Thanks for easy instructions they say where theres smoke there is fire not this time . So when i burn my x girlfriend's stuff she can't follow the smoke and i can burn drink a beer and relax.
I just finished watching a video showing that you should never have the cutting side of an angle grinder on your side, but rather have the motor side of the girder pointing toward you.
In India, farmers burn trash at end of crop cutting , which creates a huge pollution in and around Delhi.. May be this type of smokeless burning can reduce pollution.
How about a your making an inner barrel a few inches less in diameter. Then put wood chips in a sealed inner barrel. Place wood between the inner and outer barrels. Then use the barrels to make biochar by burning the outer wood, which will char the wood in the inner barrel. What are your thoughts?
What a lot of trouble for a drum that is going to burn out in a short period of time, not worth it unless it is made from a good solid steel that will last. 👎👎👎👎
Brilliant ! Hey can this be upgraded to an outdoor heater … I’m thinking of homeless people who could have a place to congregate when it’s cold ? Less smoke more combustion … maybe more radiant heat ?
Just because these stupid things are smokeless does not mean they do not produce carbon monoxide and other harmful gases that destroy the ozone layer and the over all environment. Every unnecessary fire adds to the destruction of our environment. And for what? Money? Entertainment?
Man why does everybody have to put music in their videos sometimes you can't understand what you're saying because of the music you ever think about that?
I have a 30 gallon galvanized steel trash bucket from a Big Box Store. Many holes drilled along the bottom. I also also spray painted the exterior with High Heat 2,000° Paint. After the first burn which will vaporize the Zinc coating, you have to protect the surface from rusting. Since I have the lid for the bucket, I just cover it after the burn is complete to keep out the rain.
Anyone know what can be used as a grate that can withstand really high temperatures? Need a lid (for legal & safety reasons) and an insert on top of the fins inside. Local hardware stores only had chicken wire 🙁
In New Zealand we have to legally put a lid on barrels to avoid having to get a fire permit so placing a grate over it with maximum 5mm gaps is required. We tried looking but couldn't find anything so bought a fireplace guard and just put that over it with a 1m length of 1" steel square tubing on it to weigh it down. Anyone know anything that can be used as a grate that can withstand really high temperatures?
I saw this video, several year ago, when i need idea for smokeless burning. Then i remember to rewatch it because i think i could make it now. But WOW, i found that this video has been benefiting so many people in this world. May the good things you shared turn back to you as every goodness in your life. Thank You, Sir.
