Make a Propane Jet Burner - Seafood, Brewing, Wok, Deep Fry Burner
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2016
- How to make a propane jet burner:
Note: the pipe is 1/2" not 3/4" as I mistakenly said in the beginning part of the video.
In a previous video I made a super sized propane jet burner. This is a follow up video after I received a few requests on how to make a smaller one. This is a single jet burner that I estimate pushes out around 80,000-100,000 BTUs.
This burner can be used for boiling large pots of water or oil for cooking seafood or deep frying.
The build requires some welding but it could be brazed as well or you can see if a welding shop or automotive repair shop will weld everything in place once the parts are fabricated and fitted. Total time of welding is less than 5 minutes.
Parts:
3" OD x 6" Schedule 40 steel pipe
1/2 steel pipe
High Pressure Propane Regulator or 3-5 PSI regulator
1/2" steel pipe
1/2" steel cap
1/2" to 3/8" reducer bushing or
Fittings to plumb the burner to the propane source
1.2 or 1.3 mm drill bit
Metal tape
Very informative, thank so much for sharing
Awesome build.
great build
Excellent video. Thanks.
I wasn't confident on building one before. Now I understand everything.
thanks for the tutorial @Andrew W
very help ful thanks a lot
Nice bro! Iam gonna make myself a wokburner this summer. Way better then almost everything you can buy at less of the price
FYI 3" sch 40 is 3 1/2 on the OD look's like you have 2 1/2 sch40 ,OD is2.875 go on line and search for pipe Diameters thanks for the burner demo.
Hey there, thanks for the video. Just got mine welded together and lit it up, but the orifice seems to be pointed a few degrees to the side. Is there anything I can do to fix it, or is it ok the way it is?
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Will this only work with a high pressure regulator? What is the performance with a low pressure bbq style propane regulator? Also, what about Natural Gas?
Thanks for your information 👍👌😂
Was wondering if this burns more fuel than a plain turkey fryer burner, I would like to make one for my beer brewing set up,it looks like it would heat up really fast which is a plus when doing a 5 - 10 gallon boil.... thanks
how did you decide on the size and length of the burner tube?
Andrew, thanks for the video. What kind of regulator do you need, is it 5 pound of 10 pound...or high pressure or low pressure regulator?
Andrew. any idea if the burner would work in an old gas bottle that has the top and bottom removed?
HI andrew amazing project. do you know if is possible install a knob instead of the faucet style valve ?
Just a quick question though does it consume a lot of gas or not?
Hola amigo que buen quemador servira para colocarcelo a una freidora de papas fritas