteedstrom]

"wear hand gloves" iv'e never heard of any other kind of gloves ;)

[@worldofgaming5072]

Dick gloves

[@mylennyuym]

How about a condom????

[@MRNVCDIY]

best channel,

[@noobyarmygaming9883]

do you think we are fool...!!!! if it gets too hot the plastic would melt and in your one its working properly without melting

[@AnandPawar-fo7gw]

AnjisnuDhar's Gamming channel i think plastic will get soften in few hours but won; t melt

[@eXTreemator]

Yes i do. You wouldn't have been using english to write anything otherwise

[@saurabhshinde9221]

wonderful video kadak

[@sciencegooglers3797]

Good but not perfect Insulation was not good Its not safe please don't try

[@n0ukf]

how many minutes of heat do you get out of that battery before you need to recharge it (for how long)? Why bother with a separate fan battery?

[@journey8187]

You could buy a real space heater for a cheaper price and it would look and work better

[@enlightendbel]

It would definitely be more cheaper to buy one then the price to replace everything you own after the inevitable house fire and the subsequent medical costs of breathing in flaming plastic. The concept is nice, the materials used are beyond irresponsible.

[@asgharjee1843]

Very good

[@worldofgaming5072]

Should i use regular plastic or a tote or microwave safe plastic

[@AFXGaming]

the music used makes me cringe

[@pradeepkarandikar6891]

Is

[@jitendargond2530]

AFX Gaming ruidd

[@senolc5388]

Never try at home. None of sefety precautions carried.

[@gautambera8374]

şenol ç *Good Friday

[@zariyaan4voiceless]

i want to sir bro ki jo springs ko battery lagayi apne mtlb kuch or laga skte hai mtlb ki Simple battery 9 volts

[@z9vlx]

wow super channel

[@primetechnique]

*it's really amazing. I also Make it at home*

[@PriyanshonYT]

wow nice project on how to put your house on fire....😂😂😂😂

[@princessdollyllama]

Also make sure you have that ADT fire alarm in the commercial if you make this heater

[@albertturner936]

Never tea draft core area precise hundred.

[@JohnMitch]

Most dangerous contraption ever suggested

[@darthclone2002]

How to make a room heater...without the right tools.

[@ahmedshekha7722]

u are very intelligent

[@devnull007]

a nice machine to start fires.

[@kadirkhan7248]

devnull007

[@saicharan1864]

is that working for big room?

[@jiolyf1543]

good