Making a Homemade Briquette with hole and Testing how long they Burn

[@tomlauris]

I also did that, but only for 1 year. Also added sawdust. It takes a lot of time, creates a mess, the bricks don't burn as good as wood and produce a lot of ashes. I live in the countryside and see fallen branches almost every day on my way, collecting them is far more worth my time.

[@bastiaoemmiami]

That's really good. Even after the flames are gone, they still continue to burn internally, producing heat.

[@twcmaker]

This is very true.

[@theofilo5]

Very nice job, they are More efficient in a closed type woodstove

[@Spotkhaira]

Lovely video, make more videos like this into ASMR 😊

[@luizgomesmartins]

Maravilha, tem sua própria energia, e faz seu estoque para suas necessidades, na vdd todos irão precisar disso muito em breve . Sucesso Irmão

[@valentinamicevska8439]

Bravo Dejan

[@earlschultz7880]

Great video, good job making the mold setup. seems to be time consuming, I don't know if you could make enough to heat our house for the winter. We used to heat with firewood cut on our land, but now to old to do that, this seems like it could help heat tho!

[@MrDKDIY]

Thanks for Nice comment

[@michaelbattle7477]

This would work in a pinch to create heat. After drying stack then anywhere for long term storage.

[@OliviaNakirembe-gm1pi]

Just like that wonderful thanks for teaching us great

[@MrDKDIY]

My pleasure

[@babouras123]

Great video! What do you use as binding material please? Is it starch glue?

[@stevedickson4744]

Mr. DK - I wonder would they fall apart if you soaked the dry ones in waste-oil ? I don't have a press to try, but I have unlimited sawdust, cardboard and used motor oil !

[@jelOs]

Go go bro!!!

[@MrDKDIY]

Yes bro thanks

[@bariaissa1737]

Thank You for the Great video Job well done

[@MrDKDIY]

U Welcome

[@MrDKDIY]

Thanks for your comment

[@YarDarkwood]

That hole in the brick makes me think about some kind of rocket stove.

[@chrisamsden3247]

What was in the bucket more paper? And do you think a 12 ton jack would work. I have a lot of wood shavings I'd like to try to use.

[@MrDKDIY]

Sawdust water and old newspaper that's it, try and tell me what you do 👍👆

[@marijakirevski4060]

Amazing video bravo

[@incorrect1844]

Add some saw dust and this will burn forever,at the right temperature there will be no ashes.Burns for hours and producing enormous heat!

[@pierinorotondo1732]

Complimenti per il video. Volevo formulare una domanda; perché si lascia un foro al centro?

[@olivers.7964]

The hole speeds up drying and the surface when burning...

[@thatwelshman4518]

Nice one, do you sell them or use them yourself?

[@MrDKDIY]

Mine

[@tom1qqq]

Super 😀👍

[@MrDKDIY]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@devriescustomleather1109]

Good!!!!!

[@MrDKDIY]

Thanks!!

[@byssooalmaher3891]

Ok❤❤

[@johnpaul9606]

curious? why not just run the paper thru a shredder

[@nigelbanks1661]

is it ok to burn cardboard tubes from carpet shops

[@philipvanderwaal6817]

As long as it paper yes

[@kirilkirca2219]

Yuppie

[@alzzla2730]

Great burn time

[@anakirevski9829]

Cool

[@MrDKDIY]

Thanks tatusko

[@adelalshurbagy1113]

work in silence and let the video do the talking , love your content

[@MrDKDIY]

Yes ,that's right 💪🫡👍

[@trenseni]

Like

[@MrDKDIY]

Thanks bro

[@robertintergrale]

recycling the paper,, not burn

[@danielworley5756]

It kind of is recycling, you can do this with cardboard you can find in the dumpster that's gonna get tossed anyways.

[@thomasschafer7268]

😮😮was ein Blödsinn. Sowas gehört verboten

[@damnu8089]

Bad drills not last and long