Fantastic Output - TIN CAN - Waste oil Burner
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День томуNUCLEAR!! Output TIN CAN Waste Oil burner
Really Simple Tin Can Waste Oil burner can be made in seconds.
This is a great test bed for learning about waste oil burners and heaters.
Simply made from a sweet tin, a car brake disk and some flue this burner can get red hot in seconds and burn waste oil. Burning waste oil is dangerous so be careful if you are going to give this a try. I show exactly how it is made in the video.
Any one could make this Fantastic Output TIN CAN Waste Oil burner
Cheers Gerry
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@GerrysDiy 3 роки тому
🔥 Check out my Simple to Build Tin Can Waste oil Burner ukposts.info/have/v-deo/oKdkqmiehZWkrZ8.html Cheers Gerry 👍
@danielboyd4618 Рік тому
sounds just like my orchard heater specially when I burn oil in it, so if you took a little more time put a I turn pipe pushing the heat back to the fuel work even better and need less holes.
@gurgelplus8978 4 роки тому
Greta is proud of you😂
@CapnSchep 3 роки тому
How dare you ...!! Lol 😂
@jordanwelty6582 3 роки тому
Mines named Greta 😱🤣
@michaelsclark 3 роки тому
@@CapnSchep she's gonna send Joe Biden to his house 🤣
@GOLTURBO555 3 роки тому
@@michaelsclark Joe Biden? The Chinese puppet that US citizens accepted in the power!? Anyway fuck Thumberg, and him too.
@javiercarrasco9410 3 роки тому
@@GOLTURBO555 Creepy Joe
@TheSwampdoggydog 6 років тому
I was just waiting for the wife to come out “Gerry what have I told you about messing around with oil burners in the garden!!!” Lol
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hi Brett. I have a 30 foot x 20 shed and apparently it's not big enough lol. Thanks for the comment. Cheers Gerry
@nickatnight4386 6 років тому
Gerry what did you
@johnsellers2999 5 років тому
Jerry any idea the btus it puts out? Thanks
@christopherbonanno1120 3 роки тому
I just made this. And it worked. I no longer have old oil in buckets in my garage. Laying around. I also don’t have a garage anymore. But. Hay. It did what it was made to do So I say I’m a half glass full kinda guy. 😂
@dubsydubs5234 6 років тому
I did this in my bedroom yesterday, can you do a vid on building a house from ashes?
@nohaste4me 5 років тому
😂😂😂
@gary96397 5 років тому
😂😂😂
@raulvillalobos1882 5 років тому
Too funny😄
@theshuman100 5 років тому
Lucky for you ashes and the bones of the deceased make great concrete
@lir5048 4 роки тому
Bhahahaha
@tomrunning357 4 роки тому
What a great view of the inside workings of a waste oil burner not covered up by the outer shell. This helps to understand how to build a better more efficient heater. Thanks Gerry
@MrWhitelightning73 6 років тому
Excellent, I’m gonna make these for the kids rooms. Thanks 🤩
@laurenceconklin6655 5 років тому
OMG NOOO! p-lease! how far do you live from the nearest fire station, and hospital?
@christianbrideau3028 2 роки тому
Lolll
@SanaagSomaliland 2 місяці тому
Don't forget the marshmellows. 🤣
@Johny40Se7en Місяць тому
RIP kids 😅🤭
@StephenStHill-si7en 4 роки тому
I loved your video! Now that my house has burnt down I have plenty of safe space for the heater. So handy in winter.
@SolidBuildersInc 2 роки тому
You are definitely wanting this done in a controlled environment. It sure flamed off a lot of energy from that little bit of oil. Sorry the house burnt down, but you at least got heat, lol So Funny.......
@markjohnson9402 Рік тому
LoL
@kennethjensen9235 4 роки тому
"Don't do this at home." In the background, his home. ;-) haha - love it!
@lwentz5510 3 роки тому
I'll go to my friend's house so that I'm not at home when I do it.
@frankstocker5475 5 років тому
Going to make one for the mother in law, Christmas present she loves Quality Streets.
@GerrysDiy 5 років тому
Ahh Mother in laws. God bless them. I would need something more powerful for mine. lol Thanks for the comment Made me laugh. 👍 Cheers Gerry
@gandl2123 4 роки тому
I love how you use the heat escaping the pipe to draw the fresh air in. Many others have to or choose to use a fan or forced air of some type and then adjust the fuel to meet that air. Your fires are automatic in a sense and perfect.
@richmondpp 2 роки тому
Love how every safety precaution has been taken, good job
@katecoombes1000 6 років тому
For something so small very effective power and heat. Nice video Gerry.
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Thanks Patrick
@samuelclemons6821 6 років тому
Patrick Coombes
@drewhettinger7639 6 років тому
Thank you for being honest about the flume. Still awesome.
@bossdog1480 4 роки тому
Sounds like a V1 buzz bomb. Nice and dangerous, I kept waiting for the flue to fall over, and eventually it did. No, it's good to see how simple the idea is. I can see many applications that you could adapt to work with it. Thanks for showing us..
@Xmonders 5 років тому
Ok. I didn’t do this at my home per your requested but I did it at my buddy’s home last night......Now he is living with me!
@GerrysDiy 5 років тому
Hi Xmoders. The burner is a little different but a cheap interesting build. Sorry about the neighbour. 😜 Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry
@Lsss9067 3 роки тому
Belting idea Highly impressed with the amount of heat produced and not a lot of oil . I’ve dabbled with sawdust stove but found them to smokey but this one I’m all over 😀
@rronmar 6 років тому
This is a great learning example. To burn cleanly you need to match the vaporizer surface area to the airflow. The sputtering like a pulse jet says not enough airflow, with a tin that large as a gas generator, it needs a lot more air. That is also why you are getting flame and smoke out of the flue making way more gas than you have O2 to burn. A conical oil pan allows you to tune the oil vaporization surface to the airflow by simply varying the oil level in the pan. Designing it so the inlet air passes thru a pre-heater also makes it WAY more efficient and less susceptible to wind. Thanks for the video:)
@timtelemark907 6 років тому
Rronmar, very interesting comments. How small could the burner be if it had a flue pipe of only 40mm diameter? Or what diameter conical oil pan would you use for a stove with a 40mm flue?
@rronmar 6 років тому
Tim Telemark not sure for a 40mm, quite a few variables how tall is the flue, what fuel ect. I have been experimenting with a 3”/75mm flue(54” tall) and a 3” burner with a little over 1’ center airfeed pipe. 3” diameter area is about 7 sq/in minus the center leaves about 6sq/in of fuel area. With that much draft and motor oil it is way too much gas generated and it flares and sputters like this vid. Going to build another one with a 1 3/4” center air pipe( just under 4 sq/in fuel area) and see how that balances out. Also have an idea to simply regulate airflow to help tune it, but it is a fine balance also between air volume and velocity/turbulence. More air holes = more air volume but also = lower velocity and less turbulence which helps combustion efficiency and overall temp.
@garydixon9742 2 роки тому
Thanx its good to know others opinion you seem to know whats what look its a bit fun i wouldnt do it myself knowing me id blow myself up anyhow thank you
@rronmar 2 роки тому
@@garydixon9742 motor oil is pretty safe, especially in these quantities. It is sometimes quite a bit of work just to get it to burn steadily:)
@curtiseva1 5 років тому
I love this vidio!!! If conditions are right where nothing will be damaged, I'd try anything!!! This is right up my alley! Thanks Gerry! It just so happen I have an old milk can, stove pipe and old oil
@GerrysDiy 5 років тому
Hi Curt. It really goes nuclear so be careful. The biscuit tin setup was just for fun but I use similar designs in my shed heater and I am now making a water heater stove. here's a link to some of my video builds goo.gl/96qYye Cheers Gerry
@emmettmdixsonjr5644 5 років тому
...heathern heater, surprised you didn't begin with "hold my beer" or "y'all watch'eeyus" .. best backdrop ever. Awesome stage presence. Overall thumbs up.
@abidsaleem5070 5 років тому
Very very nice explanation about west oil burner thank you and God bless you
@robertallen3031 2 роки тому
Used to heat troops for years. I like the easy setup. Genius
@harryburge9803 2 роки тому
The simplicity of the set up is amazing!!!
@i.m.i.7310 2 роки тому
Awesome share 👌
@sonyagriffy 5 років тому
This is awesome. Thank you for sharing
@dinotopher770 4 роки тому
Of course its just a feasibility experiment . Simple and dangerous but I appreciate the effort. It's very beneficial to understand how simple these can be and then grow into elaborate. THANKS
@Texas3Percenter 4 роки тому
And... now, it's a rocket! Wow, that thing is burning so hot the metal is glowing within seconds. Good video. Thanks.
@dusteyrose5883 Рік тому
The best explanation and showing of the waste oil burner so far! Great job.
@raymondrobertson3869 6 років тому
Thank you very much for the quick reply. I will let you know how I get on, all the best and thanks again. Raymond
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hi Raymond. Here's a video that I have uploaded a few months ago with an explanation with measurements of the updraft burner. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/i3GefISnbZyAtnU.htmlm30s This will bring you directly to the bit your'e looking for. Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hi All After making this demo burner I made a fully working burner out of steel and installed it in my homemade stove. This new burner can be built for just a few dollars and can make my stove GLOW RED hot. Here's a link ukposts.info/have/v-deo/i5iFgJeQgqCr2as.html Cheers Gerry
@timothyjones9430 6 років тому
Hey Gerry, Im reallly happy with your videos. Im building a steam steam boiler to power a steam engine for electrical power and I have been researching for a year now different ideas. I have literally an unliited amount of waste oil available so thats my fuel of choice. I have seen most of your videos and Id like to say thanks for such a great job. I will try to video my build as much as possible and if you ever see it, Im sure you will see your thumbprint in there. Great job. Happy New year,.
@villasmburu7370 5 років тому
GerrysDiy directions on how it is made very much in need of it..
@steveh100 2 роки тому
Made me chuckle just listening to the roar from it. It reminded me of an oil and water burner we once made... It worked with oil and water drops, but so long ago now I can't remember... I'll google it. Great video, thank you
@aux1z11 6 років тому
This would work great in my one man tent I made from hefty garbage bags, Thanks
@jackfallat9516 6 років тому
aux1z11 .... I pictured what you said in my head.........got tears in my eyes from laughing.....good one!
@sonyagriffy 5 років тому
aux1z11 I laughed so freakin' hard.
@Abaybayboi 3 роки тому
Thanks!!! I know how im heating my shop from now on! Lol I'm a welder so this should be easy! Cheers!
@pencilme1n 5 місяців тому
I'm not sure I could match your technical and practical skills, but thanks for the tutorial.
@Nord3202 2 роки тому
The only way the working man is going be able to keep warm with the New Green Deal. 😉👍
@BonesyTucson 3 місяці тому
I still find this stunning - so simple and works so well.
@marypatten9655 2 роки тому
Wow. That really us heating up that pipe. Imagine it will heat a wood burning stove up quite nicely. Thank you. God bless
@Sergejoncas 6 років тому
thanks for showing us a vid even if it dont always go good and i laughed thanks for vid
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hi Serge j It's a good little demo burner but would need to be improved. I have to get better at this youtube video stuff lol. Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
@benjaminromberg2091 2 роки тому
BABOOOOOM!!! There goes me house!
@andreashale1482 2 роки тому
Thumbs up just for putting in the outtakes. Great video of a simple concept.
@janmarsh 2 роки тому
Many thanks Gerry.
@jayemm3887 6 років тому
yeah your a total stud! thanks for the video, you made the idea rather simplistic by your example! thanks for taking the time to make it....also I liked the effect the wind had, it made it pretty cool! Im gonna build one now
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hi Mike. That unit is very easy to make to see the available heat in waste oil. I made a more durable and much safer unit and you can see it running with and without a fan ukposts.info/have/v-deo/o4F_n5udhpqotps.html It works really well and if you check my playlists you will see a ton of videos on how to make it. Cheers Gerry
@jayemm3887 6 років тому
Thanks for the reply! I liked and now subscribed! Your a good man! also your accent kicks ass ;-)
@ChrisLaingDance 3 роки тому
OMG, that was entertaining to watch the entire way thru, what with the Irish accent, the simplistic attitude and the raw fire power just waiting for idk, something more than just heat.
@GerrysDiy 3 роки тому
Hi Chris I have lots videos on waste oil heaters, stoves and even flying iin the playlists. Thnaks for taking the time to comment Cheers Gerry 👍👍
@gtgodbear6320 2 роки тому
I'm going to start saving my used motor oil so I can have it for the Apocalypse.
@leelemon3373 8 місяців тому
we learn the most from the first generation of our efforts. good job. keep working.
@davidthompson245 6 років тому
Good on ya Gerry!, thanks for the idea..
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hi David. I was just messing around but here's a burner that works great and can heat my whole shed. I made it for about a fiver ukposts.info/have/v-deo/i5iFgJeQgqCr2as.html Cheers Gerry
@brentmcfadden944 5 років тому
Got the heart racing for sure and hot to! Great demo though! Thxs!
@ikedee649 6 років тому
Well ! I bet his barbecues are a hoot, everyone standing there in Nomex overalls !
@richarddavis9362 5 років тому
I was waiting for the thing to EXPLODE!
@MrMazda-yw1cr 4 роки тому
Drinking game... take a shot each time he says “okay”
@GerrysDiy 4 роки тому
😂 You would be on your ear fast alright. Thanks for commenting Made me laugh.. Okay. Cheers Gerry 👍👍
@IsThisAvailable550 4 роки тому
Gerry, Thank you for the entertainment. The comments were almost as good as the video 🤣🤣🤣
@nandodando9695 6 років тому
Science and sense and you know how safe a dangerous thing can be done:) Manly as hell
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hi Nandodando Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
@TheWindMillMan 2 роки тому
brilliant job Gerry
@GerrysDiy 2 роки тому
Many thanks TheWildMillMAn 👍👍👍
@maxmcneeley74 2 роки тому
That's very impressive. Thanks for sharing.
@LarryGreen 2 роки тому
Great demonstration, thanks Gerry!
@hunbaeyoon 6 років тому
Very informative. Thanks for your vid
@garaldtao1801 4 роки тому
I like these proof of concept videos.
@arturabraamyan4654 Рік тому
Мужик мы так в армии грелись в палатке , во время СССР , танкисты должны помнить, во время учений ...
@TruckTaxiMoveIt 6 років тому
"okay so it's a bit dangerous" ... ,[Short pause] ... "okay a lot dangers' ... Danger notwithstanding it was an excellent experiment and an excellent video thank you
@jonathanmarte9636 6 років тому
i love this guy
@dazmac159 5 років тому
Outstanding!
@stevegermain1222 3 роки тому
Amazing stuff plenty of heat for sure sounds like a rocket I love the look on your face a few times fun stuff thanks
@GerrysDiy 3 роки тому
Thanks Steve. I was only experimenting with this one but have lots of working burners and stoves in the playlists ukposts.info/slow/PLmQ5wJnkAIoJYDBgSOis9s1yDhcFdswtN Thanks for commenting Cheers Gerry 👍👍👍
@fostexfan160 6 років тому
Good demo and a sound knowledge base for improvement. Well done
@Andy-im3kj 5 років тому
Thanks mate for this video
@GerrysDiy 5 років тому
Cheers Andy 👍
@robplotts9412 6 років тому
Runs just like my orchard heater nice job man!👍👍
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hi Rob. Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
@etheone0351 2 роки тому
Greater information awesome display
@miltonsperring5970 2 роки тому
Hey Gerry, do you reckon it would be possible to make a micro burner by simulating a section of a round burner by constructing a 1/8th or 1/6th section of a round burner? Something measuring just 100 x 100mm for example? I have a picture in my head I’ll try and send it through but just picture your current burner, cut into 6 equal portions
@Sarah-ew7zm 3 роки тому
Those Mascot Pants. Sweet!!!!!
@geniennis 6 років тому
Love the teashirt Gerry. Getting very professional lol Love the out take.
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hey Eugene. I am trying to get a bit better with the videos but things don't always go to plan. The video I did back in March is getting lots of views at the moment. Cheers Gerry
@yankeecanivers2654 2 роки тому
I'm getting to understand this great information fantastic thanks my Irish brother across the Pond
@adpickers1612 3 роки тому
Thanks for video. Gave me some ideas. 👍🏻
@altair458 5 років тому
We loved it. And will try it, thanks a please keep up the good work!!
@femifalase5576 2 роки тому
This is a fantastic presentation
@hectorluzoro3375 6 років тому
amazing,simply!!!!
@dysfunctional_vet 4 роки тому
shannon information..........good stuff buddy, i appreciate this
@alexpmK3 4 роки тому
A very efficient vortex heater,,, nice one
@emanuelnamseth1469 3 роки тому
Very good demonstration on all the heat generated. 👍
@GerrysDiy 3 роки тому
Glad you liked it! Thanks for commenting Emanuel Cheers Gerry 👍
@ZenZaBill 3 роки тому
I'll bet the California Air Quality Board is good with this... guess I'll have to make one now!
@trevorcrane1664 6 років тому
Fantastic demonstration. You have inspired me to give it a shot myself. It doesn't get too cold here in Australia where I am but it can get nippy working in the shed. I'd also like to play around with making a waste oil powered furnace for melting scrap metals. Cheers.
@mwdub02 6 років тому
For a second I thought it was gonna take off lol.
@M0rbidPh8 5 років тому
I dont need an oil burner but I cant stop watching this guys vids.
@GerrysDiy 5 років тому
Hi D A. I dont need one either but I cant stop making videos lol. Cooking on this stove was fun too ukposts.info/have/v-deo/rJ6reXp8p7Bkup8.html Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry👍
@michaeladamidisartchannel7918 2 роки тому
I was laughing a lot with this one. It's like preparing a rocket in your garden. Great work of course! 👌👍😁
@MrSIXGUNZ 6 років тому
Super duper cool stuff lolol!!
@winstonsmith935 3 місяці тому
One minute after this video finished, the rocket took off, burnt its way right through the roof, NASA is now interested in this new technology.
@ghettocowboy993 2 роки тому
great video, thanks for the knowledge
@adanmitre9956 2 роки тому
Thanks Gerry
@pheenix42 6 років тому
Bet the fire brigade likes you! All jesting aside, this is something I intend to use to heat up my garage someday!
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hi Alonzo. Luckily the waste oil is reasonably predictable but the little updraft burner is a better option as a shed heater. I will be making a different type of unit very soon and it can be controlled electrically. Cheap too. Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
@richfarfugnuven6308 6 років тому
Alonzo Branson make sure you vent it outside
@pheenix42 6 років тому
But of course.
@graemeadamson7272 2 роки тому
Who said Health and Safety ruled this country?? "If it blows over , it blows over " Classic 🤣😊🤣😊
@debbiewright2171 4 місяці тому
And I quote " its abit dangerous " 😂😂😂😂
@raymondrobertson3869 6 років тому
Good video you are a smart guy. I watched the one where you used a MEP empty gas canister. Can you send any details about it. You must have a very understanding wife haha I have been over the water many at FG Willson factory You guys are all spot on. Regards Raymond Robertson (Scotland) KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Hi Raymond. I made quite a few videos of the updraft burner Here's a link to a playlist with some videos with this burner goo.gl/Xoc5hE The pan is about 7 1/2 inches in diameter. The sides are about 3 inches high. The propane bottle stands about 4 inches above the edges of the top of the pan. The holes are 13mm and spaced at about 1 inch apart start the first row 2 inches from the base of the pan so your oil can stay in the pan. Hope this helps. Cheers Gerry
@chosenone1066 3 роки тому
Thats going to the moon
@IamDerick 6 років тому
Cool demo!
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Thanks I added a drip feed to it in the next video and it was far more controllable ukposts.info/have/v-deo/j6mjmZqCi2iHxXk.html Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
@milehigh3054 6 років тому
Dang! You looked concerned lol
@Bertaland1 6 років тому
good job, I thank you
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Thanks for the comment. Cheers Gerry
@rickpitts1095 6 років тому
Great job Gerry.....looks like something I have already built or would..........keep up the great work.......Rick...Vancouver Island (Victoria) Canada
@erikdale9145 6 років тому
Classic comedy, love it brother keep up the great work..and don't fret much about professionalism on vids, honestly having followed for years most of us Gerry followers know the hardworking, smart engineer with a propensity for pyromania! You be you; it's the other 80% of what makes the videos so damn good. Simple lines like, you see what I see, get used over here by me now on the regular. Stay classy bud
@royharkins7066 3 роки тому
Amazing you made me laugh out loud😂😂 in this madness were all in , thanks from the bottom of my heart , if we ever meet ill bye the bear
@GerrysDiy 3 роки тому
Hi Roy. These things are impressive in the amount of heat they can produce. Making a very temporary setup on camera can have awkward moments 😜 Thanks for commenting Much appreciated Cheers Gerry 👍👍
@elijah_and_andrey_integra_9410 Рік тому
Good 👍
@nevadabadger7925 2 роки тому
Greetings from Reno, Nevada.
@sailingthefreelife 6 років тому
Cool experiment.
@GerrysDiy 6 років тому
Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
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