shukran lak ealaa mushahadat alfidyu 'atamanaa lak walieayilatik eutlat nihayat 'usbue mumtieat wasaeida

Thank you so much my friend 😍

thank you for watching,have a nice day

Good job. A good alternative to gas and electric stove. You might want to show how the burner is holed.

Terima kasih telah menonton videonya, semoga harimu menyenangkan

I'm glad you found the video informative! The blower used in the video is not for generating cold air but rather to supply a controlled stream of air to the oil burner. This added airflow helps with the combustion process by providing oxygen to the burning oil, which results in a more efficient and cleaner burn. It's an essential component in the setup to ensure the burner functions properly. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. May God bless you as well!

Salamat sa panonood ng video, nakita mo bang kapaki-pakinabang ito, kung gusto mong gumawa kami ng anumang mga ideya, mangyaring ipaalam sa akin sa mga komento, gagawin ko itong totoo para sa iyo.

Tama ka diyan, pagkukumpara ng paggamit ng gasolina at LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas) ay may mga pagkakaiba talaga. Ang LPG ay mas ligtas kaysa gasolina pagdating sa posibilidad ng sunog o pagsabog, dahil ito ay mas mababa ang poin ng singaw at kung may leak, mas madali itong matunton at mapigilan. Ngunit, ito ay hindi nangangahulugang walang panganib sa paggamit ng LPG. Importante pa rin na sundan ang mga tamang hakbang sa pag-install at paggamit nito upang maiwasan ang anumang aksidente. May mga patakaran at regulasyon ka ba sa lugar mo tungkol sa paggamit ng LPG? Napakahalaga ng kaligtasan, lalo na pagdating sa mga gawain na may kinalaman sa mga flammable substances. Ano ang mga hakbang na isinusunod mo para masigurong ligtas ang paggamit mo ng LPG sa iyong sasakyan o bahay?

Thank you for your appreciation! Do you have any specific questions or ideas related to this creative project? I'd love to hear your thoughts or address any inquiries you might have.

Thanks a bunch for the positive feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you liked the idea. If there's anything specific you'd like to see more of or if you have any suggestions to make it even better, feel free to share. Your support means a lot, and I'm excited to keep the good ideas coming. Stay tuned for more content you'll hopefully enjoy! 😊

I'm glad you think it's amazing! Your support and feedback mean a lot. Is there anything in particular that you found amazing or any specific content you'd like to see more of on my channel? I'm always looking for ways to keep my viewers engaged and satisfied. Your input can help shape the direction of my content. So, what would you like to see next?

You're welcome! I'm glad to hear that you've learned something. Learning is a wonderful thing. Is there anything specific you'd like to know more about or any questions you have related to what you've learned from the video? I'm here to help with any additional information or clarification you might need.

Salamat sa iyong papuri! Natutuwa akong na-appreciate mo ang aking mga gawaing kreatibo. May mga partikular kang aspeto o uri ng nilalaman na nais mong mas makita o malaman sa aking mga susunod na video? Ang iyong input at mga ideya ay mahalaga sa akin, at ito ay makakatulong sa akin na mapanatili ang kalidad at kasiyahan ng aking mga tagapanood. Ano ang mga proyekto o paksa na nais mong aking tukuyin o tukuyin?

Great idea, you are also a very good creator, congrats

Great! Waiting for your videos💖🥰💪☝️

Putting the copper pipe in the concrete would mean you have to heat the concrete first, then then the heat transfers to the copper, then finally to the water - losing efficiency. This burner is also designed to put heat out of the top, to deliver it for cooking (or whatever). I do not understand what he was making at the end with candle was and what looked like sawdust. The copper will oxidize and fail sooner if not protected from air, so you are on the right track. I looked at high efficiency “condensing” water heaters some years ago. They run hot combustion gasses through stainless steel coils surrounded by water until the combustion products (CO2 and H2O vapor) have transferred their heat to the hot water tank. They use stainless steel because the condensing water vapor from the exhaust would corrode copper or ordinary steel. My suggestions for your project - 1) skip the concrete, and shield the outer wall of your project with kaolin (a safe, non-asbestos product) so it isn’t burning to touch 2) use a stainless coil for combustion if you can 3) use copper to heat your water, shielded by aluminum, stainless, or a build a heat exchanger (like an automobile radiator) Two walls, sealed from air, copper coils between, and something that passively conducts heat like aluminum or copper powder. You don’t want water or radiator fluid because of corrosion and pressure. I think it’s feasible without welding, but it gets more complicated the more I think about it. It’s been 3 months since your comment - have you gotten anywhere? My project ideas usually take some time to “age” properly. Or get around to!

@@firstmkb "I do not understand what he was making at the end with candle was (SIC, 'wax') and what looked like sawdust." I didn't either, nor am I looking for an answer but my guess is to spoon the mixture into ice trays, let cool & harden, and you have homemade wood pellets for fuel. Maybe?

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Thank you! I'm glad you found it interesting. If you have any questions or would like more information, feel free to ask.

That's an interesting insight! It's important to consider maintenance and cleaning when using this type of waste oil burner to ensure it operates efficiently and safely. Your experience with a modified waste oil burner running for an extended period is valuable and highlights the potential of such systems. Proper maintenance can significantly extend their use. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Yes, thank you for watching the video. We will give you the best ideas for you to have moments of entertainment and ideas to improve your life.

Thank you for watching the video!

Salamat sa iyong komento! Ano ba ang epekto ng pagkakaiba sa laki ng mga butas sa iyong karanasan? May kaugnayan ito sa kalidad ng apoy o iba pang mga aspeto ng paggamit ng kalan? Paki-kwento mo nang mas detalyado para mas maipaliwanag ang iyong puna.

I appreciate your feedback! Creating projects can sometimes appear easier in videos due to editing and simplification for presentation. In reality, many DIY projects can be challenging, but with practice and patience, they become more manageable. Don't be discouraged; keep learning and experimenting, and you'll improve your skills over time. If you have any questions or need guidance on specific projects, feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to help. Happy crafting! 🛠️🎥😊

Thank you for watching the video! The stove in the video helps you get through the cold winter without wasting energy

Yuph..

You bring up an important point. Galvanized parts can release toxic fumes when exposed to high heat. To ensure safety when building or using devices like the one in the video, it's essential to avoid using galvanized components. Instead, consider using non-galvanized, heat-resistant materials for all parts of the burner and its associated components. Safety should always be a top priority when working on DIY projects. Thanks for highlighting this concern!

Salamat sa pagbahagi! Kung ganun pala kagaling ang iyong porman, maaaring may mga tips ka para sa iba na nagnanais na gumawa ng ganitong mga proyekto. Ano kaya ang mga pangunahing hakbang na dapat tandaan ng mga interesado sa ganitong mga proyekto?

Great idea...... No more electricity needed...

"Welcome your idea! Not using more electricity is a great way to save energy. Thank you for sharing your support!"

The idea of adding water to the heat in the pot to turn the propeller with steam is very creative! That could be an interesting way to take advantage of heat to make the cooling system work better. Thank you for sharing your smart opinion!" 💡

​@@lmtn但是水会消耗光，燃烧中断。不过可以考虑斯特林发动机来驱动风扇，只是不知功率够不够

dili kaayo, igo ra, nakasulay ka ba sa chwua

I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the video! It's always great to connect with viewers from different backgrounds. Is there anything specific you found interesting or would like to know more about from the video? Feel free to share your thoughts or questions.

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En otro video comentsron que este tipo de aceite produce un humo blanco muy cancerigeno, me gustaria tenner la opinion de un expecto en este tema...por favor.

​@@ewobras3986you can use a used cooking oil..

Çok ilginç bir gözlem! Ince taşların keşfi gerçekten de birçok kişiyi yeni becerilere yönlendirebilir. Arkadaşınızın yanık yağdan CNC çekmesi, hem sürdürülebilir enerji kullanımına katkıda bulunma isteğini yansıtıyor hem de kendi yeteneklerini geliştirmesine olanak sağlıyor gibi görünüyor. Kardeşinizin bu konuda size ilham verdiğini duymak güzel. Onun gibi sevdiklerimiz, bize bu tür konularda yeni perspektifler kazandırabilir ve kendi becerilerimizi keşfetmemizde bize yardımcı olabilir. Soğuk hava şartlarında biraz zorlanması normal, ancak bu çabaların ve dayanıklılığının arkasında olduğunu bilmek gerçekten takdire şayan. Eğer bu konuda daha fazla detay veya hikaye varsa, paylaşımınızı devam ettirmek harika olabilir. Çünkü bu tür öyküler izleyiciler arasında paylaşılan ilgi çekici ve motive edici deneyimler olabilir. Teşekkürler!

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No! In my project, I don't put holes below, also avoid putting holes perpendicular to the oil pipe.

er, sawdust.

The Carbon monoxide will kill you. This can only be used in a well ventilated area

@@yeagerxp the stove would be vented and the burn chamber sealed. Like a wood stove.

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@@Nickwall1 Yes I looked at that video. Instead of square tubing for the exhaust, make it a round pipe. wrap some copper tubing around the exhaust pipe, to catch heat from the exhaust, and place a piece of curved metal behind the exhaust pipe to reflect the heat outwards.. Creative inventions LMTN uses heavy metal in his stoves, he should build one. sealed combustion and the heavy metal would absorb and reflect a lot of heat

"Hi there! Thank you for your feedback and interest in the stove-making videos. I appreciate your patience and understanding. Rest assured, I'll take note of your request and work on providing a full video that includes details about the stand of the air blower and the gas setup. Stay tuned for the comprehensive guide, and thanks again for your support!"

I think they are above the level of the oil to take in vaporized oil fumes, but it might work either way. I have not built this.

Already been done. There's a KZfaq video here about that same concept... But instead of turbine... It directly uses steam to suck and blow air into the burning chamber.

@@Thigsy Yeah I’ve seen that, the thing I was curious about though was if you could harness even more energy from the steam (like the heat) to turn a blower to feed more air in, since a blower produces a low-pressure high-volume flow while a jet of steam is mostly high pressure but quite low volume (while also having a lot of heat that could’ve gone to produce even more airflow)

@@xmysef4920 Just attach fan blades with bearings on a shaft in the air inlet tube. the heat will pull air in and the blades will turn with the inrush of air to increase the cfm. similar to compressor blades on a turbine engine. No electricity, or complicated design, or excessive increase in cost for materials needed.

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Gracias por tu comentario. Para esta estufa, se utiliza aceite usado, como aceite de cocina usado. Los accesorios necesarios pueden incluir un sistema de encendido, un ventilador para distribuir el calor y un termostato para controlar la temperatura. Por favor, ten en cuenta que trabajar con aceite usado puede ser peligroso, por lo que debes tomar precauciones adecuadas y seguir las normativas de seguridad al construir y utilizar esta estufa. Si tienes más preguntas o necesitas más información, no dudes en preguntar. ¡Buena suerte con tu proyecto!

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Yes, it's possible to build a similar stove without an electrical fan for heating off-grid campsites. The electrical fan in the design is used to improve the airflow and combustion efficiency. However, you can create a wood-burning stove or heater that operates without electricity. It won't have the same level of automation or heat distribution, but it can still provide heat in off-grid settings. These types of stoves have been used for centuries for heating and cooking in areas without electricity. Be sure to follow safety precautions when building and using such stoves in outdoor or off-grid environments.

Yes, you can typically use used cooking oil or palm oil in certain types of waste oil burners. These burners are designed to efficiently burn various types of waste oils, including used cooking oil. However, it's essential to ensure that the oil you're using is clean and free of contaminants. If you're using waste palm oil, be cautious about any impurities or residues that may be present. Keep in mind that the specific burner design and the type of waste oil you can use may vary. Always follow safety guidelines and the recommendations provided by the manufacturer of the burner you're using. Additionally, local regulations may apply, so it's a good idea to check with your local authorities regarding the use of waste oil burners.

Achieving a blue flame in a waste oil burner can be challenging but is often associated with more complete combustion. It's crucial to ensure proper air-fuel mixture, consistent oil supply, and appropriate burner design. You might consider adjusting air and fuel ratios, cleaning or replacing burner components, and ensuring the waste oil quality meets the necessary standards. However, please be cautious and follow safety guidelines when experimenting with burner settings. If you have specific questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask. Your interest in improving your waste oil burner is commendable! 😊🔵🔥

Salamat sa iyong komento! Para sa mga detalye tungkol sa dalawang burner at stainless steel, maaari ko bang malaman kung saang bansa ka naroroon para mas mapanatili ang presyo at mga opsyon para sa iyo?

Thank you for your reminder and concern, Rudy. It's essential to be aware of the potential hazards when working with galvanized fittings, as they can release toxic fumes when heated. Safety should always be a top priority, and taking precautions when dealing with such materials is crucial. If you have any specific safety tips or recommendations to share, please feel free to do so, as it can help raise awareness among viewers.

Cooking oil and motor oil , instead of lpg.

Thank you for watching my video. Have a nice day

Haha, it does look like a unique setup! Have you ever tried cooking with a candle like this? If so, how did it turn out, and what did you prepare?