your snap on dealers never going to go hungry with all the stuff you seem to have haha

I’m really worried now about the actual cost of the T.I.G. Welders consumption ,what did it use.?

I have just shit a brick as my shed is three times bigger!!

🤣

I live in a truck , my shed is many, many, many times larger than it.

That's only a fraction of it too.. The whole place is huge

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Actually still a massive more efficiant system that putting the generator in the car and using a drivetrain,

@@BugattiONE666 I’m just messin’… 😉

He's built different for sure!!! ....also at 04:37 he's paddling through a wet workshop floor in just his socks?!! ...and then jumps on the welder too! Does tha' nor'av any flipflops lad?! Haha, what an absolute legend!

@@chris4536 Agree! Haha, there’s no one like Guy! His enthusiasm for everything is off the charts! 😂

The diesel hybrid he drives, the one which starts the ICE using 12v of electron juice? Hybrid Diesels have then existed since Rudolph booked that ferry ticket 😚✌️

What about the exhaust heat as well. I suppose there's only so much heat you can use though.

@@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391 Through a water jacket maybe, to increase the incoming mains water temperature, or a large insulated tank (with a vent in case of boiling)! Would take a bit of designing to avoid choking the exhaust, and ensuring the water doesn't become a breeding place for legionella, etcetera. I have a fan taking the heat from my boiler flue, from the small boiler room space, to my hall. Quite amazing how warm my hall has become in the morning, and how much heat was being lost to the roof.

@@tommiller1315 You would have to transfer the heat to water though, I had a FIAT 126 (air cooled) and the cooling air could be used to heat the interior (after the engine heated the air), but there was a special hollow bolt that would vent gas just in case the head gasket went, as if it did you'd be gassed, the same would apply to using the exhaust, any leak could be harmful. Another idea would be to use the waste heat to drive a heat engine (like a Stirling cycle), but you're chasing a small gain.

@@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391 I'd never run an engine indoors. Oh, and I got pollution problems from my car, a 1963 "Hillman Imp", as the heater air was taken from low down in the front of the car! Main problem would be the engine noise, so keeping it as far from me and my neighbours as I could.

Robert Murray (tnt you tube) as Watson ?

I'd buy the entire collection! I don't know why the seem to be so closed on such a brilliant man?!?!?!

Fred Dibnah, the next generation.....

Haha 😂 that’s what I was thinking what a legend 👍🏻

Fake crisis being used to generate massive profits and manipulate the public.

And all the energy it takes to make them, so he can save energy...

I'm 100% behind people doing this and creating better systems, worked for a farmer that was totally into it, he had 4 tesla batteries at 20k each, plus outbuildings covered in panels, he was well over 100k invested to save money 🤷‍♂️

@@ukmud6218 did you see any panels on Guy's roofs ?

he isn't deciding whether to cook a meal or heat the house anytime soon that's for sure.

Due to the, regulation changes made in 2016 mean it is illegal to burn waste oil. UN-less a permit is obtained under Schedule 13A of the Environmental Permitting Regulations 2010 Because Guy! is a Independent garage owner. He most likely has obtained the necessary permit in accordance with Schedule 13A of the Environmental Permitting Regulations, meeting the requirements of the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) for the operation of waste incineration. Therefore allowing him to burn the oil Legally!

Australia they buy left over oil or get it for free ....from fish & chip shops to make Diesel "it takes some magic" but it's 20 percent of the true cost and illegal "Some people have been making it for years" Disclaimer - I don't know of these people I've just heard about it . "Saving Energy is a Thing.....but Us people can't be having that power for free! ☺

@@nigeharris1651 Not just in Oz eather! tbh the emissions when they run are low but the laws in the UK are daft!

Pay roughly £1400 (not exactly) and you can

@@hausmaster9801 .... for the license?

Yes it's true. As soon as I saw Guy using waste motor oil I wondered that. Equipment has to undergo an inspection too, I think that's an annual thing too.

@@shanehogarth6373 thanks, but will it just end up as the same as many people getting log burners now, you’re only supposed to burn certain things, yet people are burning any old shit in their fires, who’s going to be checking the emissions on joe blog’s house? The more these fuel companies are screwing people into the ground, the less of a Fk the people are going to give when it comes to keeping their families warm in the winter. Just like the rest of the country, the whole thing is a complete mess. People are going to burn anything they can get their hands on, hopefully including a doorstep politician or two!

Or don’t tell anyone

@@MrTwotoast Of course, why would you

It’s odd how lots of celebs go out and buy a farm….could it be the tax breaks and subsidies?

YES BUT he is a 'MADE MAN' and th efreemaso nswill take it ALL BACK ONE DAY.

@@JohnnyMotel99 Yeah and the fact the price of land allways goes up. In guys case, i would say there is passion in him to run a farm. Unlike that nob from top gear.

@@ivgotballsofsteel4048 "Unlike that nob from top gear." hehehehe, so true!

yes BUT thefreemasons will TAKE EVERYTHING FROM HIM when he stops 'FEEDING THE HIVE' never think he can leave his assets to his kids. freem asonry DOES NOT ALLOW THAT.

then he is not building wealth 🤣

@@destickert1307 good comment !

do you want to know ? .............. "The new rules state that there are two elements to be considered when deciding if a vehicle is eligible to use red diesel or not. These are what type of machine it is and what it is going to be used for. According to government guidance, the types of vehicle that qualify to continue to use red diesel after April 2022, include: Vehicles designed to operate on a railway Agricultural vehicles Special vehicles Unlicensed, including SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification) vehicles. However, being in the above list isn’t by itself enough to qualify the vehicle to use rebated fuel. To qualify, the vehicle, machine, or engine must also be involved in at least one of the following activities: Agriculture, horticulture, aquatic farming or forestry On land maintained by a community amateur sports club (CASC) On a golf course or driving range On land occupied by a travelling fair or travelling circus Heating or generating electricity in a non-commercial premises Cutting hedges, verges, or trees that border public roads Clearing frost, ice, snow or flooding and for collecting or returning necessary equipment or materials to carry out this function."

Then go to UK and do it cheaper and start selling cheaper electricity. Ohhh, you can't? Shame...

@@darekmistrz4364 Electricity in WA is a Government owned monopoly and it's cheap and reliable. Private enterprise competition is just a con to generate profits and feed the middle men.

@@wonton8983 haha I think he is jealous because your electricity is cheaper than his 😂😂😂

You can do what you want if nobody is looking, no harm no foul

Bro... dont be dumb, his cars are fully electric. What runs on red diesel is his farming vehicles which is legal and the generator

I thought red diesel had been done away with🤷‍♂️

@@resisantcubegaming983 yeah now you mention it, I thought they were getting rid of it

Yea you can. You can use red diesel as much as you like as long as it doesn’t get put in a vehicle that will be used on the public roads (unless it is an agricultural vehicle). You can have a Land Rover on a massive farm that never sees public roads and run it on red. It’s only been outlawed in vehicles on the roads due to emissions, other than that you can use it as you please. My diesel generator is ran off the stuff, if you think I’m paying forecourt prices to run it you must be joking

@@hausmaster9801 👍👌 nice man, everyday is a school day

"As a result of the changes in red diesel laws in 2022, some people mistakenly think red diesel is banned altogether. However, this isn’t the case. There are still circumstances, for some sectors, where the use of rebated fuel is permitted, and the good news for many of our members, particularly those involved in agriculture, is that they can continue to use it."

You'd have to give your hands a good scrubbin' after! lol

Nah, he's still an engineer doing what he loves and this just happens to be an engineering project that goes hand-in-hand with the problems of modern life.

delete please 😆

Typical British slave mindset