Plastic to fuel | How to make free petrol from plastic waste

[@David-sc6rs]

Cutting an empty gas cylinder with a sparky wheel is suicidal. Science doesn't kill, half knowledge will.

[@mad_magpie_rough_gems1065]

1) weld a 3inch scew on cap to the gas cylinder so you can easily refill it next time. 2) run the hose through a bucket of water with the hose coming out the bottom...keep the water cold. Yield will be much higher. 3) Don't cut a gas cylinder with a grinder like that without making damn sure there's zero gas in the cylinder or you'll be resting in pieces...

[@jackyyog190]

Oath

[@dantronics1682]

I was waiting for the bang as well, the whole concept is dangerous and stupid since someone is going to watch this , tries it and blow his self to bits

[@InteloPL]

Nice, tho he could have just cut it like he did, add two rims on both elements and add some form of clamps there.

[@bettyjones2614]

I'm no expert but the yield seemed too high

[@dantronics1682]

@@bettyjones2614 because he didnt show that he refill the bottle at least 20 times while making the film, noticed how the bottle is hot enough to pyrolise the plastic inside the bottle but didnt melt the plastic hose on the outlet?

[@SuperMacDaddy66]

Just a couple of suggestions; 1) put the first jar in some cool water and it won't melt, 2) instead of welding the lid back on the canister, make it (easily) removable. That is a LOT of work to cut and re-weld that cylinder every time you need to refill it with plastic.

[@merfatawad3693]

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[@PiranaIbnuShark]

Oops sorry accidentally sent that message so you

[@osamaahmeddd2244]

How to make the lid easily removable ?

[@buckybarns5984]

@@osamaahmeddd2244 pretty easily actually. Just don’t take the top off at all, turn the tank sideways, cut open a small latching door big enough for the peaces to fit in, and weld 3 sliding locks onto the latching door to make an airtight seal to make sure no fumes leak out. That makes it so that when you are done you can open the latched door and repeat the process

[@lucaferrara4380]

or you can put little pieces of plastic directly from the valve without cut off the part

[@max0390rip]

Always take valve off propane tank and flush tank with water before cutting.

[@max0390rip]

@@weirdgaming4628 dont add to the moron pool,its already overflowing

[@max0390rip]

@@weirdgaming4628 my point exactly

[@BigBeavrSlayer]

Would you people just let natural selection take it's course already!?!?!?

[@doncorleon9]

@@max0390rip savage!

[@micjones1116]

And may i add be extremely!!! Careful taking the valve off even a little gas left can blow in your face i found out the hard way

[@maranathamark]

As many have pointed out... cutting a propane cylinder with a grinder or anything with a flame/spark is a great way to get hurt or killed! Take the valve out with a wrench and fill the cylinder with water BEFORE you attempt to cut the top out of it. Filling with water will push out any and all propane that might be left in the cylinder. The trouble with trying to make the cylinder 'reusable' with a seal and screw-on top, is the heat being used. You might be able to get around this my just cutting a 3" to 4" hole at the top of the cylinder and then put a 2' piece of threaded pipe in the top. Weld the end into the cylinder, and then screw on a top with the pipe and elbow, etc. The extra length of pipe, may allow your seals/gasket material to remain undamaged through the heat process.

[@jamesromboldsr1852]

Does it have to be welded. For pressure to push the fluid out. Other's are saying not to weld. Which would you suggest.

[@GunslingerLv]

No one : Random Indian dude on KZbin: solving plastic garbage and fuel problem at the same time

[@left-handedsailor4772]

Practical and straight to the point. Thank you for this video!

[@jodwhitfield]

I was like "Yeah I can do this" up until my man got the welding machine

[@phreak074]

While there are maybe some optimization opportunities in the engineering of this particular design, I am extremely grateful for this video in showing the basic process of breaking down recycleables to useable fuel!! Thanks for the great vid! 😃 To all those who are criticizing his approach harshly, please keep in mind this person may not have the resources so easily and readily availble to them. 🤔 Also, this is not a video on how to make a furnace or how to weld.

[@tarstarkusz]

it's idiotic.

[@tarstarkusz]

@@TacticalRuse So I have to invent something better in order to criticize a terrible idea poorly implemented? OK.

[@tarstarkusz]

@FkJBdn OK, so then flat-earthism must be correct.

[@BOREDANDWELLBORED]

But my teacher says gas can only come from dinosaur fossils... Aka fossil fuel... Are you saying the government lied? Are you saying oil is abundant and found in every material (plastic, grass, wood, garbage, etc) and we can obtain gas from them? That doesn't make sense, I thought the media and the government don't lie?

[@phreak074]

@BOREDANDWELLBORED Short answer: No one is lying. There is a bit more to the whole picture. Long answer:Traditional polymers are made from fossil fuels. Scientists figured out how to reverse this process in a lab and make plastics back into fossil fuels (many years ago I believe), but being able to do so without lab equipment is another feat entirely.

[@ronnor58g]

I agree with everyone about the dangers of this video 100%, and I certainly do not recommend this in any way, I certainly would not do this! With that said, many missed the point of the demonstration. It showed the basic simplicity of the concept. There are many ways to build this device, but without the basic understanding of how it works, it makes it difficult to create a viable device which could mass produce the fuel. In sure the individual was merely giving an example of the simplicity of the concept by visual demonstration. It is like trying to understand how a car engine works, when you don't even know what the pistons are for. Let your imagination be your guide, and make a better, safer and more productive unit, and share it, I would certainly watch it. That's the beauty of this channel. There are many creative thinkers out there, and everyone knows that we are all visual learners. Cut the guy some slack.

[@frankrichard7354]

Exactly dear

[@DS-mm6fh]

I agree ..... but a simple if ur gonna cut a propane tank warning definitely would be a plus especially to younger viewers

[@zachvanwolf2123]

A hidden but unintended gadget against 'overpopulation', I assume.

[@rhec-cornbread]

Dang ole thing go boom man. That's what I'm saying cut out this damn annoying music and actually talk us explain shit. Cutting into a metal cylinder without filling it with water is like hammering a bomb on the nose sooner or later you gonna go boom.

[@dirtyaznstyle4156]

@@rhec-cornbread well, a bomb with no fuse fitted you could probably hammer on all day. Those thousand pound bombs or two thousand pound bombs dropped from high altitude that survive and don’t detonate? The fuse malfunctioned, if the detonation charge isn’t triggered by the fuse the shock of the fall wasn’t enough to set off the main charge of explosive inside the bomb. Hammer away! You won’t be able to match the forces generated by an explosion that would cause detonation. Unstable explosives are impractical… That being said, natural selection favors those that are handy but also those that have an analytical mind. Being able to put concepts together, make connections, realize the outcome of ones actions prior to doing something stupid. Or at least learn from the mistakes and misfortune of others! The top of the valve for the tank was missing so there’s no way it’s sealed. If it’s sat like that for few days or even better on it’s side with a bit of a breeze you should be ok.

[@BIGSTANK1983]

This makes me want to get a small diesel vehicle and see just how much you can get from plastic. The possibility for off grid people is through the roof. This is awesome.

[@Sata42g]

Wait how do you get a lot of plastic off grid

[@virtualtools_3021]

@@Sata42g dumpster diving

[@geoffc1694]

You could throw a bit of sodium bicarbonate in first to purge the tank of oxygen so it wont internally ignite while heating. Now if you use a molten salt bath with i think lead salts and throw in rubber tyres submerged your distilled product can be used directly as gasoline fuel.

[@divineknowledge4607]

It would be better to chip up to he plastic and drop it down a bigger pipe 3" with a 3" cap. Then you only cut a hole for the pipe and weld once.

[@WDLKD]

Absolutely!

[@tonycavez]

weld a 3 or 4 inch pipe with a screw on cap and refill anytime , the way he did he is going to cut and weld every time lmao

[@brianwesley28]

Unscrew the valve first and then fill the entire content of the cylinder with water to ensure that any remaining propane is removed before cutting a propane cylinder. A guy at a local race track was cutting 55 gallon drums with a cutting torch several years ago without using such precautions and one of the drums exploded killing him the the process. always flush any remaining fuel from any such containers and cylinders before attempting to cut them through mechanical or gas means.

[@JT-kq3vo]

2 reasons to do this, 1 to recycle/remove plastic from the environment and 2 cut down on environmental pollutions. So surly it would make sense to build a reusable unit that doesnt need extreme energy to create energy for example using a welder and grinder every time you want to use the system. What a tool.

[@yokastamorillo7735]

Mente lo

[@yokastamorillo7735]

Michael

[@sethmullins8346]

All he'd have to do is add a filling cap for it tho

[@futures.scalper.808]

3 adding to your carbon footprint

[@SailorJohn34]

What a tool? Let's see yours... Or are you just here to put someone down for doing what you can't?

[@brittanybarber1724]

make sure to thoroughly clean out ANY old gas cylinder before cutting into it. many KZbin videos showing you how to do it but at least just empty it then fill it all the way up with water a few times. at LEAST do that before you let any sparks fly. or you may just die because of it

[@gengkadeng2512]

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[@andhewonders]

Exactly, biga bada boom.

[@joebonsaipoland]

Bro, put your condenser plastic bottles in cold water. Modify your steel container so that you can reuse it and not welded shut! Put a door with a locking latch on it

[@muktagachafirestation9831]

Ggh

[@كفاحابومنصور]

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[@usern4metak3ns]

Distillation and refined advice. Nice

[@nazmichanneltv3863]

Mashallah bahut khub

[@marielynn5234]

You mean a pressure cooker? Lol

[@ericlarson9386]

Very interesting. How clean burning is it? What modifications to a standard internal combustion engine need to be made for it to run? Or is it good for your charcoal grill lighting/zippo/oil lamp only?

[@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488]

Mix with moonshine and you have e85 or homebrew race gas. I like the concept, but see the improvements that others are mentioning. I might give this a whirl if gas starts to get too heavily regulated.

[@mrmagdump9085]

Ima bout to go buy another idi pickup and just shove this down its throat

[@mangiapaninazittazittagatt6358]

Yes, let's burn all the woods

[@zawisiak3708]

can you elaborate on the e85? what proportions?

[@dmill5986]

I’ve watched 6-8 of these videos over the course of 3 days,this one is the most unsafe and impractical one I’ve seen so far.

[@dackbowland1876]

Right all the gas is going out to atmosphere. Wonder what this specific one smells like when u burn the fuel. How about the crazy carbon build up this would cause in a semi decent engine

[@ahlamch6635]

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[@krislarsen6546]

@Super Liegebeest there is a website called heavy R ..... assuming you are of legal age

[@krislarsen6546]

@Super Liegebeest there is some very strange stuff there....like fake snuff films.....they have horrible looking wounds as in lazy fake like a dab of fake blood fake......STAY AWAY FROM THE REAL GORE STUFF it can be bad

[@dans4270]

@@krislarsen6546 stop pushing that crap. It ruined countless lives.

[@jorgesaisi453]

More fire under the cylinder than that produced by the obtained gas, it is more efficient to use the plastic with firewood for heating, the temperatures avoid coking , respectfully just an idea

[@hfjshfish1124]

Thanks. I was doing research for this project and this video helped a lot.

[@hankhighsmith9050]

Why grind that weld?

[@garymucher9590]

I was thinking the exact same thing. Useless work for absolutely nothing in return... SMH

[@BigBeavrSlayer]

Insert "My daddy says if you have to grind your weld, that makes you a grinder not a welder" meme here

[@mackshinoda9969]

Because.. .... ....

[@brucepooley3623]

Did this guy use a welding rod to fill the tank with plastic? Not a very enlightening or practical demonstration .

[@HBOUADI]

He tray's something,

[@boogarfartboy]

Apparently a one time use

[@user-io3hy4zb4s]

As a demonstration project it's ok. Buying a welding rod and welding everything is not good use of resources if your resources are limited.

[@MarkProffitt]

WASTED HEAT. Dig a rocket furnace to get the most heat from the wood. Dig a hole with a covered trench leading under the fire and pile up the dirt around the hole. The air is sucked in the trench as the hot air rises. This also helps keep the heat around the reaction tank. When you improve the design add insulation to the reaction tank.

[@ranaislam2156]

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[@AmericanRustWorker3369]

Bro, those welds honestly are 100x better than what I can do, great work, thank you for this amazing life lesson

[@damirdze]

No , I doubt it. He start and stop welding. Probably that would be ok with the TIG and even MIG but no with the arc welding. He does not even clean the weld before new one.

[@highvelocity6529]

It's absolutely great idea but the capsule must be refillable and reusable without cutting and welding every time .

[@johnpadgett4069]

Iron threaded pipe 4" just cut up plastic into smaller bits. Probably like moonshine The beginning and end of the batch is not the higher octane

[@iranemansweiran3679]

Bro the energi you used in this demonstration is much higher than what you extract from those plastic wastes. You released more CO2. But the idea is good in industrial size.

[@paddytransplantor6380]

Need to separate plastics according melting point,need to to heat by solar coil with temp. control.

[@karlsinger4760]

He just did it. He didn’t claim it was efficient how he did it

[@buggsy5]

It is not practical, not even on an industrial scale. If it were, there would be commercial plants around over the world.

[@henryrollins9177]

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[@iranemansweiran3679]

@@buggsy5 not, as long as cheap middle eastern hydrocarbons available. When the price of crude passes 100 us $ again every alternative fuel will be considered.

[@rebelyankee6961]

Just make sure that the LP gas canister is 100 percent empty before you cut into it with a grinder. Yeah, things could get explosive kind of fun real quick.

[@noelsucram]

My heart was in my mouth when I saw that!

[@SailorJohn34]

Empty isn't the answer.. I've made many things from propane tanks, to safely cut them, remove valve, set a day inverted as propane is a heavy gas. Fill with water to the top a few times and empty until no propane smell is evident, then cut as you please.

[@lenny108]

7:40 this is just a cup of petrol and to make more one again has to open the metal container?

[@mr.anonymous5501]

@Jaishema James It's still proof of concept. A much larger container that's sealed and can be opened easily would provide more petrol, and make the process more efficient.

[@kevinstaples7393]

So you have to cut & weld back together everytime to refill?

[@BigBeavrSlayer]

No, this is a demonstration only. Practicality would be a removable air tight lid

[@nxjjxiedi1775]

@@BigBeavrSlayer 0

[@SimpleAntLegion]

Yes 😉

[@TheUltimateAcresllc]

Really ingenuitive. I enjoyed this video.

[@divineknowledge4607]

The cost of the welding rods alone remove the "free" 😂.

[@futures.scalper.808]

wire hangers work

[@divineknowledge4607]

@@futures.scalper.808 coat hangers cost a little over the cost of wire coat hangers. Then add in the borax to make the hanger work properly you just evened the price, not to mention the shitty weld they produce, I wouldn't risk my (or anyone's) life on hanger welds 😂.

[@dantronics1682]

so for each batch you have to re-cut the cylinder, empty the trash, reload it the weld it up yet again?

[@bobpitcher670]

It takes way more btu's or energy to change the plastic back into a petroleum product than what you get back

[@buggsy5]

It also produces far more CO2 than is saved by fractionating the plastic.

[@buggsy5]

@@adaster98 My response had no mention of cost - which I don't consider a real concern. The ecological problem is that the carbon produced by the pyrolysis sourced fuel, plus the carbon produced by burning plant matter, produces more carbon than is produced by simply cracking crude oil in the first place. This is even more of a concern with the crude reaction vessel and heating method used in the video. I doubt seriously if a small plant can ever be made efficient enough to be carbon neutral. Even the big commercial pilot plants only hope they will be able to do so. And they have access to exotic catalysts etc that improve the process. There are two problems here - the production of more carbon and the pollution due to the plastics. Ideally, we would do away with plastics and use only metal and glass, both of which can be recycled at relatively low carbon cost.

[@Moonshine97]

Yea I've watched a few waste to energy videos and always wonder how much it would be worth to do it on a smaller scale. This video isn't efficient or safe but it does give a few ideas of at least how to DIY your own plastic or like city/town collection of it. I was thinking a small building built mostly to catch all the carbon produced and using gas/propane as the heating sourcing for a small furnance. Furnace just needs some redesign to better catch some carbon emissions as well whats left when the plastic is melted down.

[@dirkdiggler9379]

@@buggsy5 who cares. Stop with all the climate change garbage. It’s not the co2 it’s 8.5 billion people that’s causing the problem

[@TV49]

Thank you for the great video. 👍👍

[@mrt9749]

Getting expensive to fill my v8 benz. Going to try this; thanks!

[@Nhlakanipho1]

😂😂🤣

[@mr.fixcamer]

You made a Great idea simple. Thanks a lot

[@conorharford5117]

If you granulated the plastic waste somehow to fit in the screw top it would save all the welding Great video. I might try it out

[@ahb8895]

سلام ..عالی بود تشکر اکبر حامدی.🇮🇷.🙋‍♂️🙏

[@markhunt5659]

Just wondered about the stuff left over in the tank , Where is that going to live , maby a river or landfill , also it's proberly really toxic after getting melted down for extraction , the byproducts additives to make plastic stable and rubber , not good

[@سليمانسقر]

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[@damirdze]

Left over in the bottle is small amount of the carbon. 90% of the plastic should be converted in the petrol the rest of it should be released into the air including the pollutant particles. In this case due to poor build , he has only a handful of the petrol though.

[@charlessansom4849]

All you haters and naysayers need to get a life. At least this guy is trying, he’s doing, he’s making videos. If he didn’t fill it with water and it blew him up, then he wouldn’t have been able to make the video. If he cleaned up the weld, who cares? People are gonna do things how they see fit to do it, they don’t have to adhere to YOUR standards. God, get over yourselves! To the guy who made this video, you rock on!!!

[@davidbolha]

Though an interesting idea the problem I see with this is prolonged use for starters. The heat gets easily transferred from the pipes of the gas tank onto the rubber hose. Which eventually can cause gas leaks. Not to mention the teflon tape that is wrapped around the joints of the pipes can also melt, causing additional gas leaks between the threaded joints of the pipes. 🤔😕

[@flyinryan1986]

And having to cut top off and reweld everytime

[@davidbolha]

@@flyinryan1986 The most obvious flaw of course. 😄👌🖒

[@thegoodwolf4255]

The guys welding in sandals i think hes using what hes got lol valid points though

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

There's high temp pipe dope used to seal threads in extreme heat situations. Regular Teflon tape would not hold up over time. If this was made to be a permanent type fixture it would be better to make a solid pipe with a ball valve and spigot instead of the rubber hose

[@Niemand1947]

is there much residue left in the cylinder after this? or is it all turned to gas and petrol?

[@just-me6162]

This is as efficient as driving 20 miles out of the way to save 2 cents on a loaf of bread. Stupid on many levels

[@jamesromboldsr1852]

What you filled the tank with. How long would that last please.

[@simonbaker8776]

Looks a trip to A&E to me, seen some dudes doin this on industrial scale until the boiler went for a shit and a ton of napalm went flying everywhere

[@1aatlas]

obvs didnt but a pressure regulator on their boiler did they?

[@damirdze]

@@1aatlas I doubt the pressure regulator would be capable of releasing the pressure good enough in the case of the heat producing an overwhelming quantity of the gas. One has to implement the heat controller imo.

[@johnarendse1288]

hi can you smell if it is petrol and diesel in the jars and is it pure

[@blablubb4129]

Can steelbarrels be used instead of that gastank? They have a closing mechanism

[@tjonesauto]

The tracks in this vid! 1: Final Reckoning, Asher Fulero 2: Love love love, Magdy Haddard 3: Outside Visitors, Sarah the illstrumentalist 4: same as #1. ...enjoy!!!

[@garybell5315]

After watching the start of your video. Wow just imagine what (WILL HAPPEN) if you take a grinder to a gas bottle without following the proper procedures (DO NOT DO IT) 🥵

[@NhanPhan-dg1fy]

The process looks like traditional wine cooking. So we can use clay or mud to cover and seal the cap instead of welding. This is just my opinion. Thanks for your video.

[@mr.fixcamer]

I'll rather shred the plastic into tiny pieces and insert it through the top without cutting the gas bottle

[@wakeupordie7136]

Thanks your teaching the simple principle of pyrolisis. I am greatful! Thank a lot. 🔥

[@rogerfrancis65]

Extremely reckless to cut in to a fas bottle, even an empty one, you need to remove the valve, fill with water and boil over hot embers first, plus a reusable door to refill the bottle, how long does it take to condense a jar full from the hot gases? Assuming of course you even made that liquid even.

[@Rocksolidhandyman]

And, using the grinder cutting backwards is a great way to get bound up, lose control and have the disc shattering into your face and body as most of these people in 3rd world countries don’t use proper safety glasses and face shield!

[@texasviking1]

Everybody’s a fuckin expert huh?

[@Rocksolidhandyman]

People who don’t know the basics should humble themselves to others who know before the tool humbles them!

[@BigBeavrSlayer]

Would you people just let natural selection take it's course already!?!?!?

[@rogerfrancis65]

@@texasviking1 ive built dozens of woodburning stoves from gas bottles, the safe way to cut them is to unscrew the gas valve, half fill with water and boil them out on a pile of hot embers before cutting them so yes you could call me an expert, how many times have you done it?

[@JoTheVeteran]

I don't know your process, but cutting the top just to fill it, and welding it back is just insane.

[@imug7844]

Beacuse it need to be zero o2 in reaction

[@williamsdominguez5879]

More money spent than the amount of fuel getting out.

[@boogarfartboy]

Yes if u buy the wood. Otherwise there is no cost in generating fuel if u get free wood to burn.

[@dishonngaritv8820]

It was demonstrations

[@antoninsebera152]

Old gas can. Everybody have some old at house. So for free. Wood is free. Just cat some old trees in the woods nearby. Old plastic is also for free everywhere. Only time wasted.

[@abdulmaruf1923]

@@antoninsebera152 tree is better than patrol...

[@thuhongnguyen1827]

@@boogarfartboy C Teem

[@meharfatima7776]

Is this type of petrol used for bike?

[@AmericanRustWorker3369]

This is actually absolutely amazing! Thank you so much, it’s honestly the best thing for this planet in this day and age

[@luisprado4789]

Is there any puddy sealant you can use so you can not have to weld Everytime?

[@shdwbnndbyyt]

Better to get a tank with a large screw on lid on one side and the exit pipe on the other... could use a cut out set of locking keys inside the bottle bottom, and a locking lid with matching cutouts that inserts and rotates a half turn to lock. As long as oxygen is minimized as much as possible the plastic will pyrolyze into combustible liquids and gases that can be condensed or burned off in oxygen rich flames with little risk of the pyrolization chamber tank exploding.... BUT!!! Too much oxygen in the container.... BOOM!!!

[@Will-wr1qn]

I’m seriously surprised by these comments. Everyone seems to be mad at you or criticizing your work. Big oil company bots

[@MH4TECH]

This is just an experiment. It is better not to try at home

[@wajebest1761]

You made a Great idea simple. Thanks a lot but welding back cylinder every time is so difficult. pls prepare right gasket for seal instead of welding it.

[@Albert-gv2px]

Does this make unleaded petrol? Or something more like biodiesel?

[@MH4TECH]

It's just an experiment. It needs to be further developed to use it longtime

[@Albert-gv2px]

@@MH4TECHso the fuel you created in the video can't be used to fuel any vehicle?

[@marielynn5234]

I'm thinking pressure cooker in lieu of an old fuel tank. I don't know. Lol

[@cihanyilmaz7184]

O kadar odun yaktin sonuc 250 cc benzin mi...?

[@narendra8978263457]

@MH4 TECH how to put plastic or tires in second time it's only one time use so there is no use ☺️ please do use full thought

[@hemmahgb2135]

Some of u guys are being ridiculously harsh. It's obv he doesn't have the same resources as u yet he's seizing the opportunity to educate us, if u can't say anything nice shut up. Not everyone is spoilt like u guys

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

This idea would be useful if there was WW3 and supplies of petrol/gasoline was so short that we would be scrounging to get that cup of fuel for our big SUVs. Lol

[@cherylhelsby4897]

The SHTF very soon. Better to be prepared have access to this knowledge now when your petrol is no longer available. It is 7/15/2021 and in South Africa right now, risk of no food nor fuel is upon them. Being warned it is going to North America. How funny will it be then?!?!

[@maufacker]

can make this but with used engine oil instead plastic?

[@AS-ug2vq]

When your country charges huge excise duties on fuel! No option but to waste time and money making your own fuel. Poor people, pray for them. Meanwhile I bought gasoline $1.5 a liter from a kiosk.

[@sajanthachathuranga9908]

Its around $0.75 in my country 😂

[@sealofakatosh]

Wish u talked in it, just always makes KZbin videos better in my opinion. I personally tend to always miss sum wen there’s no talking thru videos

[@mrMacGoover]

Why didn't you make the reactor take to be easily refilled?

[@adityabhattacharya4044]

Exactly my point

[@seanboisvert2069]

So if I so this and want to use the condensed liquid let's say in a 2stroke chainsaw, do I just have to mix my mixing oil in the liquid and run the chainsaw from that?

[@bobpitcher670]

People have been blowing up and killed by cutting into a gas cylinder like that

[@bafro61]

He was to remove the valve from the propane tank and neutralise it with 💦water before cutting the tank. He was lucky he must have become a forgotten issue by now.

[@BigBeavrSlayer]

Would you people just let natural selection take it's course already!?!?!?

[@christinestephensoncleveleys]

If it's so easy why are we running out of fuel and why is there so much plastic waste damaging our seas.

[@clee9475]

what about the leftover waste from the plastics inside the tank? what do u do with it? i'm fairly sure it doesn't just 'evaporate'

[@karlsinger4760]

There should be mostly carbon left behind. Maybe you could use it as some kind of charcoal? Would have been nice if you cut it open and showed us

[@kodypemberton]

Carbon is left over. On a bigger scale, carbon is sold. It’s very valuable in the rubber industry.

[@draganstojanovic1735]

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[@user-iv7ot5lb5c]

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[@roybushmechanics1753]

How long burning time is it to gain that amount of petrol?

[@sluggou812beotch]

Crap! Now he's gotta cut it open and fill it again🤯

[@mlinkohr6070]

Jeeaah .. 🤣🤣🤣

[@kiddykid7552]

Hhhhh

[@kiddykid7552]

That was weiiird hhhh

[@quanahhurtt1833]

Used pressure cooker would be better than cutting and rejoining.

[@lenny108]

it only can be done outside because sometimes the whole thing might explode?

[@j.robertimmanuel4b987]

Super good take many pictures and videos Anna

[@ronprince1478]

How fast can you do a second batch?

[@mohammedsaid3544]

ههههههههههه أ تا مشْا ا انت بابا بابا ولا لا انت بطاطا انا لا لا انت بطاطا ولا لا انت مش لعيب ههه ههه

[@terryglenweaver]

Do you have to cutoff the lid everytime?

[@mojothepyruttleworthy3270]

I’m making a cooker from a gas bottle , best to unscrew the top fitting then purge it , hose pipe in and fill with water leave over night then empty then cut it ,

[@اعت-ج9ر]

يؤدي

[@ourladyssoldiers]

This video reveals that you need ALOT of plastic waste to make any real amount of petrol. That gas cylinder has to be 10x the size and that would be cutting the plastic into strips ahead of time. So, you would have to a large yard to even store that amount of plastic. Plus need you a good amount of wood to even get that amount of plastic to cook. It just not practical. I wish it was. Thanks. You made more money making the video than you did converting plastic to fuel. Bravo.

[@mostawesome9610]

Forget about the welding! Did anybody see the chicken in the back. Shit I bet that chicken thinkin "I'm going to get roasted tonight!" Chicken make run for it...lol dwl

[@imranrafai509]

Very nice video 👍👍👌👌👍👍👌👌👍👍👌👌👍👍👌

[@pw5036]

Its more energy efficient to fill a used plasitc bottle from the service station than to extract little energy for much. To me it seems a bit unsustainable and environmentally unsound. Like randomly cutting into a petroleum gas bottle with an angle grinder could prove to be unsustainable in the long run..

[@karlsinger4760]

Who cares if it’s energy efficient? It’s a nice backyard project and it works!

[@عليحسين-ع2ب4ظ]

البلغاري الله يسلمك ويحفظك من كل سوء فهم بسيط

[@CUBETechie]

You should use parabolic mirror Solar cooker

[@kiddykid7552]

U should name the video how to lock plastic inside gas cylinder with much effor

[@saulgilsenan8122]

hahaha 😂

[@thefreeradical2320]

Get much more heat from the wood burnt.... Reloading must be a bummer.... Just to get 5min Gas...

[@theotherohlourdespadua1131]

Just what I need in order to cosplay as an owner of an illegal oil refinery in Nigeria. Thanks...

[@nelsonbida9958]

This just come to my mind, maybe you can try to use solar energy to heat the tank, use some magnifying glass or mirror to heat the tank, so that no woods waste 🙏 Also you can use ashes and charchoal to fertilize your plant if you use wood

[@hibaalmais2593]

ششششثش

[@keooklipopo4310]

😃that is a very interesting idea! thanks for sharing

[@-M-511]

I’m impressed of your welding skills

[@unnamedchannel1237]

What are you actually saving here though. The amount of fuel you get is small compared to what you put into the atmosphere and unsafe

[@magnushederstjerna5975]

maybe they dont have acces to petroleum products?

[@thesenate4040]

You sure because wood is carbon neutral

[@ocavaleiro177]

CO2 is plant food.

[@mahomv9824]

Imagine if the liquid plastic inside the capsule prevents the gas from escaping! Congratulations you made a bomb my friend

[@wazowski6709]

Sorry but I had to stop watching when I saw the guardless angle grinder, operated by a user who had no idea how to properly cut into an empty gas tank. Reckless!!

[@codynesbitt4972]

Thats cool but what can you even do with this fuel?

[@alvinoong5583]

Why not use the fire that you using to burn the tank. All the wood you are using just to make small gas

[@TheMikevt]

so your going to make fuel, for energy, but use more energy, to make the fuel?

[@jamest.5001]

If the sun could be used, this could be very interesting, and if you use woods you can make methanol, and natural gas, the methanol can be used in a automobile, the natural gas can be used to cook, or to sustain the reaction, I was going to try this to power a generator, use the pyrolisis to make natural gas, and solar power to split water, run the generator from a mix of hydrogen and natrual gas to fuel the generator, but I got solar panels and only run the generator when I must!