Exactly 🤍🤍👌🏻

Burn Barrel...what about a Plow Truck?

only a Canadian would say "belated"! LOL Hope you enjoyed the holidays

Same to you!

donaldk - he don, i've been thinking bout same thing. do those washing machine tubs fit into the 55 gal drums? do you have any tips on how to build? or maybe a link if you've found a good design? we spent over 2500 on a commercial barrel incinerator & the damn thing is so 'safe' it won't melt aluminum cans at our fish camp in alaska. i would love to build my own, are you using forced air like a leaf blower? i'm sorry for so many questions - but your reply is EXActly what i want. thanks heaps in advance. -barbie:)

@@8barbies779 Yes they do.

That's a good idea

I use the egg cartons, dryer lint and then the wax. Works great. I'd use saw dust too if I had it. Everyone has dryer lint.

yep, the dual skin designs are way better, this is just his old burn barrel with a chimney? It's odd he's done it like this because I think his shop heater is kind of a secondary combustion type? I guess he has to call it "ultimate" so people will click on the video, but there are better ways of doing this

I made the double barrel one, found the design on hackaday. Burns without smoke if everything is dry

@@bobbob-jy5li a washer tub works great inside a barrel...... but a taller smoke stack will help draw more air and create a hotter fire too......

Ya, i have thought for years he needs to build a smokeless burn barrel and was hoping this video would be him doing that. Maybe next time!?

He's the guy that learns from experience rather than reading smt up. Double wall burn barrel how tos are all over YT but it would require some curiousness and the desire to learn. Harsh words, I know. Heath is like a good old 100W bulb. Burns bright but has horrible efficiancy. This barrel will get the job done. If that's your goal - mission accomplished.

Except Perlite & Portland cement is hydroscopic, and very alkali. The barrel sits outside in the weather. Lining it would accerate the metal barrel, rusting away.

Great video!

Thank you for being ready to help others this is so kind of you.🤍

All families aren 't perfect and what we dreamed and hoped for, but never give up caring about and praying for your children. Hoping you will have a joyous Christmas in spite of your circumstances.

@@bonniemoritz4199 Please do not misunderstand. I think my sons are fine men. I am the one who failed them, not them me. They were raised not to see color and to always reach out a helping hand. They were taught that there is nothing they can't build or make. If they want it badly enough. Both are honestly brilliant. Also, there is not a day that goes by that I do not pray that God will send His angel to watch over them and keep them safe. I pray for them to be healthy and happy, kind and compassionate, decent and moral. I pray they always have a roof over their heads and food to eat and thay will build a strong bond of friendship and brotherhood between themselves because this old world is a tough row to hoe alone. As for me I do a little project at Christmas called Christmas Magic. I get gift bags together for Vets, elderly and shut-ins with no one to remember them at Christmas. This year there will be 120 bags and the bags are filled with really nice things. That doesn't sound like many, but I am an old gal and I have to do it all from my home on the phone. I get the Scouts to deliver the bags. That it all comes together each year is truly magical and every year I am as excited and as happy as a kid getting a new bike the day all those gaily decorated bags go out. That is my Christmas gift each year and it is a truly wonderful one. I wish you and yours a truly wonderful Christmas filled with love and laughter and a heavy dose of Christmas Magic.

@@Ducelick Thanks for your reply. Your yearly Christmas project sounds wonderful and I'm sure it is magical to those who receive one of your bags. We all need to show a little kindness to others in need. Thanks for doing your share. Merry Christmas!