Without a doubt, the best laid out and executed design of any waste oil furnace/forge/smelter on UA-cam. The real clincher though has to be the homemade outriggers at all four wheels.
Absolutely awesome setup my friend. I have been researching these builds because I am getting ready to do a bunch of castings for parts that are for obsolete engines and equipment. Thank you for the awesome build.
WOW.... Thats a real nice piece of equipment I didnt even hear that lid drag at all. I really want to know how you got that inside lining so perfect. looks like its was some kind of cement mix and you made a mold or something
Thanks, the liner is 3000 degree refractory. It looks and feels like concrete but it can withstand 3000 degrees f. I used a 5 gallon to get the inside form. Works great, I can melt copper, brass and iron with no problem.
I have all the other parts but I have been stumped on how to make this. There is another video on here that shows the something like it but doesn't say where he got it. Maybe you could make a video on that
Thanks for this straight forward build. I'll be keeping this design in mind. .....for both applications of heat and foundry!
Without a doubt, the best laid out and executed design of any waste oil furnace/forge/smelter on UA-cam. The real clincher though has to be the homemade outriggers at all four wheels.
Thanks, I did see someone build a similar burner.
I couldn’t find screw jacks that would work, so it built my own.
Yes, those stabilizers are a nice touch!
Absolutely awesome setup my friend. I have been researching these builds because I am getting ready to do a bunch of castings for parts that are for obsolete engines and equipment. Thank you for the awesome build.
Thanks, you won’t be disappointed with this setup.
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WOW.... Thats a real nice piece of equipment I didnt even hear that lid drag at all. I really want to know how you got that inside lining so perfect. looks like its was some kind of cement mix and you made a mold or something
Thanks, the liner is 3000 degree refractory. It looks and feels like concrete but it can withstand 3000 degrees f. I used a 5 gallon to get the inside form. Works great, I can melt copper, brass and iron with no problem.
Do you have part on part on the end that gas and oil sprays out of
Hello. I am interested to know if you can manufacture this burner in series?
Very good idea for fuel burner i like it, 👍👍👍 what is the highest temperature ? can you melt iron ?
check my furnace if you like
ua-cam.com/video/cM2kQs-Wy9Q/v-deo.html
Where do you get fan on end of nozzle
Made it myself out of a large washer.
@@dalemiller9444 what did you cut it with
I have all the other parts but I have been stumped on how to make this. There is another video on here that shows the something like it but doesn't say where he got it. Maybe you could make a video on that
did you make the fan/mixer ?
What's the long red hose/pipe connected to? Compressed air?
Yes, it’s connected to my air compressor located in my shop.
@@dalemiller9444 thank you.
can we use this in a kiln
Nice job. Did you make the nozzle as well? It looks a bit like a Nudge burner 🤔
No, the nozzle is a Hago Siphon Nozzle SN 609-8 (.75 GPM) with Hago Adapter, SN 609-56. I think I bought them on Amazon.
I did make the spin vain.
Can you list the parts
Parts list is at the beginning of the video.
That’s a lot of galvanized pipe Be careful with the fumes from that burner.
Yes, galvanize fumes are hazard. The way this Burner is set up, only the tip get hot. All the heat is inside the foundry. Thanks for your concern.
With how hot thta thing is it'd burn off all that galvinized crud real fast