Welcome to the Channel. I enjoy a number of activities, most of which include the outdoors and working in my shop. I hope you will join me on a journey of learning and improving our abilities and skill set. I have many projects planned to improve my humble shop and its capabilities as well as mine. Grab a cup of your favorite drink and settle in, Lets Get to Work!
I really appreciated your honesty in telling your viewers where you got the idea from. I think we should all do the same for those who are the original creators of products that work.
I've been watching these videos and noticed that not one, except yours, mentioned another channel. I'm glad there are still some honest people out there.
Dear SP Builders; I heard you say gasifier. Do some research on it when you got a minute. Check this out. The hottest part of a fire is it center. All the unburned parts that makes up smoke are heavier and want to fall back down and get sucked up at the same time. So basically the fire has a smoke ring around itself in the barrel and it will smoke. The game changer is the holes you put into the inter barrel that suck O2 from the outside air between the barrels layers. The smoke is like acetylene gas and the holes are the O2. We both know how that works. So less cover your burner with and upside down funnel exhaust to make it last longer. /|\ Like this but chimney must be higher. Just a little shed. I hope this helps.
I know it’s late but Thankyou for giving a shout out to the OG barrel video. I’ve seen those other videos you mention and yup, crickets when it comes to recognition so good work you! Keep up the good work
That's great work, inspired me. 2 questions- If using screws instead of welding is there a particular type you'd recommend? (as in stainless or what) and also do you think you could dry-stack stone around it when in situ or would that affect airflow?
Great video, I can get barrels free from work. I will be snagging a couple today. Totally making one. I might make mine a little taller for burning bigger items :) ... Thanks !! I will also post a video and drop credit :)
Nice job! ✨ I just got done w day 3 of cleaning/polishing my Record 405… taking long since I’m doing it by hand with a small brass brush and Mothers polish… brushing every nook n cranny, every single screw and thread, rod holes, etc. Day 4-5 will be with a high speed drill and buff wheel for final polish.
I support our men and women in uniform, however I do not support or care for the fraternity of The Thin Blue Line. Especially when it's on a flag desecrating. But your work is very nice!
Just built my burn barrel with tthe help of your video.First burn took allow 3 minutes to start.Five minutes later was a raging inferno.🔥Fast and easy to make ,no special tools The drum was ten dollars and from start to finish a slow 2 hour build.Thank you so much for taking the time to show this video.
Hot stuff! Haha Of course pine burns pretty fast and the chimney effect of your design will make it burn even faster. Apart from burning hardwood for a lasting burn you could try to regulate the air in to the bottom of the barrel by lowering it closer to the ground. Ideally this would be adjustable maybe on the next build. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Nice and Simple build. I am building something similar for my router table and trying to figure out the height. I can't find the plans using your link anymore. Is your table height 27 inches including the casters or without them? Thanks for your help.
