A brilliant idea from an old fire extinguisher! You'll be glad to see it!
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Another super idea from a fire extinguisher ruclips.net/video/HWIUAUE6-t0/видео.html
I might have to try that. I have everything to do it but the time
It's a smoker skip to 7.15 for finished product
@@johnwood2013 ㅉ
I have three old fire extinguishers. All three of them are aluminum. :(
I like that one. If you could get it to play that music every time you used it that would be even better lol
For anyone who has all the tools--and the experience-- and a bunch of old stuff laying around--and a lot of time--this looks like a fun thing to do. For anyone missing any of those, not so much.
Just a few minutes every evening and you could have one in about 27 years.
Don't get me wrong, it is well made and looks great, but it's way more flat stock than fire extinguisher
I'll just go buy a big one that way I don't have to waste my time putting on and taking off 3 sausages over and over everytime people come over
@@dickballington702
Les vaniteux sont tellement nombreux sur cette terre !
Il regarde une vidéo jalousent la personne talentueuse !
Parle de leur égoïsme en parfaite connaissance de cause !!!
Lol
The extinguisher died just to become what he fought against his whole life. 🔥
If you think about it, it's still fulfilling its purpose... to keep fire under control! :3
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@@jamesgizasson it's an extinguisher not a controller
@@Jeremy-san97 I never called it a 'controller', if you want to get technical. X3
@@jamesgizasson You basically did.
AWESOME, I'm going out tomorrow to spend a couple of grand on tools, just so I can make something that's just large enough to cook an egg in! GENIUS! 👍👍😅😅😂🤣😂😂😅😅😂😂🤣
Amazing what can be done with thousands of dollars worth of tools, skill, practice, time, motivation, creativity, and a vast supply of just the right materials.
You’ve got skills as a fabricator. However, I’m not sure that ending up with such a small smoker was worth all the work.
Also the source of heating coming from one side only will pretty sure cook very unevenly through the grill
Glad I didn't waste my time watching it all. Ty.
@@youssefkorayem that's just the way that style of smoker works
It would be fine for one or two people, I suppose. Could be useful for outings like camping where bringing something small like that would be easy.
This looks more like a labor of love. I don't think he minds the finished product, probably just had fun doing it.
Great job! as soon as I have 300 hundred hours with nothing to do I am all over this lol
Exactly!
They sell those smalls grills at the Dollar General for $8.
£30 BnQ .... time effort electricity consumables .....simply not worth it
@@simonruss9214 I agree
Lot of wasted time for so little return. I'll pass. I'm sorry he didn't have something better to do.
I love the "chain-solution"! Great idea, thanks for that inspiration!
Yes. It would never occur to me to use links as hinges. A cool idea.
Easy peasy. Worth the effort and thousands in tools and materials.
All I need now is about $2500 to buy the tools and a welder to make one.
@Mike Dale I have a harbor Fright in town. The real problem is the fact I don’t have the skills to do that kind of work or the patience. I admire guys who do. When I lose my temper trying to do the best I can that’s where the real 2500 comes in.
@@texasboy5117 lol you said it best lol. I was thinking the same thing.
😂😂😭
@@texasboy5117 this is entry level stuff, you could probably do better welds after 5 minutes on google than this guy did.
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I used to work as a lathe operator in a machine shop. Two of the guys that worked there made these out of old propane cylinders that were tossed into the scrap pile. The owners at first told them go help themselves to the scraps and the two would use their lunch time to cut and weld as well as fabricate other scrap metals to make these mini pits. They became very popular with the fishing community because they were light and compact to be put in the trunk of a car and taken to the beach or the river to fish and make make hot dogs, burgers or cook your catch. They sold a few to some of us and just by word of mouth orders started coming in from local anglers. It all came to an end when the owners of the shop caught wind of the amount they were selling and demanded a cut from the sales.
As a builder of smokers myself, I have say I love this , it is really cute !! And it does work
Master craftsman. Such wisdom.
I can't believe I sat through nearly 9 minutes to be that underwhelmed
I ran it at 2x
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The man is an artist. Period.
I really appreciate people with talents. It's not about practicality, although it works, take it as creative art.
I saw an artist who spend tens of thousands of dollars and thousands of hours building a "musical instrument" where he dropped balls on some contraptions and the balls ran down the length of the extravagantly elaborate, making some "musical sounds"... a contraption that was so prone to errors, due to the endless angles and joints of the various tentacles... you could only "play" for a brief time and the whole contraption just got very tedious. SOMETHINGS just don't deserve that much time, energy, or resources!
Talent? He had to grind his horrible welds down 😂
@@jeepwk6.5L and yet you're here
Your comment is insulting to really talented people.
... but nothing to copy.
Very very good job your metal workmanship. Is inspirational you're definitely a pro in your field. A lot to be proud of keep it up. Thank you for sharing the video.
Thank you for the zoom during the soldering. Nothing feels Better than my eyes burning early in The morning.
Super cool. I wouldn't even use it. Just sit it in the living room and stare at it.
Great job! Looks amazing.
Lmao 😂 while drinking beer
Basically it's useless because it's too small. You can't make fire in such a tiny furnace. Smokers need chopped wood.
Pretty sure nobody would use this as it is useless.
I like it. The chain hinges particularly are something I'll be putting in my into my knowledge base.
Thank you for the video!
This is the most stupid thing ever, I can do much easier trick that can do 2 times the job may be 3 using my brilliant idea
@@qalba3016 trolls, on a video like this?
Really?😂
@@qalba3016 so make a video and show us all great you are or not.🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Yes!!! The chain hinges are great if you build cupboards for the Workshop or kitchen too👍
That was really cool. I love the ingenuity of people. 🤗
Demasiado elaborado, buen trabajo profesional. Les felicito
Beautifully done... and some great tips on metal working. Love the use of old bike chain for hinges.
Yeah, the hinges were a great idea.
Yes! I agree. The video is great, but the chain hinge stood out. Adding that to the bag of tricks. Thanks.
Pretty cool . I welded for a lot of years . He has pretty good skills. One thing I noticed is the use of a grinder. I was taught how to use a cutting torch. I got really good with one . I worked in a welding shop back in the late 60’s through to the early 80’s . If my shop Forman caught me using a grinder to cut up the pieces to make the stove he would of taken my head off . I can hear him now “ do you think them blades grow on trees “ he was really skilled journeyman and I learned lots working under his mentor ship. We did everything production pipe line our expertise was building fuel tanks. We went across the Arctic building tanks. Really remote settlements up past the Arctic circle. I think the furthest place we did a tank was in Resolute Bay. A grinder in our shop was used to clean up a weld or clean up a spot to weld too . Times have changed and I see the guy is pretty good with the grinder or cutting wheel . Not putting him down just stating how times have changed.
It's a little harder for the home hobbyist to acquire an oxy torch
I haven’t managed to make a clean cut with a cutting torch. I bought a $200 plasma on amazon and it works great until 5mm
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Oxy-Acetylene rigs are expensive. You can a whole hell lot of cut off discs for the price of one. Not to mention the cost of filling your tanks. Not to mention the time it takes to drag out the rig...having said that, I’d love to have a cutting rig to complement my plasma cutter. 😃
Interesting. I would have loved to travel to those sites and work on building tanks.
Love the idea of using chain links for hinges, awesome, adopted.
You build or not, it's great to watch an expert work the materials and tools. I gave a thumbs up. We'll done.
As a man with zero metal working experience, I find this utterly fascinating
See how he does! tries very hard: ruclips.net/video/Jh2umGsEYHc/видео.html
This guy and these types of channels that don’t show them actually welding (not just the tacks) don’t know how to actually even weld, so really nothing they’re doing is all that crazy, really anyone with a bit of ambition and a little YouTubing could figure out. These guys though just tack super close to the next to give the appearance of a formal weld. It works ish but it really requires no skill so as I said really anyone could do this with enough ambition and not being completely hopeless with anything crafty lol
@@harrisong5023 Ok. It's all foreign to me lol. I'm really enjoying the channels where guys are forging knives and things like that from old scrap metal or Damascus steel. It looks fun to the nth degree
Cool all I have to do is go out and buy 10,000 dollars worth of tools and this should be a piece of cake!
@D Swirlman notice how everyone making something from tras or scarp already has a big work with them
I will stick with my Webber Hebacci patio grill and save my $10’000
Well. That was truly fascinating. If you have the time and equipment to make it. Only big enough to grill one person's meal at a time. Kudos for the ingenuity though👏👏
A lot of creative fabricating skills, a lot of material, a lot of metal shop tools, VERY CREATIVE, but a whole lot of work, material, cost, etc, to make a little bloody bar b que..!!
OUTSTANDING WORK I WAS A WELDER FOR 45 YEARS AND
MADE LOTS OF STUFF AND IT WAS FUN 😉🤗😊.
But he can't weld, he contaminated the welds with rust, no grind back. Thought you'd have noticed that with your vast welding experience!
@@the_useless_photographer indeed!!!!! Look at those welds 🤢🤢🤢
@@the_useless_photographer
You're right : always weld rust free parts !!
@@the_useless_photographerIf you have nothing good to say jog on...
The extingisher is such a minor part of the story ^^
I admire your craftsmanship!!
I enjoyed watching this again. If I had been born a guy, back 70 years ago, I would have taken every shop class there was. So creative!
You still can!
Impressive. For solo campers and nomads...brilliant!
No solo camper is going to tote this thing along. Maybe some weekend warrior that drives the family car to the pay to stay campsite would though.
Just a regular DIY project any of us can do on a weekend 🤡. This fabricator is a true craftsman in every sense.
Lmao.
Far from a craftsman. Can't even mig weld decent
@@saul1679 Those welds look pretty good and clean to me. What do you think he did wrong?
@@johnjacob688 Are you a craftsman?
@@eh6971 I weld body panels on cars but its not my primary trade. Why do you ask?
Uma obra de arte. Parabéns, tudo foi feito com muito carinho. 👏👏👏👏👏
there will be only 1 UNIQUE SPECIAL on earth because you hand made it, BRIIIIIIILIANT
I'm not going to let the fact that I hated it stand in the way of my admiration for your technical ability and ingenuity.
You are an artist, and a skilled one at that. I admire your work while having completely different tastes.
To me, it just seems a waste of time, equipment, additional materials and talent.
Some fab skills here. It’s not just the whole project that’s impressive, but the different skills used, like the use of a magnet to hold the chain bits in place
using a magnet to hold metal while welding isnt really a skill.
We’ll if you’re going to be pedantic, “skills and ideas”
Everyone who owns a welder has a bunch of those angle magnets.
@@Mick_A_Knuckle only a non welder would have posted that. Its like seeing your mom use a magnet to put a picture on the fridge and saying wow.
@@cuzz63 I'm sure a doctor in the er would have the same things to say to you if you tried operating on someone. There is a shit ton of people in this world smarter than you and I ! Not everybody has seen everything there is to know about welding. But glad you know every single trick in the book.
You my friend is bad azz!!! I love the way your mind works!!!🤙🏼
Aww, Cute, cook 1 drum stick at a time.
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Dinner will be ready in 4 days.
That's a beauty, I'm not sure I need a Barbie sized smoker, but extremely nice metal work indeed!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 It's uselessly awesome though, innit? Hahaaaa
Just upside to an air tank, gas bottle or similar
@@kiwiaus
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It can cook a half slab at a time for $900 worth of metal working
@@tron1007r lol, 😂 at least after watching the video we know that fine American craftsmanship STILL EXISTS
I love the chain links as hinges! I never would have thought of it! 👍
Tack welding a couple chain links to make hinges is a complete waste of time, effort, and materials. They will make very weak hinges and take far more effort than just buying a couple of hinges from the hardware store. The only reason to use chain links as hinges is if you're hellbent on pretending you live in a post-apocalyptic wasteland where proper parts no longer exist.
@@deusexaethera So I shouldn't like it because you don't?
@@EVRose60 So Shawn should like it because you didn’t? You’re an idiot, he was simply saying the chain link hinges are a foolish idea, but you and your ego took that as a direct insult and interpreted it as “you. Ant like this because I don’t”. Here’s a tip, you’re not the center of the world nor does your existence have any bearing on how others feel.
@@InDisskyS131 He replied to MY original comment. Who else would he be talking to? And why are you so butthurt about it. Here's a tip back, GF yourself.
@@EVRose60 use your small brain. I realize he replied to your comment, I also realize you jumped all over him and got dramatic. You’re a twat buddy (or lady). “GF yourself” is the best you can come up with? I don’t need to because your wife keeps me too busy tapping her out.
como profesional , excelente!!!! el trabajo muy creativo .
Great job sir 👍👍... For me that is a perfect idea and tutorial. Thank you for sharing your availability
😂😂😂😂 I’ll be sure to get ahold of this guy next time I need to cook half a hotdog.
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Coffee on the keyboard comment!
Right
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Everyone is saying this would take too long, too many tools, or you can just go buy one.. I love that this man is keeping a craft alive! It’s incredible to master a skill & be able to produce whatever you want - without just buying it or depending on someone else to make it for you! 🇺🇸
Where is the video where he builds the fire extinguisher?
how many hot dogs did he get on there? he must be skinny as a rake....all that work for little to no protein
@@2012JvN lol....good one
"Without buying it?" How much for all the workshop and all the tools?
The spot welding is terrific. Gotta have one. At first I thought it might be a sapce ship, then I settled on Hobby-horse; so I was rightly barbeQued. Adds a new meaning to the daily grind.
Uma obra de arte parabéns
" A brilliant idea from an old fire extinguisher."
- Proceeds to add a metric ton of various metals to it
Wow , a Little Piece ... the Fire extinguisher .. the Rest will Cost a lot of Money and No man Use a Mini Grill .. außer man hat n kleines Würstchen 🤣
@@makemyday63 I was thinking the same thing. Then I figure it could be use as a traveling grill for camping out in the woods etc.
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@@lionhearth57 Too small for much of anything. The Fire extinguisher will soon rust out for they are thin.
A little more time he could have gotten a 250 gal propane tank and made something useful that his will fight for when he is gone
If the fire extinguisher contains mono ammonium phosphate - use it as fertilizer in your garden
the hinges from the old chain, excellent idea, thanks.
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Absolutely 👍🏻
Gracias por compartir tu diseño tan novedoso y útil.
Good to see this isn't another bong project. Got tired of those back in the 90's.
The sense of creativity and craftsmanship is amazing. It is about going beyond our usual thinking.
Craftsmanship is very poor but hey--he's doing something at least and that's the point here. (welds are horrible, lol)
Is making a material list and off to the scrap yard. Really cool stove for anything, extend the chimney and you have a tent heater too. Outstanding job 👍
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Never even thought about this. I'm making one for over night fishing trips.
Wow mad skills, this is beyond my capability!
Столько материалов, расходников и времени, чтобы использовать старый огнетушитель и разогреть доширак?
Я восхищён!
Я думаю это на работе когда делать нечего и кантроля за тобой нет, материал и расходники от туда же спижженые, а изделие дамой.
brilliant idea
Demasiado trabajo para asar unas salchichas.... No es funcional.....
Saludos
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Надо было ещё второй баллон взять и самогонный аппарат сделать, как раз бы всё совмещалось.
Сивый бред,когда сытая жизнь дохрена оборудования и нечем заняться
Just avoid the expensive tools amd get one at Home Depot four times the size for a fraction of the price of all the tools needed to make that grill to cook 2 sausages at a time. Plus you’ll save yourself a whole weekend while you’re at it
Another way of saying this, is that even after watching a man make one You couldn't possibly repeat the process, oh yeah and as a man you should already have all these tools! I bet you have soft hands! don't you?
DIY is an entire industry, you know that right? Lol
But you don’t make a 38 Million times viewed video with a store bought grill.
It's a mouse smoker
@@Davidchendavid you're right. And to add to that, this avoids the waste that would end up in a landfill. The man just thought out of the box and upcycled an old fire extinguisher to fire grill his meat. :D
Nice job. Wish I had all those tools too.
Awesome idea, great work, thank you for showing, inspired me to make one.
Not me!!
I’m jealous of your patience and talent
NEVER "jealous". Start small and then you too can go big !!!
@@JodBronson
That's what she said😂
@@geofcapes2642 - You got the wrong she! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Desde El Salvador 🇸🇻. Excelente demostración de el ingenio de este muchacho. Gracias muy buena idea.
I as a construction bench worker / sheet metal worker / welder give you ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Finally a smoker that can’t fit anything normally sized!! I’ve been looking for one of these!!!
That was just amazing to watch. Now I want to learn welding so badly! A portable wood stove, heater, BBQ, and grill, wow! And it looks so cool too!
Get a welder. Get some metal. Practice. Given enough time, you will learn.
Fabricating it it much harder than welding.
Very very cool
I use to like to do projects like this. Found that it cost more in material than if I was just going to buy it.
It’s fun to do if you have extra money to blow.
I do appreciate the skill and the ingenuity it took to make that smoker. Very well done
Thanks
If I had all that expensive equipment -- power tools, welding machine, etc. I'd just sell it and buy all the barbecue grills I need.
@@Stalkeranon and skill... :3
Almost 37 million view$$$. Close to 102 million total view$$$ on his channel. He definitely knows what he’s doing. Very impressive sir
Wow. That fire extinguisher has some good ideas
Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho realizado.
Great video. I made a bell out of several old extinguishers. Oh and one old oxygen bottle. Made interesting wind chimes.
Great idea and great job making it. That will last better than anything you get in the store. 👍🏻
Of course! This was remade in America!
Hope he washed that extinguisher out before he started working on it. Those dry chemical extinguishers were designed to be used on Class C fires (electrical). The powder is caustic.
it will probably rust through after leaving it outside a single night. looks like a bitch to clean and repair as well. also a injury hazard. lmao. this is just a show-off of skills and waste of materials. perhaps an art piece. more like a shitty vanity piece.
not useful or economic at all. in fact, everything what's wrog with the world. almost. it doesn't shoot people. that is a plus :)
@@notjustforme8857 when you put something together better, then you can criticize. I guess you loose because the majority love it. So I guess it's Not Just For You.
@@frankbiz i can only criticize useless things when i can make better useless things? are you serious?
in no way have i criticized the craftsmanship. even called it art.
i am bothered only by the intention, the result, and the clickbait title. i was not glad to see it. at all.
but feel free to feel superior.
btw, are you using that thing? enough to warrant the energy spent? are you?
Mis respetos a tan bella obra de arte y además muy ingeniosa, útil y reciclada
Pero si consumió más energía que una planta nuclear para hacer eso.jahsh
Hola ...que capo ...sin palabras ..un genio
Regardless if it took extra work to create this, even if this is a one time thing... I applaud the effort put into it. Outcome was terrific!
Excelente trabalho 👏👏👏
Buen trabajo bro. Felicidades.
Impresionante! Me encantó lo voy a compartir con un amigo que estás le apasionan! Muy bueno tú trabajo y el bocho Ni hablar 😌👍🍻🇦🇷
I think your thumbnail made success of this video ..
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That is a pretty nifty skill-set to have.
That was awesome. I enjoyed your video. Keep up the great work!
Awesome video, amazing project, fantastic design, extremely creative, thank you.
ruclips.net/video/xfBLg_78Drg/видео.html
素晴らし👍最高です！
Que maravilla ,ver esta cantidad ideas de mentes creativas, de ideas prácticas y del medio de comunicación para llegar a nuestras mentes ansiosas por aprender,, gracias
Que padre idea felicitaciones yo quiero uno lo podré llevar a todas partes 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Шикарная идея.
МАСТЕР-КРАСАВЧИК
Ловите белорусский ЛАЙК.
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O criador dessa churrasqueira é um verdadeiro gênio, se eu pudesse, daria mais de mil likes pra ele.
Now that’s what I call a passion project.
Genial amigo!! 👏🏻👏🏻
This is a great "do it yourself" project if you have a welder, and tons of scrap steel laying around. It would be cheaper to just buy a full sized smoker than all the materials you used.
Video was well put together though.
Wow your logic is amazing haha
ruclips.net/video/QSaM4CJH1g8/видео.html
Impressive. Also very nice background music. As far as I remember I always wanted to have a workshop so I could make these beautiful things. One day I will have it.
dont leave it to late --do it now while you can
Everything metal including the handle? Hot stuff ❤️🔥
This makes me want to spray my extinguisher empty, grab my tools, and get to work. Very nice job you did there.
Que obra de arte ! Incrível !👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩
Oh wow, so all you'll need is an old fire extinguisher and $10,000 worth of equipment. Cool
Brilliant man love it
That is a work of art!
Ótimo, além da funcionalidade o desenho ficou lindo, parabéns.
@Fedariko Ko#ĺø
I really enjoyed this! Awesome work 💪
thanks
Fantastic idea, just wish I had the tools and the know how to do it lol
Great little camp smoker stove