DIY Indoor Tabletop Fire Pit with Beautiful Flame // Making a Portable Ethanol Bio Fireplace
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- Hello, everybody! Today I will make a miniature table bio fireplace from very simple materials. It is a concrete pot from the used table candle, an old glass candle holder, glass decorative stones and bioethanol which is used for home bio fireplace.
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An ethanol fireplace (also bio-ethanol fireplace, bio fireplace), is a type of fireplace which burns ethanol fuel. They are often installed without a chimney. Ethanol for these fires is often marketed as bioethanol (ethanol produced from biomass).
A simple glass ethanol burner or spirit lamp
The main part of the fireplace is the burner. The burner is a container filled with fuel. Ethanol fireplaces should be operated with care, since ethanol is highly flammable, and severe burn accidents can happen, mostly while refilling or lighting the fireplace, even when safety instructions are followed.
Emissions from ethanol fireplaces include carbon dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, volatile organic compounds, and particulate emissions, which are released into the room.[6] Ethanol fireplaces - irrespective of the type of fuel used - are a source of fine and ultrafine particles and have a considerable influence on the quality of the indoor air; ventilation reduces the effect. Ethanol may also generate odors. Burning hydrocarbons causes indoor air pollution. Emissions include airborne particulate matter (such as black carbon) and nitrogen oxides. These harm health; some forms of fuel are more harmful than others.
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If you're going to make this, avoid glass, use a metal can. Also, if you put it out and leave it in the open, the unburned fuel will evaporate. You can half fill the fuel container with carbon felt or fiberglass insulation packed tight, which will act as a wick, and prevent any fuel spills. In this case, you'd have to store the entire pot in a zip lock bag to prevent evaporation.
OK Karen
Yeah, because being safe makes her a Karen? 🤷♀️🤦♀️
@@TheTuesday11 there's safe and there's... well actually 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
@@murphy1094 the well actually means a person lost an eye, but call it “safe” if you want to.
@@TheTuesday11 do you have downsyndrome?
Wish we’d bought one of these years ago! We love it-tons of heat and looks cute. Not dependent on electricity!
Thank you...I was getting ready to spend a minimum of $45 and saw your video...sooo much savings!
The bioethanal he uses costs far more then 45$ so don't get too excited lol
Be careful with using heated glass. It can explode and pose danger to those nearby..
yup cost $3 if you use rubbing alchohol and get ur materials from dollar tree
Best DIY I've seen !!
Great video. I needed this.
That's so clever pmsl
Not claiming to be an expert but I think maybe sand and lava rocks could be a better alternative to the marbles
Oh WOW so good really 👍👍👍👍
Crème-brulée container inside container would work well as it can resist direct flame I suppose. We have a glass blower here in town;I’ll ask him for advice.
Won't the glass eventually just pop or break?
@culturebreath369 probably not you ever seen those old glass lamps that use oil to burn they don’t break
Or the shots you barman/barmaid lights up.
As long as there isn't any defect in the glass, it's probably okay. I once had a candle that cracked though so idk, I think it depends a lot on the quality of the glass
I did this and glass snapped😢
is it safe? the glass is sure to break or explode as soon as it gets hot. I don't think it's very safe for a house and less for decoration
Glass pebbles you buy for outside firepits. You can get them in different colors, & they're made just for firepits. You could also use lava rocks, I guess.
It's fire glass. Also the glass he's using for the ethanol is a candle glass.
@@sukamayoutube2323but the stones around and inside are not meant for heat. Someone’s gonna lose an eye.
Bio ethanol is near pure energy. Doesn’t create much carbon ,and cleaner than gas. It’s just alcohol. And they’re great talking points and warm up area’s nicely.
Unless it's in a car and then performance drops and your gasket takes a beating!
What the heck you just said. It doesn’t create much carbon. It only produces heat and carbon dioxide
@@rubeushagrid4131 Yeah what I said is true.
@ @@bmc9504 pls respond if you see this
Are these Cristal pebbles safe under heat ! Won’t explode ? Great idea ‘n thanks!
Lava rocks are safer than those pebbles!!!
Hi how long does it burn for and how to put the fire out info would be helpful
That cup full will last about 20+ minutes. Blow it out like a candle
@@jch7982 You can smother it with a "lid" placed over the top.
Gorgus it would be perfect if you gave the specs of items used. At this point it’s a guessing game of what won’t melt or cause a fire.
Are you saying gorgeous?
Is the fume bad , and smell bad for you? Very nice look though. Wondering how long those marbles will last and keep the nice color.
Does gel fuel last longer?
THIS IS AWSOME THE GLASS WILL RETAIN THE HEAT AS WELL
How long does it burn for?
20 minutes
I bought one of these yesterday and it is great. Where can I find those nice colored stones that you have in this video;
any place that sells goldfish and fishbowls
Some dollar stores sell them too.
Might want to use the decorative glass pebbles used for outside firepits, so they won't explode... Wherever they sell firepits. Also, lava rocks could be used.
Michael's Hobby Lobby some Dollar Trees all different places
Don’t use regular decorative stones not meant for heat. (From a craft store) For safety purposes you need to get the ones made for extreme heat/fire.
Please people purchase fire glass fire glass is tempered and used in gas fireplaces and fire pits regular glass beads aren’t they can crack and explode
Where's the fuel???
There's definitely gonna be pockets of air in those marbles that are gonna pop. Nice little incendiary frag grenade you made here
Try a cat food can and something like kitty litter.
Without keramic whool it is nothing just flaming bowl that waste ethanol without any purpose, like a super expensive candle
The glass beads would probably break in 5 minutes..
They don't.
Actually... No
That is what they use in real fire places for decorations
Can you roast marshmallows over this?
Do you put the fire out with water?
What’s the name of the beads
Will the beads melt at some point or can i burn for long periods
@@michaelnickelberry8881 glass will not melt here. but can crack or blast.
DO NOT USE GLASS...the contrasting cold ethanol inside a glass cup which is burning very hot at the top will crack or even explode the glass containing the burning ethanol, which will now either be all over your room, on fire...or you will have a fire leaking out of the crack which will be difficult to contain without quick thinking. Even the concrete can do this... make sure to buy all the right things. There is a largeee difference between cement and High Heat Furnace cement
@@Ohsnapski You can also get glass that is for hight heat.
I Would Avoid Using Anything But Fire Glass,But Im Just A Medic/FF🤨What Would I Know
Not safe at all. Glass will break and explode when heated.
USUALLY, this type of glass is specifically rated for use in firepots and pits. It does seem like that canister is from a craft supply store, so yeah be careful with the source of these. Seen a couple jars of it on my way through menards yesterday, and my friends house has a fireplace with them inside.
It doesn't.
Actually... No
Is this a special glass bowl or..? Looks neat, but I don't want explosions. Or does this type if fuel not burn hot?
@@LADrumm it will absolutely burn hot enough to break glass. alcohol burns quite hot. i can tell you from experience that this isn't a great idea
Mag ik You Tube er even op wijzen dat de glazensteentjes niet vuurvast zijn en door de hitte zullen knappen en de scherven in het rond zullen vliegen . Het is zeer gevaarlijk wat deze persoon doet You Tube hoort dit soort filmpjes te verwijderen !
I've melted glass necks on bottles with a blowtorch, squeezed with a dry cloth to widen and take large coins, no issues at all. Wet rocks can explode and folk put those around camp fires almost all the time.
Are you sponsored by A&E or the fire service?... To create customers.... Christ.
this is not a safe design.
The way his hands move are so cringy
While I agree, that doesn't mean you have to say it (much like I said I agree). Your comment is a prime example of how anonymity and lack of empathy (secondary to the impersonal mode of interaction online) are key factors affecting how we communicate via the internet.
@@MindTravelore Thank you for pointing this out in such a polite and kind way. It's rare I see good examples of addressing problematic behavior online (which is probably another reason there is so much animosity) so I wanted to take a minute and let you know I appreciate your efforts and felt you were successful in highlighting the issues without making it a personal attack. Keep up the good work, we need so much more of it!
glass break
Nope they don't.
@@onlyjesussaves840oh, but the can.