Видео

Go with cotton if you have a pipe that's an inch and a half tall a 2-in piece of cotton should do it don't make it too tight and don't make it too loose just right....👍

Yes indeed the trick is half inch tubing cut it at 1 and 1/2 in tall and then stand it up somehow with wire or a cone made from a small lid canning lid and you're in business put a wake up through it and you'll be fine....

Wick

@@tinbender998 Thank you.

Thank you for subscribing first of all and I usually put about four to five teaspoons of lard in my lamp at a time when it gets low I just get about four to five teaspoons more I kind of go around my wick.. yes the heat does melt it down to liquefy and keeps it burning all the way to the bottom.. I have found that lard burns faster than Olive oil but I enjoy watching solid fuel go to liquid it's pretty neat I like my Lard lamp it's pretty cool. As far as how long will it burn I just don't know haven't got an answer to that one it's kind of hard to answer that question I just burned mine for I don't know an hour 2 hours or so and pretty soon after a few nights of doing that it's time to put about four or five more teaspoons in it burns up pretty quickly but I really enjoy it...

@@tinbender998 Thanks for that. Here in the UK olive/vegetable oil is really expensive and lard is about £1 a block. I've experimented burning it but with a normal wick (no copper sleeve) and the flame drowned itself. When I saw your way of doing it I've been inspired to try again. I think I'll keep to the carbon felt though because of its wicking properties with heavier oils. Thanks again.

@@paulbingham5914 pretty awesome I just did another video and I included my lard lamp and how I put lard into it on a continuous basis when I see it gets low.....,👍

Creme brulee I like that pretty neat a torch works really good this is true a creme brulee torch awesome....

It does not work you have to keep it one and a half inches tall otherwise it just won't work not for olive oil anyway.. or any cooking oil for that fact..

I do make them and sell them just go to my website and order some..,www.dnffarms.com.

1 and a half inches tall..

This is what I'm talking about right on thank you...

Thanks, you too!

I don't know it's just me probably I like both but it's all right it's all good I'm just an old man LOL

1 oz equals 4 hours of burn time that is what I have discovered

Nope it got hot but it didn't bust it did boil my soup and boy was it hot but I ate it...🪔

Yep I think so pretty cool 😎🪔

16 hours. 4 oz of oil. That's about all you can put in there. Just know that if you burn your lamp that long that you're going to have to clean it the next day with a paper towel and readjust it...👍🪔

Sometimes I feel like I do LOL I live in my van while I'm trucking in Moses lake Washington but I come home on the weekends I have a wonderful wife and kids dogs chickens..

@@tinbender998 Sweet👍

Good morning!

My pleasure 😊

@@rogersmith8480 it's a 2-in wooden dowel you can purchase one on Amazon but it's cheaper at home Depot. I would be insane to sell my jigs because that's how I make them and sell lamps but if you want to make one that's awesome..

Yes you certainly can as long as you're half inch tubing is half inch tubing and also cut at 1 and 1/2 in tall you'll be just fine..

Thank you. Can't wait to make my first one.

@@joanna6183 that is my goal is for everyone to have access to one of these olive oil lamps they are very nice to look at I love my lamp... 🪔

@@tinbender998 Thank you for sharing how to make them. Appreciate it.

Thanks

You don't have to flange it it works without flanging it..

Thank you

Oh I'd say about 8 to 10 hours or maybe even 16 hours it depends on the flame olive oil has different habits you have to clean the top and then readjust it.. according to how much oil you have in there or oil has different habits..

Yes soak your wick it does help also get yourself a lighter a torch lighter those are awesome you can get one at North 40 for about 3 to $4

LOL

Yes soak the wicks it does help a torch lighter helps even more

Can you make a video of lighting this carbon felt wick without accelerator but just soaking it in olive oil thank you so much

@@s.a.Bfirestarters yes I will do that tomorrow morning

​@@tinbender998 thankyou so much

Yes it will very easily

For 9 hours of bird time you need about two and a half ounces

Yes there's a smell about everything and olive oil has a smell also but I have found that I can burn olive oil all day long and it won't give me a cold unlike if I used lamp oil lamp oil always gave me a cold by the end of the day...

1 oz equates to 4 hours so if you put 2 oz in that's 8 hours and if you put 4 oz in that is 16 hours right the oil cannot go clear up to the top of the pipe just almost.

Yes extra large candle it's a wide mouth candle is what it is and yes if you put 4 oz of olive oil in there it will last 16 hours...

To keep a flame with olive oil you just have to have an inch and a half long pipe and I always use half inch tubing

@tinbender998 thanks , but how long will it burn for with that small amount of oil in it ?

It's been for every 1 oz of olive oil 4 hours.. burn time so if you fill it up just a little bit more and have 2 oz in there you will have 8 hours of burn time in that small vessel.... And really it does not have to stop right there you can just simply pour more in after whatever how many hours you can just pour more in and make it last a lot more hours than just 8...

@tinbender998 Wow!!. I hope I can get it to work , Thanks again

You have to use your fingers it's messy but it's worth it paper towels are good..,

You just use a little bit of accelerant like lamp oil to light the forever wick and enjoy your flame.

@@tinbender998 yeah thank you Just saw another video to understand how it works

North 40 it only cost about $3

Thanks

Thank you very much!

That's food for thought I've done all the testing and oil does not like to rise up past an inch and a half that's why my inserts are only an inch and a half or less 1 in is preferable but an inch and a half is acceptable that's just the characteristics of oil olive oil to be specific that's all I ever use....,.