Millions of people do not know this knowledge! 3 in 1 waste oil heater! Warm for winter 2024

[@lmtn]

Giant waste oil heater Warm for winter 2025! save 50% on heating costs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKW4hpqKfpuNirs

[@KarrierBag]

after 25 years I have had to say goodbye to my yard and workshop, I live on a boat so have had to get rid / pass on a lot of tools from lathes to engine cranes and 5 trucks plus a live on bus ranging in physical weight from 3000kgs to 7500kgs, watching videos like this makes me happy to see people still showing how to make things. I have a waste fuel heater and it works well, no external flame so clean water free hot air. Keeps me toasty on the cold days / nights.

[@lmtn]

It sounds like you've made quite a big change in your life! It's great that you found a way to stay warm with your waste fuel heater. Best of luck with your boat life and keep enjoying those creative videos!

[@MikeDarga-h2o]

Iv been thinking about doing that ,buying a pontoon, and building a styrfoam shach on it and sail away . and I want to use waist oil to produce hot water, heat and electricity .

[@andrewreed7607]

Like a little 10 foot boat 😅

[@MikeDarga-h2o]

@@andrewreed7607 ya and Im going to make the top where I can walk on it . 0 rent o insurance o taxes move to any water frount prop .

[@MikeDarga-h2o]

dont tell the homeless

[@conrailfan6277]

Very cool, the Buick Dealership I worked at used a waste oil heater to warm the shop in the winter, all of the used oil and gasoline from oil and fuel filter changes went into a 100 gallon tank thru the spring and summer and was full by winter!! At the start of winter we would clean the burner and light it, with the 10 overhead doors being opened thru the day to bring cars in and out of the shop it was a cheap way to heat!!!

[@juliogonzo2718]

I worked for a towing company/scrap yard and they used a waste oil furnace for the shop. It worked quite well. It did have some problems occasionally. I went in on a Saturday to find the whole shop filled with smoke cause the heat exchanger cracked. It was missing paint off the side of the furnace housing because it got oil with too much gasoline in it one time and it got extremely hot.

[@conrailfan6277]

@juliogonzo2718 With all of us Mechanics opening and closing the Garage doors all day it would have cost a fortune heating with natural gas, plus it also heated the body shop too!!! We did have natural gas heaters in the service lanes but they were efficient enough for that use!!!

[@HueToobBlows]

And they paid big bucks for it because theirs actually worked, unlike this fake shit.

[@juliogonzo2718]

@HueToobBlows What makes you say its fake? I'd have to see this one in person to 100% believe it works, but I don't see why it wouldn't.

[@lmtn]

Yes thank you for watching our video it's great where you are also using a waste oil heater right? Yes waste oil heating water costs extremely low and to make one directly is not worth much money and waste oil is something that is almost available right? Yes when done correctly it has a very high temperature of up to 700 degrees Celsius and there is no black smoke so when it enters the air when the temperature is high when it is chemically it will burn completely creating a blue flame like gas Thank you for giving us positive words do you have any suggestions for us to do better Please let us know We will improve the product further to contribute to bringing more value and benefits to audiences around the world Thank you

[@peppino5413]

Well done....Remember safety is paramount....Can't be used indoors as products of combustion are toxic and cause death...Can only be used in a well ventilated area...that's with any combustion process....recommend using a stainless steel flue vented directly outside of the heating environment so you get the BTU heat from the flue as well.Stay safe.

[@lmtn]

Great advice! Safety is crucial-ventilating properly and using a stainless steel flue ensures safe combustion and maximizes heat efficiency. Stay safe!

[@cadevaughn7596]

Welp, guess everyone that uses natural gas for heat can throw that in the garbage.

[@mariobrus9603]

@@cadevaughn7596 you still need electricity for natural gas, no

[@sylvesterdakatt3150]

@@mariobrus9603no you don’t. Electricity is only for igniter. U can use a match

[@maddog6542]

Yea i wish my hvac guy would have told me i cant burn anything in the house​. Gas range is gone too.@cadevaughn7596

[@iwbsl196978i]

عمل رائع شكرا لك❤️ احب ان اضيف لك شيئا تستطيع ان تضع بايب نحاس لولبي حول حجرة الاحتراق ويمر الماء من خلالها بدائره مغلقه سوف يصبح لدينا ماء ساخن للاستخدام بنفس الوقت👍 اشكرك على هذا المجهود الرائع انت تستحق المتابعه والنشر😘

[@lmtn]

شكرًا لك على هذه الفكرة الرائعة! استخدام بايب نحاس لولبي حول حجرة الاحتراق لتسخين الماء فكرة مبتكرة جدًا. سعيد بأنك استفدت وأتمنى لك المزيد من النجاح! 😊

[@МерседесБенсАМГ5.0]

​@@lmtnскажите какой размер трубы там 30 или 50 ?

[@Montazer-021]

یعنی روغن دود نمی کنه ؟

[@lisar9314]

Love it makes me think of cooking a pot of stew or beans on top of our kerosene heaters back in the day! Enjoyed thanks for sharing God Bless u and urs!

[@lmtn]

Remember the days of cooking or parking on a kerosene stove, so cozy. Thank you, God bless you!

[@joshuak2197]

This is true ha. However I wouldn't cook anything on this. Nor would I want that venting inside a living space or workspace. Old/used motor oil contains some pretty narley chemicals and if you I breath it long enough can cause some pretty bad health issues.

[@tjacb123456]

@@joshuak2197your gonna die anyway, what you plan on living until you’re 200yrs old or something? Give me a break

[@ashleym2878]

I like it. Its burning efficient with the blower fan so should be minimal fumes and separating the burning chamber from the outer hot air chamber just completes it. Works just like a diesel heater so using it as a heater should be good so long as your welds dont have holes😉

[@lmtn]

Glad you like it! The blower fan makes it efficient, and separating chambers ensures better performance. Just keep those welds tight! 😉

[@dakotachristianson3756]

So you are burning waste oil so cleanly that you can do it indoors without a flue or hood venting outside?

[@josephoxenham6142]

@@dakotachristianson3756 Not possible, carbon monoxide would still be a concern. I think the stove would have to operate outside with the secondary heat going into a structure.

[@steveisking1]

​@@dakotachristianson3756 even though he didn't make it very clear, I'm pretty sure the stove part goes on the outside of the building and the flexible duct that he showed gets routed to blow the hot air inside the building.

[@michaelgearhart6685]

@@josephoxenham6142if your not familiar with a properly set up waste oil burning stove than just say so lmfao. You have not the slightest clue of what your talking about. I've been around them for years and never a health concern one set up right they are very efficient. the epa approves and encourages there use, as it is safer to convert/burn a potentially hazardous waste onsite

[@Armand79th]

I'm really impressed that you managed to (mostly) hide the gas pipe.

[@esra_erimez]

So, it's using gas and not oil?

[@Andruh999]

Wait! You mean a couple scraps of burning paper won't light motor oil? Shocked, I tell you, shocked! 😆😆😆

[@928hparedes]

@@esra_erimez It's false, he's using Gas. The oil almost doesn't burn, if you blow it it goes out. Fire can be seen coming out of the center blower inside the oil container. If it blows air it should not ignite, only stoke the fire in another place, but flame comes out because it blows Gas.

[@esra_erimez]

@@928hparedes Thanks!

[@robertbryan7373]

Its like the guys hiding the small electric motor on a perpetual motion machine...that you will also see on here...!!

[@akonako364]

This is also used in Philippines where the LPG and gas price went up twice, although due to heavy metal and CO contamination it should place on outside. But if you prefer a heater i think better to move it outside and make a heater inside like coils or similar on old room heaters to conduct hot air. This way it minimize the contamination.

[@lmtn]

Thank you for sharing practical advice and thoughtful safety tips! Placing it outside with a conductive heater inside sounds innovative. Have you experimented with other setups to reduce contamination further?

[@crakilldurmom]

Great work and great outcome. FYI, those overlapping tack welds will have much poorer penetration than a steady bead at the same setting.

[@lmtn]

Thanks for the feedback! That’s a great point about the welds. Do you have tips for improving steady bead welding techniques?

[@crakilldurmom]

@@lmtn Yes, practice. Practice and make sure you are comfortable. Anchor your torch hand on your free hand and make sure you can do the whole weld without repositioning. There are youtube videos on the subject. Refine your search words.

[@johnr7632]

Awesome build. I’m thinking of building one of these, thank you for the video. I am not the one to put down anyone’s hard work. I’m just wondering about the tack welding technique. Just a suggestion; If you play around with your tuning knobs, adjust your amperage down and adjust the wire feed comparing how fast the wire melts per amp temperature, you could get a continuous flow to form a solid welds with better penetration instead of tack welds.

[@genebartle7715]

I believe the tack welding method reduces warpage when welding sheet steel.

[@AaronSchwarz42]

@@genebartle7715 Pulse dime, cool, pulse dime, cool, does prevent material warping, at expense of less penetration, trade-off

[@TheFXofRobbRee]

@@AaronSchwarz42 Muliptle tacks, alternating sides in a pie cut pattern similar to how you tighten lug nuts, will prevent the warping. The amount of tacks will vary depending on size. Then follow up with multiple good penetrating beads in a similar pattern eventually connecting all your clean beads (lay some dimes). Will most importantly penetrate, and prevent any pinhole leaks as well, without warping. Finish by chipping, grinding, and polishing smooth.

[@lmtn]

Thanks for the suggestion! Adjusting the amperage and wire feed speed for better penetration and continuous flow is a great idea for improving weld quality. I'll definitely give it a try!

[@Андрей-э6э5г]

Все хорошо и красиво но есть один минус это нет дымохода. Такая штука рано или поздно выжгет кислород из воздуха и засерет его продуктами сгорания этой отработки. Дым хоть и не видимый но запах по любому есть.

[@bulentcoban3028]

Хорошо

[@Nikola-st5cn]

Такую горелку только на улице можно разжигать, иначе можно угореть. Вообще идея хорошая но нужно дорабатывать.

[@АдминСтимович]

А чем масляный электрообогреветель хуже то ? Походу он и дешевле будет в эксплуатации, и экологичней. Эта байда хороша где ляктричества нет и мазуту тырить можна. А так то буржуйка понадёжней. И омлетик пригатовить с грогом, и жги чё под руку попадёт. От соседскога забора, до отходов мебельнога канцерна.

[@ivoivo89]

LP LP8​@@АдминСтимович

[@EaseRider48Rus]

есть еще один огромный минус. это привязка к электричеству

[@Moonlightshadow-lq4fr]

You could make a U bend in the fuel feed pipe to prevent back smoke or potential flames. Don't forget to use the fan at all times or remove it if not turned on or it will melt! A funnel under the drip would be useful too :)

[@lmtn]

Great ideas! The U-bend can help prevent backflow, and the funnel will keep things cleaner. Safety first!

[@tinman1071]

my friend had a big one of these in his big workshop I thought it was fantastic and the large area was definitely not cold even with the bay door open all day

[@제이콥서]

페유는 불법 입니다

[@AntipisDun]

Вы большой мастер. И фильм снят правильно, все операции по очереди. Респект!

[@lmtn]

Спасибо большое! Рад, что вам понравилось. Всегда стараюсь делать все по порядку и качественно!

[@kazparzyxzpenualt8111]

I seldom see any concern expressed about the heavy metal contamination in waste oil when burned. There is a great centerfugal oil extraction method that removes some of it but the only way I can imagine to be really sure is to "crack" it all over again and of course that takes quite a bit of heat too. How can you win?

[@lmtn]

You raise an important concern regarding the heavy metal contamination in waste oil. When burning waste oil, especially from automotive or industrial sources, it can contain a variety of harmful contaminants, including heavy metals (like lead, cadmium, and chromium), as well as other toxic byproducts that may be released into the air when burned. While centrifugal oil extraction can help remove some contaminants by separating out solid particles and some heavier impurities, it doesn't fully address the issue of hazardous metals that may still be present in the oil. To fully eliminate these contaminants, you would need a more complex process, such as "cracking" or refining the oil back to a purer state, which would require significant heat and specialized equipment. This process, however, is energy-intensive and costly, which could make it impractical for most DIY or home heating systems. To reduce the risks of burning waste oil, here are some possible solutions: Filtration: Advanced filtration systems could help remove larger contaminants, but they won't fully eliminate heavy metals or some of the finer impurities. Multi-stage filtration, combining mechanical, chemical, and carbon filters, can improve oil purity, but the risk of heavy metals remains. Exhaust Scrubbing: Installing a scrubber or an afterburner system in the exhaust could help trap or neutralize harmful emissions, including particulate matter and toxic fumes. This would help reduce the impact of burning contaminated oil on air quality. Pre-Treatment of the Oil: If you plan to burn waste oil regularly, you could look into oil refining or cracking methods that break down the contaminants before combustion. This might involve heating the oil in controlled conditions, but again, it would require a lot of energy and specialized equipment. Monitoring and Testing: Periodically testing the oil for contaminant levels (especially heavy metals) could help you understand its quality and whether it's safe to burn. You could also monitor the emissions to ensure they stay within safe levels. In summary, while it is possible to burn waste oil, doing so safely requires a multi-step approach to reduce contamination. The best way to win is to balance efficiency, safety, and environmental impact. Using clean or filtered oil, or even considering alternative fuels, could be an effective compromise for home heating systems.

[@rustylugnut755]

​@@lmtnThe combustion of used motor vehicle oils does entail the problem of heavy metals. Many heavy metals can be filtered out via fiber filtration and centrifuge equipment as I have at my shop. On the exhaust end, you can use the tendency of heavy metals to form sulfides to create a reactive filter - but this is outside the capability of a home shop. A cooling tower with soot traps might be more feasible if visibility is not an issue.

[@lucast89]

@@lmtn ai response?

[@КириллШуткевич]

Очень хотелось бы такую горелку для твёрдо толевного котла, только без принудительной подачи воздуха и так что оно не ебануло(не взорвалось)

[@tannersmith7334]

@@lucast89forsure

[@PapaSnuffy]

Breathe deeply for greatest effect. 😮

[@viter8914]

Чорний гумор , але справедливий.

[@ShortbusGang]

Perfect for a Yurt.

[@mikestone234]

Lanair makes a waste oil burning/ forced air heater, that is EPA compliant. And YES, you can burn dirty oil, cleanly, as long as you preheat the chamber first.

[@jesusbernal8081]

"Yes"! To The "Truth"!!.. The "Word"!! Of "GOD"!!. "No"!!!. "ROMAN"! "Sunday"! "God" Genesis 1:( 14-18) "GOD'S"!!.. "Calendar'!!.. Genesis 2 : (1-3)"'GOD'S"!!..Sabbath"!!.. "NO"!!! "ROMAN" "CALENDAR'S" For "Worship"!... "Not"!.. "AT"! "ALL" FOR "ADAM'! AND "EVE'! "MOSES"! AND "AARON"! The "PROPHETS"! "Even'! for Our "Own"! "Savior"! "YESHUA"!! "LORD"!! OF THE "SABBATH"!! Matthew 12:(8) Mark 2:(27-28) "NO"!. "ROMAN"!. "CALENDAR'S"!. For "Worship"! "AT"! "ALL"! For The "People"! Of "GOD"!! in This End "Time's"! Exodus 12:(1-2) Ezekiel 20:(20) Isaiah 66:(23) John 14:(15) John 15:(10-11) "HONOR"!!.. and "GLORY"!!.. To The "CREATOR"!!.. "GOD"!!.. Revelation 14:(6-12) "Day's"! "Month's"! "Year's"! Exodus 12:(1-2) "Moses"! and "Aaron"! 40"Year's"!.. in Mt. Sinai 40 "Year's"!.. in The "DESERT"! "Land"!.. Of "Egypt"!.. "Receiving"! The ("Mana"!) "Keeping"!.. The 7th Day Of "Rest"!.. The "Sabbath"!!.. Of "Creation"!!.. And "THEY"! "HAVE"! "NO"!!!... "NEED"! Of ANY "Man" "Made" "ROMAN"!?... "Paper"!!?.. "Man" "Made" "Calendar"! Of "ROME"! "False"! "ROMAN"! "Calendar's"! All "United"!!! in "ONE"! 🌎 "ONE"! "World"! "ORDER"! 🌎 "ONE"! "Word"! "RELIGION"! 🌎 In "ONE"! "Man" "Made" 🌎 "CALENDAR"!!! Of "ROME"!!! 📅 "False"! "Friday's" for "Islam" ☪️ "False"! "Christian" "Saturday" ✝️ "False"! "Christian" "Sunday" ✝️ for "False"! "Christianity" ✝️ "False"! "Invented" "God" "False"! "Adoration"!... 2 Corinthians 4:(3-4) The "God" Of This "World"!!! 🌎 "Have"! "blind"!!! "Their's"! "Mind's"! 2 Tesssalonians 2:(1-13) "GOD"!!..Will "Send"!.. "Strong"!... "Delusion"!... "One"! "Delusion"! Of "Many"! "Other's"!... To "Come"!. Daniel 7:(25) "Will"!?... "Try"!?... To "Change". "Time's"!!.. and "GOD'S"!!.."Law"!!.. it is "Blasphemy"!... Lie's"!..."Sin"!... Revelation 20:(13) "They"! "Ware"! "Jughead"! "According"! to Their "Work's"! "Salvation"!?... in "Lie's"!?... Of "Course"!!!... Not"!!!... "Salvation"!? in "Pastor's"!? "Family's"!? "Husband's"!? "Wife"!? "Son's"!? "Daughter's"!? "Neighbor's"!? "Pet's"!? "Totally"!!! "Imaginable"!!! "Irracionable"!!! "Incomprehensible"!!!

[@kazparzyxzpenualt8111]

@@PapaSnuffy love the spirit Papa Snuffy! Have a snort and remain calm. it is always later than one thinks! Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger they say.

[@ВгаражеуПетровича]

Супер, золотые руки. 👍

[@nastasepuscarias]

And black lungs...

[@HueToobBlows]

Fake, totally fucking fake. And you're an idiot if you believe it.

[@Saimonkar]

Yes everything is fantastic except the smell. It is almost impossible to operate it indoors.The one shown at the end of the video, working in a separate area is the best. Congratulations to the manufacturer!

[@lmtn]

Thank you for your comment! I agree, the smell can be a challenge indoors. The separate area setup definitely seems like a smarter choice. Appreciate your feedback and support!

[@kickacopsassdaily]

You should catch up the air from outside. Otherwise, the heated air you blow into the next room will be the polutet Air from the burner! BTW In europe, the greens will hit you to death doing this. 😂😂

[@DB-gw6yt]

@@kickacopsassdaily yeah well fuck the greens. Much love from Germany

[@Gary-e9q4o]

He could place it outside build a heat accumulator blow hot air in

[@tomsexton4880]

You are a great fabricator and I enjoy watching people of this caliber perform their art.

[@lmtn]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the compliment. It's great to hear that you enjoy watching the process-it’s always fun to see creative projects come to life. If you ever want to share your own work or need any tips, I’d be happy to help! 😊

[@callevomharz]

Sehr Gesund die Abgase von der verbrennung des Altöls... 😮

[@lmtn]

Thank you for reminding us so much Yes, the exhaust from burning oil also has a lot of toxic gases, right? You must be a professor Yes We will try to burn it far away from the area alone, just insulating it inside, is that okay? Yes, please give your opinions and suggestions Thank you

[@johannesmeyer-dunker6044]

Ob da wirklich mehr relevante Schafstoffe drin sind? Die Verbrennung sieht schon sauber aus.

[@АндрейБелов-п1у]

Они полезны несколько минут ,потом резкая потеря сознания и смерть.

[@gymroskabachulskichorizins8813]

@@johannesmeyer-dunker6044 Wie alle heutige Abgase vom Autos. "Transparent" bedeutet nicht gesund.

[@alexanders.2889]

​@@johannesmeyer-dunker6044 das ist wissenschaftlich erwiesen, nur weil du es mit bloßen Augen nicht siehst, heißt es nicht, dass sie nicht da sind. ES IST AUF KEINEN FALL GESUND ALTÖL ZU VERBRENNEN

[@sayedhassan6540]

قمة الإبداع والتميز، إحترامى وتقديرى لحضرتك، فضلا الموسيقى مزعجه، 🌹🌹🇪🇬

[@tvoiavtoelektrik]

Главное чтоб вода из кастрюльки не булькнула на печку, а так да, шедевр! Браво.

[@lmtn]

Спасибо за комментарий! 😄 Ты прав, важно, чтобы вода не попадала на печку - безопасность всегда на первом месте.

[@Michael-d2c2c]

I made one at home using a steak knife, butane torch and a nail file.. true diy at home project for the entire family

[@lmtn]

That sounds risky! It's important to prioritize safety and use proper tools for any DIY project.

[@snaz27]

@@lmtn - You mean I can't make this with a milk carton and some sticky back plastic?

[@JOSERAFAEL-z1m]

Very good!

[@denniscummings5219]

I built a variation that used no power. Basically I had 4" exhaust pipe with a heater box in the middle. At the bottom I had 1/4" pipe wrapped a few inches from the bottom. Fuel was supplied through this pipe from a tank above regulated by a valve. At the bottom was a catcher basin made with a 5" or 6" section of exhaust pipe. Dripping a bit of fuel in the catcher and lighting it would heat the 1/4" tube wrapped around the 4" pipe. This would create a "steam" jet aimed in the center of the 4" pipe creating an updraft. The box above had baffles inside to direct the heat to it shell. The exhaust out the top of the box could come out the side giving you a hot plate. All the fumes were outside and it was smokeless. The box would get red hot and heat us out of the room. Enclosing the box with an outer box you could vent the air where you want, with or without a fan. I designed this after looking at smudge pots people near me were using. They were very smokey and unregulated. I think mine used far less fuel for the same heat.

[@lmtn]

Well thank you for watching our video and your suggestions and ideas are great Yes you must be an engineer Yes can you give me where is the design drawing of your kitchen I will make that idea and bring it to all the audience around the world to know your idea and will help people get more value please let us know Thank you

[@jesusbernal8081]

​@@lmtn "Yes"! To The "Truth"!!.. The "Word"!! Of "GOD"!!. "No"!!!. "ROMAN"! "Sunday"! "God" Genesis 1:( 14-18) "GOD'S"!!.. "Calendar'!!.. Genesis 2 : (1-3)"'GOD'S"!!..Sabbath"!!.. "NO"!!! "ROMAN" "CALENDAR'S" For "Worship"!... "Not"!.. "AT"! "ALL" FOR "ADAM'! AND "EVE'! "MOSES"! AND "AARON"! The "PROPHETS"! "Even'! for Our "Own"! "Savior"! "YESHUA"!! "LORD"!! OF THE "SABBATH"!! Matthew 12:(8) Mark 2:(27-28) "NO"!. "ROMAN"!. "CALENDAR'S"!. For "Worship"! "AT"! "ALL"! For The "People"! Of "GOD"!! in This End "Time's"! Exodus 12:(1-2) Ezekiel 20:(20) Isaiah 66:(23) John 14:(15) John 15:(10-11) "HONOR"!!.. and "GLORY"!!.. To The "CREATOR"!!.. "GOD"!!.. Revelation 14:(6-12) "Day's"! "Month's"! "Year's"! Exodus 12:(1-2) "Moses"! and "Aaron"! 40"Year's"!.. in Mt. Sinai 40 "Year's"!.. in The "DESERT"! "Land"!.. Of "Egypt"!.. "Receiving"! The ("Mana"!) "Keeping"!.. The 7th Day Of "Rest"!.. The "Sabbath"!!.. Of "Creation"!!.. And "THEY"! "HAVE"! "NO"!!!... "NEED"! Of ANY "Man" "Made" "ROMAN"!?... "Paper"!!?.. "Man" "Made" "Calendar"! Of "ROME"! "False"! "ROMAN"! "Calendar's"! All "United"!!! in "ONE"! 🌎 "ONE"! "World"! "ORDER"! 🌎 "ONE"! "Word"! "RELIGION"! 🌎 In "ONE"! "Man" "Made" 🌎 "CALENDAR"!!! Of "ROME"!!! 📅 "False"! "Friday's" for "Islam" ☪️ "False"! "Christian" "Saturday" ✝️ "False"! "Christian" "Sunday" ✝️ for "False"! "Christianity" ✝️ "False"! "Invented" "God" "False"! "Adoration"!... 2 Corinthians 4:(3-4) The "God" Of This "World"!!! 🌎 "Have"! "blind"!!! "Their's"! "Mind's"! 2 Tesssalonians 2:(1-13) "GOD"!!..Will "Send"!.. "Strong"!... "Delusion"!... "One"! "Delusion"! Of "Many"! "Other's"!... To "Come"!. Daniel 7:(25) "Will"!?... "Try"!?... To "Change". "Time's"!!.. and "GOD'S"!!.."Law"!!.. it is "Blasphemy"!... Lie's"!..."Sin"!... Revelation 20:(13) "They"! "Ware"! "Jughead"! "According"! to Their "Work's"! "Salvation"!?... in "Lie's"!?... Of "Course"!!!... Not"!!!... "Salvation"!? in "Pastor's"!? "Family's"!? "Husband's"!? "Wife"!? "Son's"!? "Daughter's"!? "Neighbor's"!? "Pet's"!? "Totally"!!! "Imaginable"!!! "Irracionable"!!! "Incomprehensible"!!!

[@mikemarshall7016]

What you’ve described is exactly what I’m looking for, blue flame without a fan/electricity. I’ll give it a shot from your description.

[@xaviergoupil3602]

Can you make a video of how you made it ?

[@MP2Tablet]

We made a version of that. We made a combustion chamber and put it inside an old wood stove. Had a blower tube coming in the back. And I forget what we used for the oil tank but we would use air pressure to feed the oil. Used it many years. Before the boss got a propane heater.

[@lmtn]

Yes thank you for your sharing and receiving our videos Yes sir do you have any techniques to do better please leave us a comment and your feedback Thank you very much in I will follow your ideas to be able to improve better to bring more value to viewers Wish you a happy weekend

[@firetom911]

Awesome, thanks for the video and the measurements 👍 Fire it up in the garage (well ventilated) a great Idea to have it in case of an emergency.

[@lmtn]

You're welcome! Glad you liked the video and measurements. A well-ventilated garage is perfect for safety. It's always a good idea to be prepared for emergencies. Stay safe and enjoy! 👍

[@يوسفالنازي-م2و]

طريقة ممتازة للموت باول اوكسيد الكاربون ...

[@johnn.2039]

Cool but isn't the air toxic to breath?

[@barbarawaggoner8605]

Not if there's a exhaust pipe.

[@johnn.2039]

@barbarawaggoner8605 oh ok thank you for explaining it👍🏾

[@66pointmuthafukn6]

The same way the exhaust off a wood stove is. Vent it outside,so simple yet no one gets this.

[@barbarawaggoner8605]

I should have said exhaust "vent" in this case.!

[@dieseltieger4173]

Ja denke ich auch. Nichts für geschlossene Räume.

[@Валерий-ф9о]

Интересно какой расход отработки

[@dmitryderek4096]

Судя по струе подачи : конский. У меня печь на 30квт , вдвое меньше струя. И да , дым , который выбивается из воронки подачи - говорит о неуправляемости процесса. Это перелив масла и холодная камера сгорания.

[@Drewsterr78]

The skill and knowledge is fantastic. Very enjoyable to watch😊

[@captainlandyacht1328]

So this gives me an idea, could you adapt thus as the heat source for a clothes dryer? Just the hot air, so the clothing doesn't smell like waste oil.

[@WorldofTon]

Major fire hazard even best case scenario

[@jjb1974]

How would you regulate the heat?

[@mendozabensouzan744]

Maybe a hair drier?

[@captainlandyacht1328]

@@jjb1974 umm, maybe add air vents along the pipe until you get a constant temp for drying? Or blower could cycle with the temp sensor? If you utilize the blower from the dryer as the blower for the heat source you would have everything you need i think.

[@jjb1974]

@@captainlandyacht1328 Makes sense.

[@reinermbivz3278]

Praktisch auch, dass gleichzeitig die Bude mit Altölabgasen verpestet ist 😎

[@lmtn]

Vielen Dank für Ihre grundlegende Sichtweise. Ich hoffe, dass unser Edelstahltransformator nicht schwarz wird. Ich wusste nicht, dass er eine so hohe Verschmutzung aufweist . Nein, Sir. Ja, vielen Dank, bitte teilen Sie mir Ihre eigenen Vorschläge mit. Vielen Dank

[@HElNRlCH]

​@@lmtnweist er auch nicht, weil ihr ihn mit Gas betreibt

[@grafganzgrederich]

Wo kann man sowas kaufen?

[@mikethespike7579]

Die Anlage steht draussen und bläsed warme Luft in die Bude. Ich glaube auch, dass da kein Geruch ensteht bei den hohen Temperaturen. Das Teil ist nicht schlimmer als die alten Heizölöfen meiner Eltern und Großeltern. Fragt sich aber nur, wo kriegt man so viel Altöl her, um einen ganzen Winter zu heizen.

[@j.e.9265]

@@mikethespike7579 Im Hafen!

[@buddyboy4x44]

Excellent project. Surely there has to be a better oil feed than dripping from an open faucet? Looks like quite a hazard in that regard.

[@dave8168]

Yeah, a clear plastic tube could be plumbed in for a few bucks more.

[@lmtn]

Yes thank you for your perspective you can be designed in many different styles Yes and thank you for your comments we will note this part Yes thank you Wish you a happy weekend with your family Please give us more comments We look forward to your work

[@lmtn]

great Thanks and your opinion Yes thank you Have a nice weekend

[@lmtn]

Yes, thank you for watching our video and leaving a comment. I don't understand what you mean, but a stove like this burns at a temperature of about 400 degrees Celsius, then 1 liter of waste oil will last about 4 to 5 hours. If it's good at 700 degrees Celsius, then 1 liter of oil will burn within two hours, which is what you usually do. Wish you a happy weekend. If you have any questions, please leave a comment below. Thank you.

[@ljulian80]

Best design I've seen yet. Not sure I like the way you have the drip setup but that's easily changed. Other then the drip and making a tweak to the exhaust I'm definitely building this bad boy

[@lmtn]

Thank you! I’m glad you like the design. The drip setup and exhaust can definitely be tweaked to suit your preferences. Feel free to make adjustments as you build it!

[@Czechmate.z]

They have been around for years .They used them in junkyards in the colder climates and used oil out of junked cars to put in them . They were about 1 meter in height .

[@janecapon2337]

I remember an auction house in Invercargill had one. It heated up the whole room really quickly.

[@archibaldchimpin]

@@janecapon2337we still have one in the workshop, works well, gives out great heat

[@Lets_Go_Brandon2024]

Had one in a 4 bay repair shop i worked at in Albuquerque about 10 years ago, worked amazing and was basically free heat. Probably still have it haha

[@lmtn]

Exactly! These stoves have been around for a while, especially in colder climates, repurposing used oil from junked cars for heat.

[@lmtn]

That’s awesome! It’s great how effective and cost-efficient those stoves can be, especially in a busy repair shop environment.

[@GrahamNewman-mq7gr]

Anybody remember " SALAMANDA" hearers that used waste oil . You got them going with welding torch on a Winter morning. This works similar. They used to get red hot.

[@mjblackam]

I remember them, they were around in Australia back in the 70s. Great for outdoor get togethers.

[@majorbruster5916]

Yep. They were very effective in heating large spaces and they didn't need electricity.

[@GrahamNewman-mq7gr]

@mjblackam I lived in Austalia 1970s . I ran the Diesel Power Station Port Hedland . Goldsworthy Mineing . Those were the days , Gough Whitlam prime minister. Bob Hawk "When are we having another strike !!". Beer 10$ a box .The place ran on the amber necter.

[@twinshobbytwinshobby3863]

Awesome JOB !

[@lmtn]

thanks for your compliments have a nice day

[@smirkinatu5512]

Thank you for recording and posting this valuable educational video.

[@lmtn]

You're very welcome! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Thank you for your kind words! 😊

[@jessepinkman4863]

Отличная штука, чтобы устроить пожар или надышаться парами. А когда отработка попадет с водой, будет классный фонтан из кипящего и горящего масла!😂👍

[@Aizetone]

Главная причина почему это полная херня, если забыть про токсичность продуктов горения - это то что отработка на самом деле совсем не бесплатная и не дешевая (особенно в случае если все начнут использовать ее как топливо). Если где-то есть шаровой источник, например, у работника автосервиса, то даже там для нормального отопления может не хватить. Проще и дешевле бензином отапливаться или дизельным топливом.

[@РыбакРыбака-з3ы]

Воду специально добавляют в топку, для поднятия температуры , экономии и экологии... Попугаи слышат звон да не знают где он😢😢😢

[@jessepinkman4863]

@@РыбакРыбака-з3ы может где-то и добавляют воду в промышленных печах, но не в таких кастрюлях с кипящим маслом. Я полно историй пожаров знаю, когда отработка не отстоянная пыхает и превращается вся печь в фонтан из горящего масла. Причем у знакомого на производстве бахает даже промышленная печь так что стены трясутся, когда вода попадает. Можешь со мной не спорить, я сам эжекторную печь на отработке делал. Вонища от нее как в плохой котельной, учесть что у меня в трубу тянуло, а не как тут просто кастрюля с маслом. В итоге на дровяной котел ее переделал. И как писали выше цена на отработку подскочила, раньше за так нальют, где хочешь, а теперь 5-7р. за литр. Так что звон слышал ты, а я эту тему знаю.

[@aleksandrtretiakov4982]

@@РыбакРыбака-з3ы Где конкретно добавляют, примеры? Если те доб***бы с вечным поленом, можешь не отвечать.

[@ВладимирПутков-в5х]

За 3 года работы масляной печки на отработке ☝️труба выхлопа диаметром 120 мм.забилась сажей полностью так что пришлось менять (как камень)и в мастерской стоял постоянно смрад приходилось регулярно проветривать.и перейти на дровяную печь .

[@lmtn]

Да, спасибо за вашу точку зрения и то, что вы испытали. Да, это правда, что если не обращаться с запахом осторожно, это приведет к очень неприятному запаху. Да, если вы используете отдельную комнату для разжигания печи. Она полностью пригодна для вашей работы? Если вы используете эту печь прямо на заводе, вы не почувствуете запаха, верно? Но я не знаю, но я знаю, что у вашей раньше было синее пламя. или не при твоей температуре но у моей печки это Температура может достигать 700 градусов по Цельсию, и после газификации он полностью сгорает, не оставляя ни запаха, ни черной пыли. Даже если вы прокипятите кастрюлю из нержавеющей стали, и она не почернеет, я думаю, что она выгорит весь запах, сэр. . За исключением случаев, когда вы впервые его сжигаете или режете и не можете с этим справиться, запах очень сильный, верно? Удачи и спасибо, что поделились. Хороших выходных.

[@lesnic_mgn]

Значит неправильный режим работы. Если горение нормальное, нет ни запаха, ни дыма. В данном видео печь показана с закрытым контуром горения, при герметичном воздуховоде запаху и дыму взяться неоткуда. Ну а если печь самая простая на саможоге, а-ля труба с дыркой, то конечно. Там всё возможно. И дым в мастерской, потому что тяга плохая и сажа в дымоходе, потому что сгорание неполное. Какого типа печь у вас стояла? Сам сейчас топлюсь дровами, раньше была надувная печь на отработке. Все мои проблемы с той печью от неправильного проектирования.

[@РыбакРыбака-з3ы]

30 лет топлю в Сибири , котельная отдельно и неразу трубу не чистил... Дружи с головой😢

[@JonasMarcinko]

Millions of people now know this knowledge! congrats on the video!! well done

[@lmtn]

Thank you so much for the kind words! What part of the video stood out to you the most or was most helpful?

[@Wertyingf]

As long as you use in a well ventilated area looks to me like you have a very nice little heater/cook stove.

[@lmtn]

Yes, as long as the area is well-ventilated, this type of stove can work well as a heater or cooker. Proper ventilation ensures that harmful fumes, such as carbon monoxide, are safely dissipated and don't pose a danger to health. It's also important to regularly check and maintain the stove to ensure its safe operation.

[@albertberndt4358]

Ok wirklich gute Idee, aber was ist mit den Abgasen?

[@annwithaplan9766]

I don't think there is any.

[@pan6593]

@@annwithaplan9766if you burn anything, there always is. It‘s called chemistry.

[@Hanbang-Hanbang]

@@annwithaplan9766 Exhaust gas is given to the user's lungs.

[@lmtn]

Das ist ein wichtiger Punkt! Abgase wie CO und andere schädliche Stoffe können gefährlich sein. Es ist wichtig, eine gute Belüftung und ggf. eine Abgasreinigung zu haben, um sicher zu arbeiten.

[@MasterBobert]

Why does it smell like exhaust in here, you been riding your dirt bike inside again?

[@dennisvanwandelen2327]

Hehehe 😂😂😂😂😂

[@bruce3894]

That's the kind of fire I need to make fried rice.

[@popovichvondesastre]

looks nice ...especially if health and safety is not your priority.

[@lmtn]

Thank you for your comment! Do you think there are ways to make it safer?

[@karlheinzheller9732]

Und wenn der Schornsteinfeger sieht, der rastet das. Super Idee!

[@lmtn]

Vielen Dank für Ihre Komplimente und Ihre mehrdimensionalen Perspektiven. Ja, danke. Ich wünsche Ihnen ein schönes Wochenende und erkläre, ob es in Ihrem Land in Deutschland sehr kalt ist

[@Danaman117]

Because everybody has a metal working shop out back, 1% practical.

[@lionheart1]

Don't need a welder. Just standard pipe connections.

[@jamescook7713]

Harbor Freight sells everything used in this video, Soyman117.

[@a.joegevara3519]

I thought everyone else owned 4 welders, torches and a plasma cutter too??

[@jamescook7713]

@@a.joegevara3519 Alpha men go to Harbor Freight and buy this equipment.

[@alonsohernandez3424]

Right

[@musicalrecyclebin]

There is a reason why propane is very popular

[@jch7199]

no need to buy propane if you can change your own oil and have one of those

[@thebathroomcabinet]

I like kerosene

[@jessanddavidboham8014]

That is absolutely amazing and awesome

[@mell3109]

What about combustion gases 🧐

[@lmtn]

Top 3 Burners That Produce BLUE FLAME From Waste Oil Heaters! 2025 Heating Stove Models kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2iyp4CJgbeDgZY

[@یاسرقلاوند]

دستگاه نواری اسمش چیه؟

[@kevingillilan4629]

No chimney? Carbon monoxide?

[@Dreddip]

Carbon monoxide is the least of your worries with this

[@kishidabu]

I had built a waste oil heater a few years ago, and it does produce a lot of heat. However it also produces a lot of carbon buildup at the bottom where the oil sits that has to be regularly cleaned out. The other challenge was when for some reason it would blow the flame out, and then you have waste oil everywhere. It just wasn't that reliable and you had to baby sit the thing for fear that something would go wrong.

[@lmtn]

Sounds like a tricky setup! The carbon buildup and potential for the flame to blow out definitely make it less reliable. Regular maintenance is key.

[@AlecGAAA]

Это совсем не просто сделать, но главное: А что если электричество вырубят? Есть масса дизайнов, где масло горит без подачи воздуха. Но, в любом случае - Браво!

[@gassereric]

Une batterie fera l'affaire

[@lmtn]

Спасибо, что посмотрели наше видео и задали вопросы. Да, сэр, его слабость в том, что без подачи кислорода он не будет сильно гореть, без синего пламени он все равно горит, но в нем много комаров и дыма, что очень опасно, сэр. Спасибо за ваше письмо. Вопрос. Есть ли у вас лучший способ? Пожалуйста, покажите мне. Большое спасибо.

[@AlecGAAA]

@@lmtn За последние годы, на просторах интернета видел массу различных идей. Возмпжно кпд не у всех одинаковый, но видел печь на отработанном масле для гаража, даже с выхлопом, и это очень важно, так как дышать мы все хотим. Помню пару идей, одна из автомобильных дисков(железных само собой), а вторая из старого баллона от пропана. Они не такие компактные, но рабочие. Ещё видел оборгеватель для маленького дома, там вообще, он ещё меньше вашего и идея заключается в отрожателе. Там парень использует тоненький металл, то ли медь, либо какую-то нержавейку, но зеркальную. Я бы нашёл и скинул, но площадка удаляет ссылки, так что сами поищите.

[@hartle100]

Here in Germany this is forbidden for at least 35 years.

[@ЯрославКондрашов-ъ4й]

У вас всё запрещено 😢

[@Youtube_kontot]

You have also forbidden nuclear energy. The most clean energy. And also forbidden cheap energy from russia. So you can say you have forbidden Germany a future.

[@tishbrett]

⁠@@KZbin_kontot nuclear is far from clean or safe don’t kid yourself

[@cedomirvagic4110]

Jebala te nemacka

[@OlavSchneider]

Alles was nicht ausdrücklich genehmigt ist ist in Deutschland Verboten.

[@TTGTO288]

Dude needs to watch some welding videos.

[@RobertMorris-l3l]

Why can’t you just be happy for someone else who made something have you done a tutorial for you tube or are you just a keyboard warrior who hate on people who actually teach others how to do different things

[@TTGTO288]

@RobertMorris-l3l Try doing structural and lasting welds like this video shows you. You'll see how is doesn't hold or last very long. You obviously have no idea what makes a good weld.

[@trapsta205]

It's always a freaking troll in everybody's comments.

[@TTGTO288]

@trapsta205 yeah, truth = troll ... maybe you can post a video on how to weld.

[@tsilikgabo8768]

Canada!! Great video.. You make your own Primus Stove. I'd never have thought of this. Thank you.

[@lmtn]

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video. It's always fun to discover creative ideas like making your own stove!

[@josephmarciano4761]

And the winner of "The most polluting heater that never should be used indoors or outdoors" is: _________

[@heavyshoulders]

The one on the electric cars

[@jasonpirok]

Your mouth?

[@CrazyPooltricks]

Are you crying wipe your tears Karen

[@Atomic_Chemist]

Not as bad as coal

[@CrazyPooltricks]

@@josephmarciano4761 this is one of them Democrats let's buy an electric car everybody what a joke

[@lmtn]

Millions of people don't know these technique! 5 ideas 3 in 1 Waste oil heater! Warm for this winter kzbin.infokA2DlQJsWSc

[@FrozenSunsets]

Probably 1 in a billion people will ever desire to do this let alone have the ability or resources.. LOL THOUGH crazy this shit gets 10 mil views .. Can you imagine if people had the time desire resources welding abilities or more? There would be these everywhere huh? DOUBTFUL. :D - TROLLING OUT

[@Pete-hy4mq]

10 million know now😂. That's crazy in 3weeks

[@Lookin4Things]

Great video, Have a store bought, and it's kindof a constant maintenance project. Time and effort =$ fun and effort = ???

[@lmtn]

Thanks! I get it-store-bought can be a lot of maintenance. DIY can be rewarding but also time-consuming!

[@indianbill3123]

3:17 i lost interest

[@lmtn]

Got it. Sometimes, content doesn’t capture attention as expected. Let me know what kind of projects or ideas you’re interested in-happy to explore something more engaging with you! 😊

[@Shade119]

Tried it ..House burned down ,wife took off with neighbour ,dog ran away with her ,crashed my car ,lost my job and on top of all " Beer is finished 😢

[@lmtn]

Oh no, that sounds like a series of unfortunate events! Hopefully things turn around soon. Remember, it's always good to keep a positive mindset, even when things get tough.

[@quantumtechcrypto7080]

Your life is having a “shitters full moment” persevere man and next time open a window.

[@Mr_MP9]

Well, it could be worse 😃

[@TheArtificialHighlander-c4y]

Insert Nathan Fillion Meme here.

[@eyeorewolf]

This is a great setup that could easily be taken further to vent the fumes. In these times any way to heat your work area or even your home using waste oil could save you hundreds if not thousands of dollars. Brilliant design and the two blowers would use minimal electricity and could even be converted to solar for 100% free energy because what do we do with our waste oil now?

[@lmtn]

Thanks for the great insight! I love the idea of using solar and venting the fumes. Have you tried incorporating waste oil into any of your own projects?

[@lmtn]

Millions of people do not know this knowledge! 5 in 1 waste oil heater! Warm for winter 2025 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGiQqpKMfrKHn80

[@ayriesfernando7404]

Kabayan..magandang araw...bilib ako sa mga gawa mo lalo na u g nsa video n ito ung may mga bilog sa ibabaw...pde kea ako mka request ng ganito sayu for the right price.Thank you kabayan

[@ayriesfernando7404]

Kabayan looking forward ako sa reply mo skin...thank you

[@hopingtobewheatnotatare172]

Look nice...I would be curious to know, if you had the air quality tested coming off the heat of the fire...would it be safe? Or would it contain harmful fumes produced from the chemicals and additives to the origional oil for vehicles?

[@Ali-kf1st]

فكره شبه جيده ولكن يجب توجيه ألغاز للاعلى لا للجانب❤

[@AEON.]

How do people add a water section to these and make them into rocket heaters or whatever? Is the water in those versions converted into hydrogen and oxygen to make them burn hotter? 🤔 This would be a nice add-on for the waste oil burner wouldn't it❓

[@lmtn]

waste oil heating stove mini 3 in 1 ! Millions of people do not know this knowledge kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGfNp6mQoKlmhpI

[@JunardNecessario]

its been used in philippines 2 years ago as stove

[@trumpcountry47]

Very nice! Thank you!

[@lmtn]

Thank you for your kind words! I’m glad you enjoyed it. What part of the design or process stood out to you the most?

[@lmtn]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fICnhmaNiNxje8k

[@السحاب-ق7ه]

ًععيرصس

[@tofuisnotfood3348]

Besides all the "wahhhh emissions bad wahhh." Still a pretty freaking cool thing to make. Love this channel and just found it.

[@lmtn]

I’m glad you found the channel and enjoy it! 😊 It’s great to appreciate the cool side of DIY projects, even when there are environmental concerns to consider. There’s something amazing about creating something from scratch, no matter what the project is. If you have any ideas or want tips for future builds, feel free to ask!

[@MyUsername09AZ]

Ingenious, every home should have one.

[@armydgp]

Really cool video, i enjoyed watching it. I bought a welder recently and plan to learn to weld. Was that a MIG welder you were using?

[@lmtn]

Thanks! Yes, it looks like a MIG welder in the video. Good luck with your welding journey-it's a great skill to learn!

[@oiltherm]

половина тепла в трубу, чашку чистить 1-2 раза в день при постоянной работе, сажа в дымоходе и в легких соседей :)

[@BechkriSaid]

Valuable and excellent work

[@tomekkrawat1758]

Good idea and nice work! Cheers.

[@lmtn]

Thank you! Cheers to you too! 😊 If you ever need any advice or want to share ideas, feel free to reach out!

[@sheerziggy]

I wonder what the oil to burn time ratio is. But great fab work cool lil burner

[@lmtn]

Thanks! The oil burn time depends on the size of the burner and oil quantity, but it's efficient for longer burns!

[@pngsmedirectory]

To avoid smelling the fume, put copper coil around the flame inside the burner/stove. The copper coil has hot water circulating to the side walls of the rooms and back into the heater/stove. The hot copper is sufficient to heat the room. Keep the stove away from the room

[@lmtn]

Thank you for the great suggestion! Using a copper coil for heating is an efficient idea. Have you tried this setup yourself, or do you have tips for optimizing it further?

[@HGu-q2s]

إبتكار رهيييب انت مبدع

[@lmtn]

Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you liked the idea. What other innovations do you think could improve it?

[@moustafadurbauree3037]

Very interesting .I made one with 80 kgs gas cylinder is good I just need to put an electric fan to blow the heat higher

[@lmtn]

That sounds like a great setup! Adding an electric fan will definitely help circulate the heat better and improve efficiency. Nice work!

[@Jackli-w5x]

all my respect, just wondering, when buring the used oil, will you got some bad smell?

[@botesll]

10 out of 10 just because you use the metric system! I am sure even the oil burns cleaner now!

[@lmtn]

Thank you! It's great to see appreciation for the metric system. Do you prefer working with specific measurements in your projects?

[@johntoothilljr.5328]

To dangerous for me to try , but I'm glad u could do it! 😥👌

[@lmtn]

Thank you for the support! I understand the concerns about safety. What other safe projects or ideas are you interested in trying?

[@PedrinDuro]

Buen trabajo, espero que el conocimiento cada día te haga más práctico y mejores cada uno de tus proyectos. Bendiciones.

[@الخضر2]

Very nice successful plan❤

[@Jakereviewsall]

I have zero use for one but still was cool to watch it be made and used.

[@lmtn]

Glad you enjoyed watching it! Sometimes it's fun to just appreciate the craftsmanship. Have you ever tried making something purely for the experience?

[@Jakereviewsall]

@@lmtn of course, I make stuff all the time, this is just something I would never have a need for since I never have used oil these days.

[@chomelion]

Идея хорошая и у неё множество решений. Единственное что необходимо это дымоход и подготовка топлива! Без дымохода в помещении будет нечем дышать. В процессе горения в помещении будет выгорать кислород. И при розжиге топлива будет много дыма. Много лет пользоволся отоплением гаража на масле. Подготовка топлива нужна, что бы не попадался крупный мусор и вода. Вода может давать неконтролируемое горение и взрыв в камере сгорания

[@lmtn]

Вы правы, наличие дымохода и правильная подготовка топлива - это ключевые моменты для безопасной и эффективной работы печи на отработанном масле. Без дымохода действительно будут проблемы с вентиляцией и дыханием в помещении, поскольку кислород будет выгорать, а дым проникать в воздух. Также важно тщательно фильтровать топливо, чтобы избежать попадания крупных частиц и воды, которые могут привести к неконтролируемому горению и даже взрыву. Если вы используете такие системы отопления, всегда стоит придерживаться строгих мер безопасности.

[@lukebaehr3851]

You second design is clutch!!!! You can vent through a chimney if needed

[@RajwinderSingh-uy5py]

Same method is used in India by cooks..They use diesel. It's called Bhathi (kiln).it's used to create high temp flame for heating oil for cooking.

[@lmtn]

That's interesting! The Bhathi method with diesel is a traditional technique in India, generating high heat for cooking oil. It's a practical and efficient solution for certain cooking needs.

[@yabetseasgedom9365]

Wow amazing! Thank you for sharing your experiences. Spechaliy for us 3rd world country very important! Thank you again.

[@lmtn]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad it's helpful. How do you think we could improve or adapt this idea for even more efficiency in different environments?

[@vullerseris5372]

MAGNIFICENT INVENTION !! 💯👍

[@lmtn]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you think so. Your support means a lot! 💯👍

[@Inventor799]

You are doing great dear friend.

[@lmtn]

Thank you very much! I am always ready to help you anytime.

[@madaadam3818]

the most important of all is how much does it consume and how long does it last? and the smell? and the smoke?

[@lmtn]

Those are great points to consider! Efficiency, duration, and odor are key factors. What kind of solution do you think could address all these concerns?

[@AUM_3000]

WoW.. Amazing product... clever job.. ♥♥♥

[@miguelgaribay349]

Excelente idea y ayuda para usar , felicidades por su gran trabajo desde Saltillo coahuila

[@lmtn]

¡Gracias! ¿Has considerado alguna vez hacer algo similar con otros materiales reciclados? Sería interesante saber tu opinión.

[@qzwxecrv0192837465]

just add a water tank, some pex tubing and you can use it as a supplementary heater for whatever. If you plan to make a garage or shed with concrete and want to use radiant heat, this could be a solution with the water tank and a pump

[@lmtn]

That's a great idea! Adding a water tank and PEX tubing could definitely work for radiant heat. What other systems have you considered for efficient heating in a garage or shed?

[@headshottheatredev1964]

Looks cool af but what about enclosed area burning fumes??

[@lmtn]

If you're working in a small or enclosed space, safety should always be the priority. Would you be using the stove indoors, or are you setting it up in a more open area?

[@ziadfawzi]

Thank you so much

[@lmtn]

You're welcome! Have you tried any similar projects before, or is this your first time exploring creative builds?

[@SunnyVan-h1q]

Nice to see that, amazing, I have enough this product to make this apparatus 😅😅😅. nice

[@lmtn]

Glad you liked it! It’s great that you have enough materials to create your own version of the apparatus. Enjoy!