Building A Home Power Source Powered by Garden Waste!

Part 3 in the series. The Build: Ive used all the recycled stuff that I can. Oil drum, buckets and an old oil heater and a gas bottle. But the steam pipe fittings were eyewateringly expensive for me. About $200. The fan was $140.
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[@whathappensintheshed]

Good to see another gasifier build round this end of the world, you did well to knock this out in a couple of weeks. Look forward to seeing you tweaking this thing, cheers

[@t.h.o.r.]

Haha - yes Ive been watching you too! I really thing that despite all the other stuff Ive played with- This is a valuable concept that needs pushing.

[@tobyz.3452]

Cannot wait to see this run! Love your projects and fabrications.
Greetings from Arlington Heights IL, USSA (grin)

[@t.h.o.r.]

You had better check the first run video then! ruclips.net/video/VFMoln8PL5w/видео.htmlsi=CS68x6s5HwtVDcon

[@boothienz8021]

I've seen Sticky flanges online store and have been contemplating one of their turbo manifold kits

[@t.h.o.r.]

They have some lovely flanges!

[@my_channel_44]

Harbor Freight? On australia?

[@t.h.o.r.]

Ugh! Australia. who would live there? - Its full of Australians. Ive no idea what shops they have there. But you have Harbour Freight- that's why I said Harbour Freight cos that's where all the chinese shit comes from.

[@mr.skylight1871]

Brilliant! 💡