Waste oil wood burner
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2015
- How I burn old waste oil in my wood burner.
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wow you gave me an idea just now! what if instead of a pile of coals i put some small, like 3/4 fist sized volcanic rocks in a pan, and just drip oil on them? i mean, then the rocks would form cracks and crevices through which air would come so no need to have a wick. secondly, as they heat up, they radiate heat and help the oil ignite...
Btw. you have an ingeniously simple and effective design - i will remember it! :)
Im a newbie and im planning on building one of these soon! UA-cam is so helpful i need to start paying back my gratitude and share some videos myself! I thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching and the comment.
I like your heat exchanger.. I have an old Fisher stove.. I did the same thing to mine.. And I put a false back on the back of it, and run forced air into it to blow through the boiler tubing.. I love it..
Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for taking the time to make the video for us; I like your matter of factly, clear no bullshit style ;)
Thank you for the comment.
I lite my woodstove with cooking oil on a paper towel when i don't have twigs handy. Even sawdust with a squirt of cooking oil works great. I have a vogalzang with the removable top plates. Thinking about constructing a new plate with a drip tube... great video as now i know i can.
This just got you a new sub.. going to start gathering supplies for mine
Thank you glad to help.
Nice one you've all the bases covered oil and wood great little set up .......................cheers
+thornwarbler Thank you.
Thanks for making this video Kevin.
Thanks for the comment.
Good idea! Been looking for something exactly like this to copy from.
Thanks for watching and the comment.
That was a great idea looks like it worked out very good for you . Thank you
it did work out pretty good thanks for watching.
Nicely done and well explained. Thanks.
Thank you for watching Thomas.
Great idea Kevin. 👍👍👍
Thank for watching Dean Barr.
Thanks brother you just gave me a great idea for my shop✌✌✌
Thanks for watching.
Looks simple and efficient
It work for sure Brian thank you the comment.
Great job, looks eazy to install
It's not hard you just have to keep an eye on it when you're burning it.
Hey Kevin, 13 here this morning. Wish I had me a wood burner I could sit by!
Ron this summer in July and August start looking for pipe and a stove you will get it cheap and you will be warm my friend Graiglist is a good place to look.
If we want to do projects we got to keep it warm! I love that.
Thanks for watching and the comment.
@@Robinson-Homestead I just built a small building shaped like an RV and I recently installed a small coal stove. I was thinking about converting it to burn furnace oil when the wood and coal run out. Awesome video, thank you for sharing.
reminds me of the old army all fuel stoves.
I'm going to do this thanks. I just need to find a wood stove now lol
ingenuity simple functional design. Thanks.
Thank you very much
Great job
Thanks Gary
Very good idea. An old friend had something like that he put a big lime stone rock in his stove put some wood on top got the wood burning turned on the oil.
Good idea that would work.
Kevin Robinson I was just sitting here thinking. The tube could be made from a copper tube and from the tank to the stove you could make a worm that would go around the stove pipe to preheat the oil
Sure that would work.
Very smart set up. There might be an excess of "used" oil if our economy decides to quit. Subbed!!!
+Foothills Readiness Thanks.
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Thank you.
I ain't gonna argue with that.. Thanks
Thanks for the comment.
great job , I thank you
Thanks for watching.
you are welcome
Best set up so far. I am working on one at this time that burns solid and fluid (oil) and heats up above a chamber (pizza oven) and the hot air goes thru a 35 gall water heater tank and then it vents outside. The burn chamber and oven and water tank are all encased in brick and sand liner and flat top covered with red clay tile. Hope it will work great.
Do it on video.
Not a bad idea. First part is already encased in bricks and sand and I need to add the water tank that I have ready and continue the brick work. Add the red clay tile on top and ...... fire up.
You know you can make money on youtube.
I do not need money. Or better put I have made all I need as an aerospace engineer and now just bum around and work for myself.
I'm doing this to and thanks to you I can make it simple, I couldn't find a simple version of this until now thanks a bunch, I love using this it's working great for me especially once it's warm oh boy Hahahah it's been 4 hours since I put wood on it's burning very slowly
Thanks for watching glad to help.
Anytime
Great music in the Back....
Thanks for the comment Onkel Sam.
Try putting a steel or stainless pan in there so the oil drips onto the center an splatters onto the HOT SIDES OF THE PAN? Cleaner burn once it gets hot? Great job!
Thanks for the info Pete.
Bad ass sound track
Thanks for the comment and watching Mike.
If you add a dirt leg on your oil supply tank all your particles will settle to the bottom of the leg & keep your needle valve from clogging.
muinto bom ok
Do you have to use anything special for where the oil drips out so the tip of your pipe doesn't melt off ? And do you ever have a problem with it trying to back burn on ya ?
I like the way you think mate, having the oil above the stove / heater is a great idea. I can't quote the flashpoint of sump oil but it would be bloody high, it'd be as safe as it gets. My question is how much longer do you reckon the wood lasts ??
Not sure some times it will burn with out wood in it after it gets hot.
QUESTION PLEASE:
* I'm not an expert with waste oils like you are so my question is regarding the "oil drip line" DIRECTLY over the "top" of the wood stove burner:
* As you showed in your video, the point where the oil is dripping out is actually on fire (with the flame showing)... so is there any danger or worry about that flame going up the metal tube to the rest of the oil in your tank mounted in the back?
* Or, is it because the oil needs very high temperatures (inside the wood stove) to ignite, you don't have to worry about the flame going up the metal tube to the container?
Most Appreciated!
Amen
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It needs oxygen to go up the pipe. Dunno what happens when you run out of oil. If you put a pigtail trap in the oil pipe sld fix it.
Kevin, I looked at a bunch of videos burning waste oil. Yours is by far the best for my shop.
yours is simple, easy to build, easy to maintain and in my opinion the drip you are using is perfect. The only thing i would do differently is maybe a slightly larger tank and some type of separator for water but that may not even be needed.
thanks so much for simple simple design. how long did you say the tank lasts its like 2 or 2 1/2 gallons. I just threw a tank like that away. Any other ideas for a cheap slightly larger tank.
You can use any metal tank it will last a long time at just a drip.
im using a old military ammo box just need to install a fitting in the bottom. .
only problem im having is the brake line with a slow drip clogs up or carbons up
if the oil is colder than opening the valve a bit more to make up for the change in viscosity is just the sa
Yes that would work.
What size brake line Kevin?.
I'm gonna do something similar to my wood burner in my shop this year. I also have used vegetable oil that my wife uses to fry and cook with. I have about 5 gals of the stuff at the moment, plus waste motor oil. Couple of questions, what do you strain the oil through? Does synthetic oil burn as well?
Marcel LeMay iv seen a guy just use an old pair of jeans . He tied a knot in the leg and strained the oil that way
I knew a mechanic back in the seventies that did that except his drip actually fell from maybe a foot or two above through the hole. Either way I think it's a fine and simple way. No air compressor needed.
Thanks for the comment.
where can I get some of that boiler pipe
Hi Kevin, you mentioned you moved the hole back four inches for the oil supply line. I would like to know why you did it. Was the stove smoking or something? I like your ideas because if you're out of oil you can always use wood. Call it flexi fuel! Great video I enjoyed it and have the confidence now to move forward on my own shop heater. Nothing like a warm shop. Thank-you.
There's always a better air mix at the back of the stove near the inlet holes
How hot does your exhaust pipe get?
Kevin. What keeps the feed ( drip line) that enters the stove directly over your fire from sooting up and eventually clogging ? Thanks for your help.
i never had an issue with it
I was going to ask the same question Im still skeptical on this one
Kevin ; What if you used a pressurized oil tank ? You could set your tank anywhere and regulate the oil flow with pressure . It wouldn't matter if the oil was hot or cold . Just a thought !!!!!!!!!!!!----------------------------------------------------------------------------Ernest E. Johnson
Good idea thank you.
Do you just waste oil like engine oil trans oil and diesel or just engine oil
Just old engine oil
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Thanks for watching.
I'm going to ask a stupid question. Is there any way the flame can go back up the oil feed tupe.would appreciate your thoughts on that
That's not a stupid question.
It's full of oil thanks for the comment.
Thank you . Have safe and warm Christmas.
any worries about it flashing back up your brake line an into the tank?
No works good.
What keeps it from flashing back
It's oil not gas oil burns slow.
Kevin Robinson ehhh I don't know about that. Add some more air to it and it'll amaze you
@@mattkillian3920 I think if you put some kind of "gooseneck" in your brake line where it drops down , then back up again , they say ya won't get air in your line and that will keep it from burning up your brake line . ( Picked up from other videos)
Honest question but doesn’t burning oil on wood burn the wood quicker defeating the economical purpose of saving money on heat.
It is a good question but i am using old used oil from our truck and car so it isn't costing anything and we cut wood on our property so that is free also. thanks for watching.
Al Gore has nightmares about these
It works thanks for watching.
I have done this but it seems to clog the lineup after a while
Do you filter your oil?
I want to do this in my garage, but I'm worried about the flame goin up the pipe and lighting the oil in the tank on fire. Why doesn't it do that?
not sure but i don't have any issues and i been using it for years
Cardboard is kinda close and kindling on the top. Hmmmmm. Looks like your about 8 beers and a spark away from bad day.but still very cool none the less. Good luck
Thanks for the comment Rock.
Whose that playing in the background I'd like to get that CD
The slow rock song at the end is Alice in Chains, "the rooster". Not sure about the country song at the beginning
Thats Aaron Lewis in the beginning
I like your idea however I had to cringe a bit seeing all that wood & what appears to be cardboard so close to the stove. Not recommended.
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Thanks for watching