Micro Forge Waste oil burner Supercharged

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Support this channel on Patreon www.patreon.co... Waste oil burner build , no plans . built this for a friendly viewer named steve to show that oil nozzles are not needed , just a fancy hot rod feature all the cool blacksmiths like to build. and yes they a freakin cool so by all means build a nozzle burner if you got the time and the cash

[@RAMSHACKLE28]

Thank you! Given me the inspiration to keep focused with my oil burner. Your spray nozzles are very enticing!! But point taken. I'm a week in, on mk 2 burner, wvo as fuel, solar powered 12/24v, hairdryer blower. I need simple. For me, I need off grid. I intend to use it as a heat source to fire my retort kiln to make biochar.

[@christopherchisanga4845]

How did you make this one and why's it having 3 out let s show me how it was made

[@patrickmuleega1506]

How is that burner look like inside

[@jefftaylor9590]

What kind of reducer do you have in the pipe?

[@madmike9530]

I recently made an upright version and had the same problem keeping it hot. The problem was the intake air needed more turbulence because it wasn't mixing the oil properly. I added a flat piece of metal after the oil feed tube to flick the oil up into the combustion area.

[@rexhavoc2982]

Having a hard time lighting mine ? strips of rag with oil and a 1/4 cup in side the tank, rag burns like a wick, slowly add the air and it blows out. any ideas?

[@NOBOX7]

Be very patient , get a small fire going on the least amount of air possible , you may even need to block the intake , i had one the required you put your hand over the blower to get it lit . the excess air is cooling everything off , then slowly ramp up , only when your good in hot should you jack with the settings much

[@rexhavoc2982]

@@NOBOX7 I have a 5 gallon BBQ gas tank 2 inch air pipe low on side, 2 inch hole where valve was a 2 inch cast iron 90 that drops into a pipe sleeve. Should I start with oil in the tank? I am confused where the flame comes from some show it at the end of the air pipe and others the whole inside is on fire. Thanks for your help.

[@jakedenos]

You could put one of those firework sparkling sticks in the chamber, you can't blow those out,

[@alierrtrillo9368]

Can you make enough heat to power a turbine or a boiler to hook up a generator? 20kw?

[@johndowe7003]

Yes

[@garethbaus5471]

I bet if you set it up on a jig to measure it's thrust that setup would probably give you at least a couple of pounds.

[@tylerbishop9981]

Once you get it heated up does the burning cause any suction? Will it draft it's own air and oil without the fan?

[@NOBOX7]

no it needs air

[@royvarghese823]

Hey I made a burner like this wanna look

[@joachimschreiber7835]

Why dont you test these into an open old barrel...Yor whole place is sprinkled with this oil crap...

[@cobre7717]

Its a shop!! Woodworkers have sawdust everywhere. Mad scientist have oil.

[@jcpage305]

If your getting a flame over flame(what looks to be a secondary flame lighting after the output nozzle) on the output then your running a rich mixture causing the chamber to be cooled due to the oil boiling in the chamber and not igniting until it reaches the atmosphere.

[@СергейСергей-ю3г2х]

Bro. You are the most awesome at making ALL THESE BURNERS !!! I don’t know a single channel that would create at least half of the burners that you created ! Not even every company creates as many burners as you create !! This is a huge job. Great respect!!! Thanks to you, I realized that creating burners and melting metal is not so difficult !!!

[@NOBOX7]

Thanks my brother , i will see you there when its over ... Any day now ...

[@patrickmuleega1506]

What happens if i close the other two openings on that burner

[@soullessone4681]

I like your passion in creating all your burners not many have that quality

[@NOBOX7]

thanks brother , glad you liked the footage

[@garrity5]

soulless one Agreed, it's contagious. Splash boilers, atomizers and air spikes. I think I can manage the trash.. Did he just say 110 dB??

[@fredshipp3809]

@@NOBOX7 Hey,has anyone ever told you that you can't weld worth a crap. LOL I do really enjoy your videos though. I also appreciate you sharing your knowledge and your experiments with us. Very impressive. I'm wanting to build a foundry. I've built one burner but not satisfied with it. I don't know if I'll try a different design or try improving what I have.

[@dennisw4828]

you rock keep it up. like you said it's not the things that work...... it the things that do not work that guides you in a better direction

[@cowdough94]

id seriously consider buying a torch i could use to melt glass or well, melt anything i want for that matter. ive been trying to make a torch for a forge for a while now, but i think my calling was for wood.lol. id love to see something for glass melting. you know, the white flame...thanks

[@joeladams6566]

I would like to watch your videos but you swing the camera around so quickly it makes me sick. Maybe slow down. Just a thought

[@karlsoffroad]

I heat my home and my shop with my homemade boiler and homemade waste oil burner. I do have access to lots of free oil!

[@shexdensmore]

That's a great idea for the heat conductor/transfer. But you may want to if you have the availability to, use a solid chunk of copper and silver soder it on. Copper has a lot higher thermal conductivenes.

[@NOBOX7]

yes i agree , its all i had and i'm forced to work with what i have

[@nathanstorms8586]

I have a very large shop and consume 3000 to 3500 gallons of oil to keep it warm. Thinking about building a waste oil fired refinery to make diesel from plastic and heat the shop but want it all mechanical air is okay since it is always on. Any input would be appreciated. I don't have much time for failure, too many other projects going on.

[@michaelsimpson9779]

Mother Eath had an article on a Roger Sanders designed waste oil heater, used as a space heater. Uses an inverted shallow cone fed by a variable drip feed. Produces huge amounts of heat fairly economical in oil usage (depending on heat output of course)

[@jonhunter8725]

Has Steve produced a video of this burner being used on his forge?

[@cosminvictor9141]

Hello,would you sell one? Price?

[@coloninbus]

you hve to clean it up on every 10 liters burnet

[@normoloid]

What if bio gas would be also fed into it simultaneously, thus needing less oil, where would you put the gas nozzle? I am planning a bit similar apparatus, but one that it would to be a true combination burner, able to use wood, gas and oil simultaneously in different ratios.

[@garethbaus5471]

You could probably run the gas into the side right next to where oil inlet is, would probably make ignition easier.

[@SirCavemaninthewest]

What a country.

[@bobfin4291]

nice vid but cheer's

[@jesuschristislordoflordsan427]

how much heat in the flame?

[@NOBOX7]

10 to 200 Kw , i do not recommend this device for long term use

[@jesuschristislordoflordsan427]

@@NOBOX7 i meant in celcius or fahrenheits. actual heat in the large flame. i guess there are some gases thats not properly burned in your flamer. i guessy you have calculated 200 from that it burned away 20L oil per hour? also, thanks for a great clip and tips

[@bobfin4291]

bad i cannot hear you get with it redo it bab

[@stefvandijk7356]

What if you use a old turbo from a car instead of one blower that runs on electricity. Maybe you only have to start op with an electricity blower but when you have sufficient pressure you don't need an additional blower

[@jesuschristislordoflordsan427]

or air compressor tank?