Making a stove that burns used cooking oil to replace gas - super efficient

Making a stove that burns used cooking oil to replace gas - super efficient

[Flashahol]

I have never seen someone cut a perfect circle in the middle of a steel plate with a grinder in my entire life. I still cannot believe I have seen that... Amazing talent!

[Jollyprez]

pretty cool project, though a bit complex for most people to replicate. I have a kerosene stove from the 1940s that does not require a fan, and is less smoky. It burns US diesel, too. Anyway, the key to it is that it uses an asbestos wick to deliver the fuel and three layers of rings to channel the the flames and burn the fumes. Works beautifully, though it is very finicky to adjust - basically takes minutes to change temperature rather than instantly like gas - which is the reason why gas clobbered kerosene for kitchen stoves. VERY low tech, no welding, just rivets. Fiberglass wicks could replace the asbestos one.

[СяотестерСяомей]

На самом деле утилизация отработанного растительного масла - это серьезная проблема, так как масло слитое например из консерв или после фритюра использовать в пищу либо нежелательно(в случае консерв), либо вообще опасно(отработанный фритюр). В то же время, бездумно выливать его нельзя так как он засоряет канализацию. Вместе с тем, это неплохое топливо и если есть твердотопливник - то грех не использовать его например для растопки. Конечно говорить о полной "замене газа" не совсем корректно, но научится использовать "кухонные отходы" для экономии денег - как минимум разумно.

[bionicnomad]

This is amazing!! Thank you for posting this project! It’s Ingenious!!

[gheorghecorneanu]

Bravo tie, foarte frumos lucrat si eficient!

[BruceEEvans]

The way he cut a perfect circle out of that sheet of steel with a cutoff wheel was just amazing.

[Sam-rvku]

Adorei a idéia, o problema é que ele usa energia elétrica, e aqui na nossa região é caríssima!

[davidschmidt]

He's a good craftsman and fabricator, but let me see if I get this straight...to save the cost of cooking-gas, you burn used cooking oil, but to do so you need electricity. Savings? Then, to build that, you need: a drill press, an arc-welder, several angle-grinders, vises, clamps, hand-tools and then on top of that, again, to use it you need electricity, and a a propane supply, because if you've ever tried to light cooking oil with matches... ;)

[doktorBormental]

И масло жжём и уж про вонищу от горелого растительного масла я уж и молчу!!!Суп из топора!!!

[rayzer]

I would not recommend cut resistant gloves, while using any rotating machines, specially not the drill press.. Have seen the bad side of that... otherwise, great video!

[master_som]

How many hours does one liter oil last?

[lmtn]

good, neat and eye-catching design, it's very useful

[johnarizona]

Excellent build! A battery powered rechargeable mattress inflator should also suffice and would make this more portable for camping which would reduce the need to carry more flammable camping fuels.

[PinoyFrenchKissLover]

Napaka creativeness mo namn kuya kahit saan taalaga dlahin ang Pinoy napaka talentado Kaya saludo po ako sa inyo mabuhay tayong mga Pinoy saan man sa mundo. Nakurot na din po kita kurutin mo din hita ko

[josss_gandossser]

Nice idea, but too expensive materials 👍

[marklawrence]

You're the greatest. I always wondered how to properly dispose of used cooking oil this looks like the best method.

[АлексейКотов-вю]

Капельница будет проще и лучшие!! а за идею респект)))

[alupci]

Very quality product, something we cannot even imagine nowadays. Great work!

[LLEHUTEJIb_TUIIIUHbl]

Думаю, готовить на такой печи так себе идея, потому что пламя оставляет копоть. Целесообразнее использовать в отоплении.

[patrickrooney]

a brilliant job buddy. I'll be making one of them. the price of gas now thank you so much for the video.