Have a great weekend everyone, PS: if your interested about the Vevor diesel heater, check out the description for a link.

Brilliant dry sense of humour with a practical grasp on engineering! Good man!

The nice thing about the battery is that the power can be out in the shop and still be heating.

I laughed 😂😂 when you installed the flex tube and gave it a wobble 😂😂😂

I have one of these heating my shop. Its awesome and cheap. One thing I would do on your setup would be to switch the exhaust and intake pipes around, that way you would recover more heat from the exhaust on the long run of pipe through your shop.

I like when you curse in estonian😂

If you shake it more than twice, you're playing with it.

I've a diesel heater on my truck's cabin and, honestly, I made myself the same question that you when i saw the heated air pipe 🤣

Highly in favor of this new video format with the added encore. More content = better! Great stuff as always 👍

I don’t understand the knocking noise! Thanks for sharing Andris, stay safe, warm and healthy throughout this winter brother! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

This a proper install, most people just shove the exhaust pipe through the window, and call it good enough Congrats to you for a good job, well done

You forgot the hardhat. You know it makes you look more professional too. Stay warm!

Good thing they are fairly safe !

Great video. Stay warm.

Typical Ant / Andrew solution weld the bits together! Bravo!

Wow, another week end who start very well with your project, always a pleasure watch your project 👍👍👍👍

Good job. Looks good. nice to have heat!

Great score Andris! If I may make a suggestion that’ll help you see the work rather that the workspace when welding. A simple led headlight you can find anywhere for cheap, just remove the head strap and velcro the light to your helmet. It’s nice to see what your welding, now I can really see just how much grinding and paint I’ll need afterwards lol. Thanks for taking us along✌🏼

My friend installed one in his shop ,he ran the exhaust through a flat domestic house radiator ,the exhaust heated the radiator as it passed through it

You have lots of nice tools, and it's fun watching you work!

Damn looks like a stallion waiting something to happen….we have the same thoughts Andris…..at least keep your workshop warm. …..we don’t want you to get sick n miss all your videos….hehehehe…..goood design by the way….stay warm Andris!

I enjoyed you episode so much. What a heater-bad boy! At least it will heat your workshop when the winter comes. Have a fantastic weekend Andris, I can’t wait until your next episode, we never know what’s coming!

I love that clock!

It's a good idea to fit a Carbon Monoxide detector in your workshop just in case. Until I watched the rest of your video 😂

Cool now you have some heat makes it a lot better to work in😊

That banging would drive me insane

Great job

Nice sheet metal work!! Thanks for sharing.

Sir I think your doing a great with your videos love be watching you fix the things you choose to fix

HI ! I love your videos ! The laud clicking sound you hear, is from the fuel pump. It should be much quitter, but it probably echoes thorough the mounting you pressed it in. If you open the box and try to isolate or soft mount the pump, it will probably run much quite. Good luck, Noam.

I haven't seen anything that tight since high school. lol

I have been interested in this heater for a while. I guess I just need to get one. I always put off projects in the shop due to the winter cold. Thank you for the video 👍👍

Jesus, you have more determination than I’ve ever seen in my entire life LOL

You can get a ham radio power supply. Theyre 13.8V and you can get a 30 amp one.

You're situation is perfect for a wood-fired boiler. The stream is right there. Just for the Shop. 2 or 3 radiators from junkyard, a well type pump. Fab a firebox with a water coil inside. All housed in a separate unit outside.

I just started watching your videos and I love it. And instead of seeing someone getting everything done right immediately, right off the bat, you run into problems, and then more problems. I laughed because that's what I usually do. I literally hate watching people on youtube who go showing themselves doing something right without any problem throughout the entire job, when you know damn well they had to have had a problem here or there, even the best of us. Thanks for showing me about the heater. I am ordering myself one today.

Great to see the fire extinguishers, I’m in the business, !!!!

This guy sounds like Ott Tänak for me. 😊

Great video Ants, entertaining as usual 😀👏👏👏

love it. greetings from Tyrol

Congrats Ants Pants, on getting the Vevor Diesel Heater to run good. engineering and math at it's best.

Happy 40k subscribers, Andris!

Actual startup current when the glow plug is on is probably more like 8-9A. CO/CO2 detector will tell you if the heat exchanger has failed; all combustion products should exit outside through exhaust pipe. You can get cheap powerful Chinese 12V power supplies if you have issues with the battery running down - And they have a pot to adjust the output voltage, which you could set at your battery float voltage of ~ 13.6. I like the battery though, because it will work even if your power is out. The smell will go down once the materials off-gas a bit more. You can also use a longer exhaust pipe inside to extract more heat for higher efficiency. Cool garage, I wish I had that!!

I love the sound of frustration about the stupid tree............. Great to see an actual real work video, not one that has been practiced a million times.. I have one of these heaters, They are great!

“Pretty sure them boulders won’t catch on fire”!! That’s funny man; also, I love the boulder work bench; so old Europe! Cheers from Washington State 🇺🇸!

That klicking sound is the dieselpomp you can hang it in rubber.

so for fun our boy loves to play with long black " pipes "

OMG, big floppy was so funny!

Feel like I was stuck in a hole this week. I tune in on Friday to my favourite You Tuber only to find that I missed a mid week release….what a bonus! Great to see your fabrication upgrades and finally some heat for your shop. I must admit I’m cold watching you work in your shop during the winter. The heater seems to put out a decent amount of heat for such a little box. A small fan on low will distribute that heat around your shop nicely. You don’t need your shop 22 C, just 15 C would be very comfortable in your work clothes. I look forward to seeing how your heater works @ -20 C…..normal Canadian winter temperatures.

Thank you very much for the video. 👍🤗👍🇸🇯

The Battery is perfect. It needs power after you switch it off, to allow the fan to cool down inside.. A trickle charge charger will be cheap and is exactly what you need.

Love your videos bud! Keep being awesome!

the big black floppy thing directs your heat, as heat rises you stretch it and point down

the south park train entering a tunnell sequence kept repeating as the pipe was hammered thru foundation LOL

Thanks for the laughter my freind

Yes finally! Now you can work with lathe safely😂😂 im kidding im happy that you can heat your workshop and not freeze like ice cube in winter😂

Interesting way of testing. Fixing it complicated to the wall with a lot of effort. And then testing it? Hmm 😊

So I'm guessing this little heater is a boy.😁Stay warm my friend, stay warm.

This is so cool.. many people heat th eir workshop this way... Take a budget parking heater, put it in a housing... ready!

Nice heater bro. Cool video.😊

Fantastic Ants, now you have decent shop heating. I prefer a woodstove over a diesel heater. But woodstoves need a certain setup and they are a hazard that needs constant attention. So in your setup a Diesel heater is better. Also having a diesel heather is very good to heat up tractors crank case and gear oil, when it's super cold outside.

My experience with trees that close to a foundation will eventually destroy the foundation, But that's for another video I hope 😊 Keep Em coming I love it

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="330">5:30</a> If you dribble it more than twice, it counts as playing with it. Don't forget to flush! 😆

You were having way to much fun playing with that "pipe"!😂😂😂

Good video bro, enjoy your weekend!

It is really concerning how much you enjoyed playing with the hose.....LOL.

Funniest and best person on KZfaq! 😂😂

You crack me up... Cheers Buddy!

That's good for a very small room

Good stuff Andris! I have a similar heater in my un-insulated wooden workshop, and it works a treat, you'll really see / feel a difference using it this winter! I am just getting caught up after spending a week in the sun. 33c in Gran Canaria, 8c here at home in UK. :(

Tanks for your vid ❤❤❤

Good installation Andris, I knew you would get a heap of use out of your new fabrication tools once you got them installed and I wasn’t wrong, heaps quicker and better result too I reckon, well done mate, as always, cheers for now

Congrats on hitting 40k subscribers

My working week begins on Monday, knowing that Ants Pants Day (Friday) will soon arrive, but this week had two Ants Pants days!! 😊😊😊😊

I just bought another one. They are really awesome. They arent loudless but nothing are

Omg i pissed myself laughing at Andres & that tubing... We are all human arent we

Your heater looks very happy and you're standing next to yourSwiss cheese column without your helmet!

The drill going through the wall looked like it was giving your shoulder a good massage 🤣🤣🤣

LMAOOOOOO! 😂😂😂 YOU WERE WIGGLING THE BLACK THING LIKE A DING DONG!

I have a summer lake cabin with a split AC to keep the place warm in late autumn when I got an winterize it. Although it also has fan, it takes an awful lot of time to reach the order side of the house (it is only 35m2). I have a big fan to move the air around and it makes a big difference.

Very nice, now for some more cabin renovations please!!!!!

this is your first video I watched and subscribed right away! BRAVO and if I buy this heater I will use your link

I have the same heater in my shop and frist i installed it at one end like you and found other end lot colder so installed it in the middle of the working area now heat gets to each end work area is nice and warm the ends are colder when working just work faster

this is soo funny a diesel heather with a big ..........................🤣😂🤣😂😇 and safety first air quality. You make my day🤣😅😂

Maybe you could install a long piece of this large aluminium pipe across your ceiling, connect that to the heat output and build in two or three downward-facing outlets to better spread the heat around the room.

Yep nice to have a heater in your Workshop👍😌 Also as a few already mentioned, you need a Carbon Monoxide detector

Buying one my self next week. Great vid by the way. 😊

😁das Rohr ist drin, die halbe Mauer ist weg 😁

I just ordered the same heater

At least you didn't have to worry about finding matching rocks to fill your wall....lol

Stay warm buddy

Install a wood burning stove. Wood is like air: its free, its everywhere. Get that burning, but use the diesel heater to warm up initially. Omce the stove is hot, keep it stoked to maintain heat. I find chopped trees that people want gone all the time, and wood pallets (you wanted untreated, chemical free) are everywhere for free where I am in the northeast. Companies just stack em up on the road. Go really bananas and make a shop heater out of an old clothes dryer. You need 240v for this tho, but they work great. You now have 3 sources of heat, like the Rockefellers and other big shots... 😅

Hey buddy! Vevor sent me one of these as well but mine has the one with the external fuel tank and pump. A few tips: one I would put a long pipe on the exhaust like you did on the intake and just the radiant heat from that will help warm the shop. Two I would just get one of those small cheap battery maintainers and hook it to the battery to keep it charged all the time. I noticed your fuel pump makes a loud noise on yours, mine is pretty quiet so maybe check yours and make sure there isn’t any air in it or somthing isn’t loose. Man your shop sure has came along way I wish I had one that awesome!!

Great setup should keep you toasty this winter

Nice video brother ❤❤❤

You are so funny, 😂 great video

AP dropped another video. Woo Hoo!

I have a similar heater at my cabin, the exhaust gave me some troubles. The standart exhaustpipe is too small in diameter if extendet, this leads to overheating issues and carbon buildup in the burning chamber. I fixed this issue by taking the standart pipe and cutting it in half, the shorter pipe leads into an 2m long chimney that is 7cm in diameter. This has fixed all the previouse problems and has doubled the efficency. Before this fix the heater would display error codes every few hours and would need some help igniting.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="88">1:28</a> got me lmao

Cool, subscribed!