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4:59 So you are burning outside air and not depleting the interior oxygen, I like that.

Hi, I'm a new subscriber. I'm very curious. If you soak the carbon wick in olive oil, it will light easily without using an accelerant.?

Hi, I'm a new subscriber. I'm very curious. If you soak the carbon wick in olive oil, it will light easily without using an accelerant. ?

Hi, I'm a new subscriber. I'm very curious. If you soak the carbon wick in olive oil, it will light easily without using an accelerant.

Will a box cutter or ordinary scissors easily cut through 5mm carbon felt ?

Interesting...but I'm going to stick with my Makita 18v emergency light and the 8 5.0aH batteries. Thanks for the video.

Was it just me or? After listening for a while I was expecting to see Leonardo DiCaprio’s face lol

How many ounces of oil for that 9 hours ?

These are still very stinky. Olive oil still puts out a very undesirable fume. I suggest using these on an outdoor patio with significant ventilation!

How much oil do you add to it to burn for 16 hours ?

Is that an xL ?

How long will the one you have there burn for ? I built the copper ones that you maid but I used peanut oil and it wont stay a light ? maybe I have to longer pipe Iam going to try the olive oil now to see if that works Iam going to make a heater for my spa pool , i am going to use about 4 or 5 of your lamps and on top i will have copper pipe that will go into sand to transfar the heat and then run water through the pipe . thank you for showing us your Lamps

So how do you adjust the wick?? There's no adjuster.

How does the light work?

Cheers, great invention life changing infact! I plan to combine with a sand reservoir so the sand soaks up the heat and releases slowly, burning used cooking oil run thru a coffee filter collected not feed to the warms anymore.

NICE! 👍💯👍💯👍💯👍 Where do you get that flame thrower?

Cool😊🏁

UA-cam finally recommended actually good content

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Excellent video

Gday, just on the small amount of oil in the bottom of the jar to get it to work.where you have the wire handle with the rings to stabilise the wick, could you not put a rounded float there instead with another ring higher to keep it upright in the jar? That way you could fill the jar more. Just an idea.

The UA-cam algorithm is getting creative! I was recommended this after watching some ham radio videos about making antennas.. I guess it's not much different, a lot of precisely made copper tubing and coils :) I love working with copper, don't know what it is about it, but it's beautiful & satisfying to work with. After watching this, I'm curious; - Do you ever have problems with the glass cracking from heat? Looks like normal soda glass, but I guess if it's nice and thick and the flame is level it's OK? - Is the wick any special material? It looked like felt or thick cotton? (unless it's a trade secret of course!) Also, in case it's of use to you: copper can pretty easily be coated in silver (radio guys like it because it's more conductive, but it might also look cool in a forever lamp too). I think it was a paste of cream of tartar and silver nitrate from memory, but the Canadian Conservation Institute has a good page about the details. Anyway, hi from Australia!

i did this once with steel wool but the wool let the flame get too hot and it gets too large too fast to be practical for anything

Can you please make a jig, the round one and the flower jig too and put that for sale on your website? The Ukraine war is about to go NUCLEAR, SERIOUSLY! China is about to take Taiwan so your invention will be a God saver. Thank you

How long does the inch of oil last? This is an awesome idea for when the power goes out. It's easy to carry and stable.

Hold the gas on the light 3 or so sec. Then, pull all the way. Helps the spark reach fuel .

You can use these around eight of these carbon felt candles in the bottom of a cook pot, then put a cooking rack, or cake cooler on the top, and you have a candle stove. To add heat, add another candle, to lower the heat blow out, or remove the candle.

Awesome work bro! Thanks for sharing.

Can you use peanut oil? ..instead..

Very cool but you could have had better camera angles and cut the video in half.. took to long

Worst camera work ever.. it would have been nice to see what you were doing

This is extremely cool! Being a woman though, would it be safe to add a scent, like an essential oil?

Fire light is the best light

Thank you for putting out these videos Steve! I really enjoy watching them

Truly appreciate your ingenuity and creativity. Thank you so much

How many Sq. Feet does it heat

Extra virgin or refined olive oil?

Thank's. Be healthy be safe out there.

Dangerous to use in doors or in a close room carbon dioxide poisoning use at your own risk .😢 I tried using this in doors my whole house began to smell horrible carbon dioxide poisoning everywhere .😢😮 Maybe this is good to use outside in case of emergency to heat up food or water . 🤔 I am trying this DIY project but it is not working properly .😮 The problem is not the carbon plumbing fireproof fabric which yes it takes a long time to degrade and is a wonderful choice for long-term survival. The problem is the fuel that you use . 🤔 Olive oil is way too thick and will not travel up your wick and your wick will continually turn off and get dry .😮 I also tried vegetable oil and it does the same thing dries out and turns off .😮 I am planning to try rubbing alcohol or some lamp fluid since it is more thinner and maybe it will absorb and go upward and through the carbon plumbing fabric .🤔 I honestly cannot understand why it works for you. 🤔 But it does not work for me . Are you using something other than a Olive oil on the wick.🤔 Thank you for your DIY project will try different types of fuel.

Thank you. Excellent content. Saw your first one. I could have made a lamp.

Thank you

Ive been mucking about with candle and oil lamps for the past few years. Started recently dabbling with an oil candle using cooking oil. This is a great idea. Thanks

YOU The man 💪

Love his videos too. Have been really enjoying your's also. Thanks from Michigan

Update on this DIY project tried this out. 🤔 Be careful quite dangerous carbon dioxide poisoning not safe indoors or in a closed room your room will begin to smell horrible and really smokey.😮 Also the plumbing carbon filter does not absorb any type of liquid upward and the tip will dry out and the flame will go off .🤔 I think that the plumbing carbon filter can be used outside only to be safe . Maybe in a can or in a metal container add a piece of the carbon filter is some of your fuel light can be used for cook your food outside or boil your water in a emergency situation only. 🤔 Very nice job. 🙂 I am planning to do one of these myself as a DIY project hopefully it will work out . 🤔 It is something that we all need . 🤔 Specially in emergency situations . 🤔 And if it does last years it is worth purchasing as well as making it yourself . 🙂 God bless you for the great idea God bless the American people . 🇺🇲🙂🇺🇲

Bless you brother.🙏🏽

I want one what's your email?

Thank you 👍 🙃

Man out here living his best life, enjoying some clay and having a laugh. Refreshing content

I love these and they look great too.