Yeah its built heavy duty but really because the pipe is what i had, and to try and avoid warpage.

Thanks Mike, it should last a long, long time!

Yeah i think it should work great. I will find out in a couple days when they put it to work. It should last a very long time! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Lol hes used to it by now.

Thank you, from what im told it works great! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks Sven!, some day i will finish that knife i started, maybe this winter.

@@FabbinAdventures That would be awesome. Go on with your good videos.

Thanks!

Well i dont have the unit, i built it for some people. But that would be a good idea and doable for sure.

I have not heard back from them, ill have to enquire and get back to the viewers on it. Thanks for watching and commenting

From what they tell me it works great! Thanks for watching!

I cant remember exactly what i charged but it was no where near that price, less than 2k if i remember right.

Sorry i dont, i rarely have a cut list or plans even. I typically just wing it..lol If you can fab and weld you can build this, its pretty simple! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@FabbinAdventures Fair Enough, Appreciate The Reply...I Have An Idea In My Head, Just Like Yours Better 😂

@tjr3963 haha, well it should be fairly easy to duplicate. Have fun fabbing, thats the best part, building things that alot of other people can't, they look at us as geniuses, when we are just normal people that have the skills and tools to build stuff

Im not 100 percent sure what the customer did, but i do believe he just put it in line with the stock pump and filter. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I use an inexpensive aquarium pump to feed the copper tubing. It's quiet & cheap to run, plus it has no effect on the pool filtration system.

Thatd be a great idea, i believe the people i built it for planned to use the filter pump that came with the pool, but i havent seen it in action, but they said it works great! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Hi guys ,I've been doing this type of thing for years and I discovered early that it needs to be on it's own pump system, if for any reason the water stops flowing it turns into a steam cannon, kids just love to plug up the holes in pools and it's a serious safety issue, I always use a separate pump and I remove it when the kids get in .if done right this type of system can heat up a large above ground pool in 6 or 7 hours .I make mine out of a old hot water tank 50 feet of copper and a 1 ho pump .

@@kenmystery9754 Hi there I am trying to do the same thing, how do you connect the tubing to the tubing that goes into the pool, Like what kind of connections do you use so it doesn't melt your plastic tubing

Thats a good question, i guess it depends how much burn time. The people i built it for say it works awesome, but never said what kind of maintanence its gonna need. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Not that i know of.

@@FabbinAdventures k. I want to try this out too, I'm just trying to figure out if I should do it in a pellet grill/smoker, my fire pit, or a rocket stove or something.

It apparently works good. You probably dont want something you have to constantly feed like a rocket stove.

Good point, sofar it seems to work great i hear. Thanks for watching.

I just built it how they wanted it.