Make your own FREE waste oil burner. Just a propane bottle
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- Free heat from such a simple little unit to build is really nice in my uninsulated shed.I just needed to rebuild one of my waste oil burners so it was time to chop out the old propane bottle and weld in a new one. For anyone looking to build one of these
The bowl is 7 inches in diameter
The sides are 3 inches high and 2mm thick
The propane bottle is 6 inches high
There are 9 holes spaced at 1 inch centers per row and a total of 3 rows.
27 holes in total.
Hole diameter is 13mm
Free heat is not that hard to make. This burner is small enough to fit in most stoves but be careful this is experimental and dangerous.
This is the burner unit but you will need a drip feed or dosing pump to deliver the oil.
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Just realised - Gerry was the reason I started to watch TH-cam in the first place. Thank God he's back. Apart from the content being exactly my cup of tea (free heat and paramotoring) there's something therapeutic about the enthusiastic and humorous delivery in that wonderful Irish lilt.
Normal service has been resumed! Good on ya Gerry!!
Thanks a million from your winter Canadian friends, who are learning how to keep warm at our off-grid cottages and cabins. Your no-electric-power air-injection design is clearly THE BEST on the internet and TH-cam.
I've never used one of those stepped drill bits, but now I'll be buying one to make the air-injector of the burner. Its awesome to have you break the whole burner construction down into easy parts like this.
Whenever you get the chance... it would be great if we could see you build a couple of waste-oil-burner DOOR designs, from start to finish, including the way the darn thing seals!
Thanks a million again Jerry, Canucks
Hi Rand. I tried looking through some of my old videos. I use fiberglass rope to seal the door. The stove I am working on at the moment does not need to be sealed that well but I will be making something soon that will. If you cut strips and esentially put a larger frame inside the opening on the tank when you close the door you wont see the flame. On that lip I stick wit stove glue the rope seal. You have to adjust the hinges and the closing mechanism to allow for the extra width but it works great. I am sure I show it in one of the earlier forced air designs but cant find it at the moment. Once I finish the boiler stove I might make a smaller stove and show the door on that. Lots of Canadians interested in heat and the US as well. Great having you here Rand Thanks for the comment and if I can help with anything let me know Cheers Gerry
No drama or b/s safety lectures. Thank you. I'm planning on making an insert to go in my wood stove like that.
Gerry is my new hero.
"No eye brows, blah blah blah".
That is flippin hilarious!
Keep up the fantastic videos!
MB BAR RANCH
Very cool hey Gerry it would be cool if u made a mini waste oil burner unit, something for lets say a smaller garage that would burn less litres per hour. Just an idea, Cheers
Great to see you back in action Gerry though we had lost you, Ive missed those garage tutorials
You are absolutely right Gerry, always wear goggles when doing grinding and/or drilling, as your eyes are very precious, and an accident can happen at anytime.
Several of my friends have lost an eye, because they thought that goggles weren't really needed, and their 20-30 and 40 years of working without them without an accident was their proof, only one day..........it went wrong anyway, but regrets didn't give them their eyesight back.
I am so careful with my eyes that I was wearing my goggles while watching this video, you can't be careful enough, and wearing them while not really needed doesn't do any harm, unlike the opposite. Peter
Hi Peter. I need to improve that's for sure. I have a shed load of safety wear so I had no excuses on the day. Back in action and making videos again, hopefully with added safety too.Thanks for commenting, much appreciated. Cheers Gerry
Good to see you're ALIVE and still playin with fire
Excellent, can't wait to see more!
Thanks for adding this one. I have been wondering lately about the feasibility of using a small propane tank for this type of burner. Question answered! Keep it up!
Hi Chris It's great to get a second use from them which is why I keep them but I have too many around the shed now.. Maybe a Super burner Lol. Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
Hi Chris. I have been asked that a few time just this week. It would be an easy build and I think I will take it on but I have to get the boiler stoves done first so I guess it will be a few weeks before I get to it. I would be interested to see how it would pan out. I have added waste oil to a stove while it was burning wood / sawdust and it went well. It made the stove glow red which is great for the shed but too powerful in other situations. Cheers Gerry
Hey Gerry!
Good with the safety glasses! I still say you need a plasma cutter. I bought one last year just for the sake of cutting slots in a stainless steel salad bowl (hey, anything works for an excuse)!
Anyway, you'd be in love with it!
Dave
Hi Dave I would love a plasma cutter and I will definitely put it on my Christmas present list. Cutting with grinder disks gets old fast. Feeling that way too lately too lol. Thanks for the comment really appreciate it 👍👍 Cheers Gerry
Excited to see the boiler build. See you tomorrow lol
Hi M35a2guy. I will have to light the boiler stove outside because the paint will not stay on the oil drum for long. Once I get this build working I will be making another boiler build with a commercial boiler and one of my burners. I did make a boiler stove before and it worked well enough to make a ton of steam and a lot of hot water. I used a different burner then from Ozzirt but this time it will be one of my own. Here's a link to that playlist goo.gl/g8ZQ2H Cheers Gerry
thanks for your videos, great information, glad you're ok,
Thanks John 👍
Love the videos mate. I wish we had weather cold enough here to warrant building one.
Great work. Do you think a smaller oil pan burner would work?
Jerry let me suggest a way to save time aerating the propane cyl use a sawzall and make a number of cuts not quite completely through instead of drilling alot of holes like
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space them as you like
Say Gerry, about the copper fuel oil feed line, I know copper doesn’t melt until 1981 deg. F, but do you have problem with the feed pipe being eaten away by oxidization at these temperatures?
Gerry I am intrigued by your videos. It seems you favor this design of burner, but I am interested in that force fed design you used with the pot and tin can in the bottom that was fed air by a pipe and air pump.
Ive used a drip feed burner for a few years (not your design) and I've gotten great heat out of it, as much as 1200*F when I want to push it hard. However my issue is that it burns DIRTY under all conditions. The smoke output is not a huge concern but the small pieces of soot get on everything outside and make a mess, even getting into the attic vent of my house. The main problem is that it clogs the 6" chimney pipe with light fluffy soot within 3 or 4 weeks, sometimes less, when used 8-10 hours daily, and it makes a GIANT mess when trying to clean it. So I am planning to build a new design heater this year, and I am concerned with a clean burning design.
Based on your experience and my goal, which of your designs would you recommend that I experiment with next? The naturally aspirated design you show here that draws air from the bottom chamber, or the air force fed design with the pot that's closed on the bottom and gets air and oil via the pipe coming in from the side/top of the burner?
Thanks in advance.
Where do you get all the waste oil ? I would like to build a heater for my workshop. But I don't know where to get waste oil.
Hi Stanley. This stove will burn solid fuel too so I am never stuck for fuel. Servicing our own cars and veggie oil keeps me going. Cheers Gerry
“Blah blah blah you could end up dead”. Classic
It sounded better in my head lol. Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
What happened to the one that a pipe came up in the centre and then another pipe went over the top and it had slots in it.
Hi David. I will be using that burner in my boiler stove. th-cam.com/video/JHsNoqp9QAE/w-d-xo.html I am using it with forced air in this one. Cheers Gerry
You have very good videos to watch. I will have to try some of them out
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Hi Mike. I am not a natural at this video stuff but the burners are really good. My shed would cost an absolute fortune to heat as it is but with the waste oil I can be warm for free. There are alot of my various burner videos in my playlists and some homemade paramotor trike builds and flying videos too.
goo.gl/5NjEvV Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
I am going to build the same burner and heater in an MC TANK? .....A 😳MINI😳JERRY HEATER
Hi Pete. Now that would be cool. Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
The sound effects on your graphics scare the crap out of me. They are terrinly loud, compared to your audio. I'd like to watch this, but it's not worth the jump scares.
Hi Kevin thanks for the heads up. I can fix the next ones but this cat is out of the bag unfortunately. Thanks for the comment Cheers Gerry
Gerry, please also increase your volume. I haven't had a problem in past years, but now can barely make out what you're saying. Thanks!
I would say, take the soundeffects out entirely. Sounds artificial on your otherwise plain no bullshit production.
Love it. I am already subscribed so the suscribe animation can go away please
Hi Greg. Will do something with it Cheers Gerry
at least not super loud. less obtrusive would be neat too
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Be still my beating heart two videos in two days? Whats this Gerry bush week?
or are you taking a lead from
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