MEGA Metal Foundry! TKOR Explores Everything You Need To Know How To Make a Trashcan Metal Foundry!

In today's video we're super-sizing the trashcan foundry into a giant garbage can kiln! The steps we cover for creating a meta metal foundry for mixing metals and melting glass aren’t completely easy, but we’ll help you avoid the mistakes, so you end up with an awesome backyard mega metal foundry.
This metal foundry project is also great for those wanting to know how to make other cool things: forging aluminum, melting aluminum, melting brass, glass melting, molten metal, homemade foundry experiment, charcoal foundry, DIY smelting furnace, metal furnace, homemade foundry, cool science projects and more! Let us know what cool foundry experiments you create!
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[@trigintillion1517]

Wow, that’s awesome

[@roguespearsf]

Former fire and EMS here - just a heads up, galvanized metal offgasses due to its zinc coating, if you can't find regular old steel, then use a few coats of high temperature paint. I went with a 2000 degree rated primer, 2 coats and a 2000 degree rated paint, 2 coats. I plan on adding maintenance coats as needed from wear and what not. Another thing I did was go on amazon and get a $16 welders hood with flip up eye shield. Hasn't seen any flying concrete with molten metal yet, but I'll be glad I have this if that ever happens.

[@r3ll282]

Does zinc never rust thats why its used as a coating for chains, wire fence and such?

[@OmniversalInsect]

@@r3ll282 I believe so

[@acrazyr]

Can the mega foundry melt the small foundry?

[@acrazyr]

kan petyim yes but could it get hot enough??

[@maysonjones6592]

I like that idea

[@acrazyr]

Mayson Jones me too 😂

[@aryanpatel2924]

acrazyr - I mean, you're the one who came up with it, so why wouldn't you?😂

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[@ianmoore2850]

That kaowool will release for fibers overtime you really need to cover it in an inch or so of refractory cement or silica based cement look up a few videos on how to make a propane forge and how to replace the Kaowool in a propane forge Plus if you have the refractory cement it'll make it be a lot hotter

[@maksime]

melt the small foundry with the mega foundry

[@danchiscocatlover816]

Only the outside would melt though

[@michaelclosson68]

Maxime FROSSARD yes

[@Libya2286]

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[@swittlinger]

THIS! It's common knowledge this will allow the mega foundry to absorb the essence and experience of the small foundry

[@acrazyr]

Maxime FROSSARD copycat!!!

[@therichboy1012]

You should add 3 flame inlets because if you use 2 it will only get just as hot as the smaller ones...plus it’s bigger and the heat has to be absorbed by more wool...maybe you could use 2 propane tanks and 4 inlets for even more fire...if you want to play with ceramics. 👍

[@exileacademy5645]

Also aligned to make a vortex 🤘🏻

[@jamieknight7366]

TheRichBoy 101 it won’t be hotter the gas still burns at the same temp - it will just heat up quicker - the idea of it is to be able to heat bigger things at the same temp which wouldn’t fit in the mini metal foundry

[@amealialall9335]

I love your logic

[@amealialall9335]

If we team up we can make a time machine

[@zumbazumba1]

You need forced air not venturi burner if you want go higher,or even better oxygen tank.

[@molddorm]

I can’t wait to find out what the new crucible looks like AND to watch them melt larger amounts of metal. What’s i would really like to see is TKOR doing their own version of the aluminum(or copper) ant burrow casting.

[@carmineperez6302]

This dude is soon going to make a foundry from a shed

[@acrazyr]

Lol I want to see that

[@acrazyr]

I’d be so expensive

[@halodevils4998]

that's called a kiln

[@isoforonce7845]

acrazyr It would*

[@ronkzedonk]

These dudes*

[@MonsterPumpkin]

Man I love the fact that you guys are upgrading the metal foundries as the time goes Started with the mini metal foundry Next trash can metal foundry Now super size trash can foundry

[@German_R335istance]

*Dumpster Foundry

[@gauthamarun3878]

Monster Pumpkin Soon, a house foundry is made.

[@JackieBright]

Monster Pumpkin next grain silo foundry

[@bingcom5250]

Monster Pumpkin what ever happened to the original channel owner?

[@blockfifteen]

Nuclear Cooling tunnel foundry

[@Kinjen_]

Can you try to use kaowool to hold thermite

[@Dinnye01]

It would most likely burn through it. This "wool" is just fibered stone so... you'd get lava. But I agree, hes should do that!

[@RoyceBarber]

KaoWool feels like a squishy foam fiberglass, its a bit expensive but extremely easy to find on ebay and any major hardware store. You can poke a hole through it with your finger, and it falls apart if it gets wet. KaoWool can withstand about 20 minutes of 3,000 degree F fire, but it starts to cook and turn brittle and crumble. So no it can not hold an active thermite fire. Thermite is extremely easy to make, it's a powder consisting of metals.

[@jamessouza7065]

@@RoyceBarber is that kaowool expensive?

[@batenkait0s657]

@@Dinnye01 doesn't that make it like asbestos

[@kevdragmas]

The Captain Cotton shield would work really well against heat though! Also, since kaowool is so heat resistant, I'm curious to see what would happen if you just poured molten metal onto some fresh kaowool. Would anything happen?

[@TimothyMichaels]

Oscar the Grouch won't freeze in Winter now.

[@rat1742]

Yay he will melt in the winter!

[@Eatherbreather]

He'll still complain about it either way 😆

[@sadseditzz4450]

My name is oscar...

[@nipnip3304]

Oscarito Giovann Oscar the grouch is a sesame street character

[@vulgardisplayoftruth2060]

That was a disturbing image... if he was real.

[@Carlos_TheMaster]

I feel like this is no longer Grant's channel

[@plugwalk2357]

Same

[@TRPL3D]

Exactly

[@confederatecummins9344]

Carlos Cabrera I feel the same way

[@50doctorwho]

+

[@Angela-lg2uu]

Carlos Cabrera ikr

[@Tater_Lord]

WARNING KAOWOOL REQUIRES A RIGIDIZER WHEN USED IN THESE TYPES OF APPLICATIONS SO THAT THE BURNERS DONT THROW FIBERS EVERYWHERE

[@doof6680]

NICE, I made mine just from mud all I did was get mud and form it into a foundry shape. *Congrats 1st on the trending list* Btw my foundry worked to melt aluminium!

[@Wise_King_Solomon]

The kaolwool doesn't reflect the heat; it absorbs it. You are still losing a lot of heat, since it is all getting trapped in the kaolwool. This hurts the kaowool and over time will cause it to be even less efficient and less insulative (and a little dangerous). You really should put a refractory layer in. Castable refractory is easy to make, and would probably be easy to add to the current setup. You could even simply line it with refractory brick (the thick heavy fire brick, not the insulative fire brick). That would be a very easy fix and could raise your efficiency dramatically. If you do it well it could probably get so hot that it could even melt iron or steel!

[@flopana5762]

That would be bad because then the burners would melt

[@JesseDahirKanehl]

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[@ewedfyguyhiygfd]

Solomon_97 no it totally reflects it. I use it myself.

[@Wise_King_Solomon]

KD Outdoors oh ok, that makes sense. Thanks for pointing that out!

[@godfreypoon5148]

WTF?

[@iskiebae]

Gentlemen, please use a rigidizer or some castable refractory to coat the Kaowool. The air moved by the burners will carry small fibers airborne. Those fibers are very harmful if inhaled. Fumed silica works as a rigidizer and can be found for cheap.

[@iirquhs]

i heard kale wool instead...

[@sleuthelle]

Shuqri Shaifuddin that’s what I heard too. XD

[@artemisapollo9983]

Same

[@ifeoa]

Me too

[@FM-mj8pr]

Shuqri Shaifuddin I think the wool would protect better thin the lid just saying thank you for the video

[@_omar3184]

It is kale wool, it’s a type of fiber blanket

[@dwhjr6412]

Hey look a foundry made from my life

[@noahhunt871]

this hit home

[@collingoehrke8674]

Lol

[@raydendacosta6366]

can you cook a turkey in it

[@zonk1913]

Rayden Dacosta it will be burned on outside and raw inside

[@cjwhite7801]

kosmiczny kot no it would all be burned

[@Bubblessongs]

Depends on the way you heat it i guess, you have the propane low and let it breath a bit it might work.

[@hackerhacker-ms2wy]

yes you can but it will be extra crispy

[@twosidedcoin4688]

Rayden Dacosta you could incinerate a turkey in it buddy

[@connormccarthy592]

I'm really not opposed to making and improvised foundry there are several problems from a health perspective that need to be addressed. Firstly as someone below said kaowool fibres are carcinogenic and should be sealed with another refractory material or coating to prevent fibres being breathed in when the foundry is running. Secondly the bolts, washers and trash can used pose another health risk as they appear to galvanized (I could be mistaken) any galvanized steel will release zinc oxide when heated this is harmful to the body. Please coat the wool and clarify what metal was used as anyone who copies this could be harmed by the end product if not

[@JEDSaje15]

Also, those bolts will... melt... why? Because Foundry...

[@JesseDahirKanehl]

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[@shane3862]

like and help get this to the top

[@Flaskpotatis]

This needs to be at the Top!

[@Gripfang]

Perhaps soaking the kaowool in sodium silicate or a diluted refractory cement would work as a sufficient sealant? Would also add rigidity to the wool. I'm wondering if there is a less heat conductive material that could be used to help hold the wool instead of steel bolts. My concern there is burning yourself on the heads of the bolts that have one end exposed to such high heat.

[@aaroncole7414]

building the trash can foundry is like a tradition now

[@grintz77]

For thin metal and PVC you might find running the hole saw backwards gives a cleaner cut.

[@koshrai7080]

Won't the screws you used for supporting the KaleWool melt from the propane heat? Like so he sees!

[@Sbeatly]

Kosh Rai from what I've understood from this videos, is that the foundry doesn't get hot enough to melt iron (assuming the screw and the donut thing are made of iron)

[@adjustablehammer3749]

Kosh Rai i very much doubt that it gets that hot

[@REVOLUTIONS51]

Kosh Rai I would have still mounted them the other way: less heat absorption in the inside and more dissipation on the outside...

[@capper6100]

Sbeatly Not iron, steel (which has iron in it I know) but yeah, your right.

[@markanand3004]

Can you please show us how to make a wind tunnel ? Love you guys

[@markanand3004]

Thank you soooo much,means a lot too me

[@xsorrowxkingx5051]

You put 3 white, blonde chicks with Starbucks together.

[@xylordkhan1]

Is that can galvanized? If it is, the vapors it emits when it heats up is a huge health concern. I'd never use galvanized steel in anything that gets heated up.

[@xylordkhan1]

Ross Bradwell yeah, looked at the amazon link just to make sure, that's totally galvanized. I worry about him, but even worse, tons of people are watching this and might replicate it, since it's a tutorial video. He should really take this down, or have a huge disclaimer "DON'T DO THIS" somewhere.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

xylordkhan1 or just ya know, do it outside and don't breath in fumes

[@spicketspaghet7773]

Harder than you think. That amount of galvanised steel can be extremely harmful, very potentially fatal to breath in, if it burns off.

[@mineralhillsworkshop5275]

carolyn mmitchell Just doing it outside isn't enough. This is still very dangerous.

[@trailduster6bt]

xylordkhan1 well based on their demonstration with the kaowool and the blow torch, the trash can should be fairly insulated from the heat

[@nohzra7765]

Please make more random weekend project tutorial videos cause i just loved watching them before all these kind of vids.

[@jainamshah1004]

This one looks like captain america shield and this one looks like captain cotton shield 😂😂😂😂

[@jainamshah1004]

Johannes Baumann yea he would be black and hold a white shield

[@isoforonce7845]

MR. J Yeah*

[@TheNocturnalAlchemist]

I built the first metal foundry and it works great

[@MrForge]

Me too

[@alexbrownlie8795]

The one with the plaster? I honesty thought that one would work best. But I'm no genius so I don't know. But I really wanted to make the original one when I first saw it.

[@halarabee6772]

The Nocturnal Alchemist ننخخخع

[@ArktourosUltorMaximus7600]

Nate: *Blasts torch dangerously close to his hand* Also Nate: I don't feel even warm at all.

[@SpecificLove7]

Nice upgrade

[@marchm78]

Thank you i’m building this today 😁

[@ApexHerbivore]

no you're not.

[@MrOutdoorsman09]

make sure to use a rigidizer on the kaowool or coat it with castable refractory so you're not breathing in strayed fibers as the wool breaks down

[@trsg384]

Deion Ram öpp

[@marchm78]

Ouroboros yes I am lol 😆

[@marchm78]

thank you for telling me that I did not know that material does that I will coat it with a refractory mortar however if I can’t find that do you think regular cement work?

[@mrlithium69]

KAO-WOOL. High-temperature insulation wool (HTIW), also known as kaowool (a portmanteau of the words kaolin and wool), known as ceramic fiber wool until the 1990s, is one of several types of synthetic mineral wool, generally defined as those resistant to temperatures above 1000°C.

[@charliesewards1015]

Cutting the wool looks so satisfying

[@latolattokids212]

really wonderful and very beautiful, extraordinary masterpiece,

[@nithinc8638]

I always liked your videos

[@ortsacevad31]

Nice

[@sahithmocharla5941]

#1 on trending TKOR ARMY

[@JefferyPaul]

That is a big open cavity you need to heat. Having such a large cavity in the foundry will really be a challenge for those little burners to heat up, and you will find that it takes way longer to get up to temperature compared to the smaller foundry. Also, when you put larger items in there to heat up, they will absorb a lot of the heat which means it will require a LOT more heat to keep temperature up in there while in use. I would have double lined the Kao Wool to take up some of that space, and would definitely double up the burners, with two more burners placed above the existing burners about halfway up the trash can. Would actually make for a cool video; remaking the gas burners two high with a bracket holding one above the other. Two sets of those, one on either side and you'll be set. Also, place a hard fire brick on the bottom to lift the crucible up so that it is receiving heat from underneath. Will make a difference in the heating efficiency.

[@jake_stvbc1305]

You guys should add extra tubes and highten them so you have 4 heat sources and a better ballance of heat

[@jaremy6698]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!

[@matiasjarvinen3064]

You mean grants

[@billnye7592]

Wow #1 trending. I'm impressed!

[@ashtenverduce7781]

This is helped me out so much. Now I know what to do if I want a backyard metal foundry😀

[@adityathakur7604]

You know, the golden days... when the music was hot and so were the groupies

[@gingerninjar7683]

The small foundry was long lived and well used R.I.P.

[@dmounce5513]

I know you probably aren't that concerned with the efficiency or how hot the outside gets but you really should break your bond so on the wool add another layer with the seam in a different location and if you are concerned with losing your internal diameter you could go with thinner wool. You should also break your bonds where your walls meet the floor for example layer of wool on the floor then one layer to the walls then the second to the floor then the second to the walls the point being there isn't a straight break in insulation leading to the shell. Would also recommend useing stainless fastener. Anyway just 2 cents from someone who does it for a living(industrial level) so if you need material or anything hit me up.

[@anselcantin4735]

THESE are the videos I want Nate to make more of

[@michaelyoder2596]

Please make a homemade van de graffe. It’s a static electricity generator. So cool!

[@georgeaura]

What happened to the original host?

[@citypopisgewd2737]

GAproductions yeah i miss him

[@ericyanes8743]

He serving in the army

[@mypilotsjourney5418]

He said in an earlier video he is working on the biggest project of his life

[@benhovis8656]

GAproductions I don’t like this new guy

[@elliebennett3005]

Held hostage in the basement

[@excellentsamuraid]

If the long machining screws are left in you could turn the foundry on its side, and with some of that sheeting in the bottom you could use it as a shelf for a more stable placement for ceramics. Realign the propane holes and you could turn the foundry into a blacksmithing forge.

[@Nick-vw8ph]

What happened to the old man?

[@TeufortCTF]

apparently got caught cheating on his wife

[@magoxide7777]

Cheated on his wife

[@MrClassifiedChannel]

Whos the old man?

[@symboly1042]

Hes on a break from youtube

[@bobbybrainstorm]

Gone

[@NiallWade]

They always put warnings on silly string not to heat up the container because it might explode. You should try some experiments with silly string, including heating it up to see what happens!

[@subscribeorilldeleteyourfo2421]

I thought he was going to put like five porpane torch

[@Tequiza79]

I was thinking 6, equally spaced like a hexagon, blowing diagonally.

[@Ashan0chka]

happy new year, dear friends!

[@Laz3rs]

This hack is totally an epic win! 👍🏻

[@israeliberserker9910]

Listen its a nice idea but because you have increased the volume of the foundry you will need to add more burners to reach the desired temperature

[@natisaban6536]

Glory Lime you're right, it wont get as hot with only two burners...

[@natisaban6536]

Random, add more burners

[@Mobin92]

If it's properly isolated it shouldn't matter. It will just take a bit longer to heat up. Heat energy doesn't dissappear because there is more space ...

[@FullOilBarrel]

Mobin92 it has more space to disappear through... No insulator is perfect

[@theLuigiFan0007Productions]

I say put 4 or 6 evenly spaced torches. Each set with it's own propane tank, so that it can run just as long with the increased fuel usage. Bet it would get hot in a couple minutes if you used 6, only problem is that might hurt the insulation properties if you cut that many holes.

[@quintenmckinney]

When will we learn how to collect wheat by the freeway

[@JoeKThePotter]

Nice! I made this! Only difference I incorporated was... I have a lot of extra firebrick, lightweight refractory bricks, ... so I lined my can with them...i cut them so I could put them in with no gaps in it. I used the rockwool on the lid like you did. Great video!

[@user-gc7zd9ww1w]

YES! I suggested this a long time ago! I suggested seeing if the foundry could be used as a kiln! I'm so glad you might try it soon! 👊👑

[@coppinques7863]

where’s the other guy?

[@RealTalentTV]

Please make experiments with HOT ICE. and add some food coloring to it

[@ifizzysoda6658]

Hot ice is called water

[@baguettte]

well what do you know there is ice, dry ice and hot ice what next wet ice?

[@asuluanjing4452]

Ice ice

[@baguettte]

dammm

[@TheSpooniest]

I know the foundry probably won't get hot enough to melt those bolts, but won't they conduct heat out to the shell through the insulation?

[@GOAP68]

Not an expert at DIY foundries but spot several improvements to this design/build. Makes me wonder how well it was researched and planned.

[@sesamtoast9431]

Captain Cutton for win!!

[@uncannysnake]

Racist

[@elijahsmith6656]

The king of random should pour liquid oxygen over a live flame

[@hunterfine7387]

Elijah Smith I just noticed you picture😝...

[@je-fq7ve]

next time overlap the ceramic blanket in the bucket like you did and cut thru them both at the same time while in the bucket. PERFECT fit.

[@Carlos-fe7kv]

Plz do more metle melting and casting videos please. Their so satisfying

[@jassig351]

Won’t the screws melt ?

[@bozzik7804]

yep

[@Asqry]

they clearly held up fine in the test

[@jassig351]

Brandon Czuba so did the torches

[@joshuasullivan7278]

Up next super mege foundry made of a semi truck size shipping container

[@sophiapardo4739]

Number 2 on trending!!! Congrats!

[@stevenmccoil7452]

Love the constant uploads. Never a shortage of content here!!!!

[@a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907]

Make acetylene blowtorch

[@BlazePro]

IF U COMMENT ON MY RECENT VIDEO, I WILL SUBSCRIBE TO U WITH 50 DIFFERENT ACCOUNTS !!! 👍👍👍

[@schrodingers_catboy_9882]

Blaze ???

[@schrodingers_catboy_9882]

Blaze i did

[@chase1146]

Joey Bekius cheater

[@ston_jude_ed]

A bomb ? Jk

[@shanesemer3579]

You should make a 50 gallon drum backyard foundry

[@darrenbarlow1483]

Number 1 on trending!!!!!!!!!!! Lets go king of random wooooooo

[@KlimeGameChannel]

Классное видео!Удачного процветания канала!)

[@wilky7077]

Put the mini foundry in the large foundry

[@alexchristoffel9873]

Can you burn the Kaowool in the Solar Scorcher? BTW great vid.💥

[@appa9263]

#1 on trending now! Way to go!!

[@jasonyasumoto2163]

Ooo, bigger foundry, bigger melting of metal!! Very cool. Maybe you can revisit experiments with the smaller foundery that did not work, because of the vrusibke size.

[@vovowo9252]

“How to cook Oscar the Grouch in his own home”

[@LouieCable]

You call this mega? This is the King of Random channel that is just small!

[@ryandavison1008]

Number 1 on trending!?! NICE JOB

[@two-face1041]

That sound is amazing

[@UnPhayzable]

Hey look a foundry made from my PC

[@polarknight5376]

UnPhayzable actually a desktop body made of cast aluminum or bronze would be super cool.

[@godfreypoon5148]

Luminum bronze.

[@sh0wgxnlol638]

Ha

[@dragonclaw8394]

because its trash 😂😂👌🏻

[@MohdAradi]

so you have an AMD processor and graphics I see,

[@filip9006]

Please put different metal in the big one and see which metal it can melt.

[@BanditLeader]

The big one can only melt things the small one can. The big one just has more space

[@zeldaxhan1956]

THIS VIDEO IS ON TRENDING!

[@farming503]

Cool

[@lensgamersyt6238]

I like the daily upload

[@filip9006]

You should melt iron and do a real life sword

[@efeyzee]

Iron swords are not cast. Cast iron is really brittle. To make a sword, you need to forge the iron/steel.

[@BoomerangPlays]

I really miss the old videos, styled like the original metal foundry.

[@usern4metak3ns]

Plz continue the solar lens melting forge. It looked amazing

[@alnoso]

Try putting bubble wrap in a vaccuum chamber!

[@alnoso]

It would "just" explode? Explosions are awesome!

[@SweMisterB]

Um... It would make the bubble expand. If the wrap is weak enough it will expand to the point where it breaks, but i doubt it will. Once the vacuum is released the wrap will have softer "bubbles" due to the expanded state previously.

[@NightFlyer]

K A Y O W O O L

[@pourekk]

SkyFlyyer kale wool

[@NightFlyer]

K A L E Y O U R S E L F

[@skwid2300]

Ka woo

[@godfreypoon5148]

C O W - W O O L

[@bmil38]

P U B I C - F U Z Z

[@zandernator]

I’d love to see you forging with this. It’d be really cool to see smithing, TKOR style.

[@OhShesAlex]

Who’s ready for 9 mil!

[@rockgroup7775]

Awesome

[@youssefhachicha49]

ROCK GROUP amazing

[@haroonasmal772]

Dude your personal protective equipment is extremely inadequate for working with kaowool. Even after lining the foundry kaowool should always be covered with a refractory cement as little fibres will be dislodged when firing the furnace

[@Jsh-xe7kv]

Number 1 on trending great job

[@epicmosss8975]

No . 1 on trend awesome dude👍