I really appreciate the extra effort you've given in your videos! It helps solve so many questions. The polyester fiber will be a solution to many problems I had encountered in my own design.
I stumbled on this topic through another channel, but man... I really like what you're doing with the filter experiments and the cooler (and cleaner) burns.
I've just started following your videos on this project. Very helpful and informative. I hope everyone with a good idea like you shares freely. Thank you very much for sharing your build adventures. Congratulations for your success.👍👍👍
Thanks for the feedback. This is a very old video and if you go through some of the newer gasifier videos you'll find that everything has been refined.
Hey, one more thing... I didn't mention this in the video but I actually ran this test with damp wood because we had a big storm the night before I did the last test for this filter video. I can say this much, water or damp wood is a no no for a gasifier because it kills any chance for a clean burn. In Video 6, I burned dry wood and not only was the water levels very low but the paper filter stayed white and the PVC pipe for the paper filter looked like it was never used on the second test.
There are a lot of ways to do the ash port. Some people use ammo cans that are welded into the side of a drum. I made my own door just because I didn't want to be trying to weld on the thin barrel material.
Thanks, I am still collecting "stuff" to start making a wood gas unit big enough to run a D8 caterpillar bulldozer... just kidding...but i am aiming at making one to run a pickup truck....and from your video, i now see that good filtering is the key to good clean gas production.
This was a wake-up call for me after seeing all of the tar in my first test. This is why I decided to construct this filter. Speaking of constructing, the new gasifier is finished sir and if the weather is good tomorrow evening I will test the unit out so wish me some good luck!
The best filter is probably a venturi scrubber. I had a lot of water in the test wood that I burned in this test so that didn't help things. The best way to have clean gas is not to build a low temperature gasifier like the FEMA because they produce tar just by their design but the trifilter that I built really does remove the tar. The key to removing tar is to cool the gas down to room temperature BEFORE you filter it. Once cooled the tar can be stripped out of the gas and make it sparkle.
This is one of the best ever after run vids i have seen anyone do! Keep up the great work! You said you think that the flame got better and you think it was due to that there was moisture in yr filters one way to test that out would be to prewet the filters b4 starting up! If your flame get blue faster then yr right and u have a way of good cold filtering. Cold filtering would have alot of good things to it. I now want to try out the polyester myself looks very good for a washable filter.
Thanks for the reply. There are many filter mediums that would probably work really well so it's only up to your imagination. The polyester filler is very cheap and it cleans very well with Oxy-Clean too. I have recycled the same polyester fiber somewhere around 10 or 12 times so that's not bad.
thank you for sharing your research with us. it is very helpful and gives me a good platform to start my own research from. i am looking forward to seeing the rest of your videos.
Yes sir I have! I am going to try to design one since electronics is my profession. The problem with the electrostatic filters is the gas can cause them to short out and once that happens, the filter quits working but I think I have an idea that will allow it to NOT short it out during long runs. That's another story and I still have a long way to go with the gasifier build first.This is on the job learning for me.
I mixed the different filter medias up just to be able to get an idea which one would filter the best. I even thought of using straw in the tube instead of wood chips. The stainless steel wool along with the polyester fiber can be cleaned and reused over and over. House insulation would work too but the polyester fiber won't get onto your skin like the insulation will.
Hi me again, Just wondering if you soaked some wood with the excess water then let it dry out will that make that would easier to burn (once dry)? may me a silly question but Im always looking for ways to re-use waste in a good way.
Thanks ALSTITES . I just did a new video tonight and I perfected the filter to the point that you get an instant blue flame when you switch over to the filter! I was floored to say the least. I hope to have a new video up Sunday night.
cvpages I was flying blind with all of these ideas so there is where the different setups come from. I came to the conclusion that I didn't need the double cooling towers just by trying to clean and cool the gas. As far as the filter media is concerned, I used steel wool in the first part of the filter to capture the larger stuff followed with wood chips to help capture moisture then I used the polyester fiber as a finer filter. This is all a learning curve for me: Cont
Tough Case thanks for the reply. This is one of my much older videos. I no longer use this FEMA and I'm working on a really good cooling system for my new setup. The only PVC pipe will be the filters along with the gas output at the end of the system so the PVC pipe will not see any heat. If you get a chance, check out the video links in this video. Thanks.
And in the end, I want to shrink the filters down but that won't happen until I fine tune the new Imbert gasifier I constructed. The Imbert gasifier is a much hotter unit then the FEMA by a long shot but I did get the gas cooled so that's one part of the puzzle. Hot gas has two downfalls. First It expands the gas and makes it burn inferior like an extremely low octane poor quality fuel. The second thing is hot gas carries a lot of moisture which ruins the quality too.
One thing you might want to try, I saw something like it in another video is a water filtersystem. It made me think of a water pipe/bong from the 60's. run your gas through it befor you run it through your filters. Also you might be getting tar added to your gas from the wood chips in the filter, maybe try to use the S/S pads in two of your tubes and the poly in the third one to see what the results are. Just a Thought, Great Videos. Thanks.
Dunno if you guys gives a shit but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times you can stream all of the latest series on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my girlfriend for the last couple of days :)
Not to move backwards but did you ever try a updraft system were you just put wood in a burn chamber/reactor and just heat that with fire.... just curious, thats the type of system im working on i dont want to use electricity or batteries on my set up... any helpful tips you have would be helpful ...thx
No but I seen one in a video just the other night. I honestly can't comment on that type of setup but the one I seen wasn't constructed very well. I made a short video "video-8" where I constructed a new Imbert design with air nozzles to feed the ember bed instead of the downdraft setup in my videos but then I came up with what I think will be a very good design that will be ultra simple with the bare minimum of tools needed. Shoot me a personal message if you want some info on it.
This is in reply to something you just sent me. Why in the hell is his flame so yellow? Mine burns like that burning from the prefilter port but even mine has some blue in it. I know that these units have to warm up too but that flame is not clean looking. I'm sure that he is burning before it gets filtered or at least I hope he is. The unit does look tuff and I'll give him that much. One more thing, the idle on the generator is all over the place in the video too.
I was thinking, instead of the loose polyester fiber fill for the tube, what about the spongy foam cushion type pad coated with vegetable oil. I would think it would be easier to clean and longer recycle life.
I didn't want to remove the carburetor because I wanted the generator to stay original so that it could be ran from gasoline too so what I did was to replace the filter intake with a piece of Lexan that would accept the new external wood gas carburetor. If I decide to run on gasoline the woodgas filter replaces the original filter and to do this you simply shut off the woodgas fuel intake and make sure to leave the woodgas carburetor fresh air intake wide open.
They should be able to be made shorter. This build was not written in stone and with my new gasifier I plan on possibly making the filters only 3 feet tall.
Once again tecknowfreak you read minds. I thought of trying just that but a part of me also tells me that just like rich people have a tendency to hang out with other rich people, the tar has the same tendency to stick to itself so the tar vapors might also play into this equation as they attach to the filter.
All kidding aside I thought of that. Here's one plus with the tank. Once it puddles up in the bottom with water, the particles along with a lot of other garbage stick to the water surface.
Big fan of your filter system. In order to cool the gas even more, replacing the plastic tubing with steel tubing i believe could give the gas more punch? Keep the videos going.
could you have a chamber that sprays Oxy-Clean solution before the coolers as that is the wettest place to break down the tar. love your video,s, thank you for shearing your knowledge.
Hey thanks for the feedback. Yeah the oxyclean really does the job and I've tried everything you could imagine. I uploaded this video 6 years ago and it's strange to go back and see this because the gasifier has came a long ways since this video. If you get a chance, check out the newer videos.
Yeah I'm trying to watch them all but it's a little hard because they're scattered, not in order so I just keep watching and saving them all. I have seen a few of the newer ones and yes it is definitely different. I'm just learning as I go and waiting to see how you made the new alterations. But thanks again, I'll get there with your help.
So that you are not confused, I tried to reply back to a message you sent me with a link to a gasifier that someone is selling that's burning what appears to be a nasty yellow flame. For some reason the message wouldn't send so I sent it back through one of your video replies.
George thanks for the reply. In one of my videos (maybe this one, I'm not sure) I did a comparison with every cleaning product out there INCLUDING industrial dish washing liquid. Nothing touched the Oxy-Clean for getting the job done. It won hands down.
Just make sure it good and dark color that worked the best i used it along my dog cages hate how the weeds grew around it but using that stuff it was good! But back where i used to live there was 2 weeds that loved that tar water one was this thorny thing and another some kind of vine!
i had an idea. you could take the fuel tube that exits the gassifier before the radiator, and run it back through the burn chamber. to heat the gasses again/longer.
+david lahey You could but with the Imbert design these filters don't have any goo or tar in them and I can just rinse the filter media off with Oxy-Clean and let them dry for the next run. As far as the wood chips go I just allow them to dry out and reuse them.
You must be reading my mind lol that was my second thought as i typed that last night thinking tho with how my filters are warm i wondered if it was my water or that they got alot of tar fast from the startup lol wow we think too much alike lol. I thought like how water vapor builds up faster when there is a light condensate film my thought was bet its the same with tar just takes a little to make alot. So try one run with a clean damp and one using one or 2 peices of used filter by inlet.
Have you tried using just plain baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) to clean your filter media? I use it as a scouring agent when cleaning pots and pans and the grease under the range top - and it is the most effective cleaner I have found (even better than "oven cleaners"). I know that it is also used in industrial processes (along with caustic; NaOH) to separate oil and water, which I think is the goal here. Im in the process of building a tri-filter like yours, so I will let you know how it goes if you don't get to it first
No I haven't tried using baking soda. The OXY-Clean nailed the job because it just dissolves any tars on the filters or the filter media right off. This video was made before I built my Imbert gasifier so I really don't see any tar issues like there is in this video but I still use Oxy-Clean because I reuse my filter media with the new system and that's a good thing since I no longer have the need to purchase polyester fiber and the Oxy-clean works great on the stainless steel wool pads too. I just dry my wood chips out in the sun and reuse them too.
is the brown water good or bad to plants . because when i build a gasifier too i can fertilize my tobacco plants with it hehe :D ( only when it have a fertilizer effect ) :D
That tar water can be bad for most plants but adding the biochar to soil makes a big diff on how plants grow. I do know that the dark water full of tar can work great as a weed killer lol from what i have tested it covers the plant with a tar residue and stops it from breathing lol and in days it dies lol i tried it on grass and killed about a 4ft area used a bucket and threw it out 2 days later wife was mad as hell at me for killing the good grass.
+Rebel James Technically it could be because it's actually a crude form of creosote which is the same thing they seal telephone poles with. Trust me when I tell you that you really don't want to mess with this stuff. Build an Imbert setup and and you won't have this mess. It stains ANYTHING it comes into contact with.
Funny thing is tho its going threw a evap filter and cyclone and i saw no blue at all even yrs when u have it b4 yr filters has or 3inches of blue flame then when u move over to the after the filters its alot more blue over dbl but even with just yr tank and little pipe u have it still was 100% cleaner then that thats why i say build it not buy it they never do enough testing and rework to get it right just build and ship!
oh jeah just watched the entire video :D the paper filter is the best i think :D i will use one coupled with a steel sponge filter also 1. a wood chip filter 2. the steel sponge filtern and then 3. the towel filter :D that should be working for my lawn mower generator setup that i wonna build ( with videos :D )
haha lol , a new produkt is orn , a natural weed killer :D kikstarter i'm coming haha :D ok thanks , when i have some weed growing up i will try it , because there are plants wher even cutting down dosn't work to kill them with :O
I really appreciate the extra effort you've given in your videos! It helps solve so many questions. The polyester fiber will be a solution to many problems I had encountered in my own design.
I stumbled on this topic through another channel, but man... I really like what you're doing with the filter experiments and the cooler (and cleaner) burns.
I've just started following your videos on this project. Very helpful and informative. I hope everyone with a good idea like you shares freely. Thank you very much for sharing your build adventures. Congratulations for your success.👍👍👍
Thanks for the feedback. This is a very old video and if you go through some of the newer gasifier videos you'll find that everything has been refined.
@@flash001USA yes I'm following. Just reviewing the basics. Thanks again.
Thank You....People like you are going to save this planet. It makes me feel good. Take Care.
Hey, one more thing... I didn't mention this in the video but I actually ran this test with damp wood because we had a big storm the night before I did the last test for this filter video. I can say this much, water or damp wood is a no no for a gasifier because it kills any chance for a clean burn. In Video 6, I burned dry wood and not only was the water levels very low but the paper filter stayed white and the PVC pipe for the paper filter looked like it was never used on the second test.
There are a lot of ways to do the ash port. Some people use ammo cans that are welded into the side of a drum. I made my own door just because I didn't want to be trying to weld on the thin barrel material.
This is the beauty of experimenting. The sky is the limit with things to try but in the end you want it to be cheap and easy to clean.
Thanks, I am still collecting "stuff" to start making a wood gas unit
big enough to run a D8 caterpillar bulldozer... just kidding...but i am aiming at making one to run a pickup truck....and from your video, i now see that good filtering is the key to good clean gas production.
thank you so much for your vid's. after watching your's i feel that i can now start making my own with confidence. keep up the great info
Good work bud. Love your attention to detail. Keep up the good work. Thank you very much.
This was a wake-up call for me after seeing all of the tar in my first test. This is why I decided to construct this filter. Speaking of constructing, the new gasifier is finished sir and if the weather is good tomorrow evening I will test the unit out so wish me some good luck!
The best filter is probably a venturi scrubber. I had a lot of water in the test wood that I burned in this test so that didn't help things. The best way to
have clean gas is not to build a low temperature gasifier like the FEMA because they produce tar just by their design but the trifilter that I built
really does remove the tar. The key to removing tar is to cool the gas down to room temperature BEFORE you filter it. Once cooled the tar can be stripped out of the gas and make it sparkle.
This is one of the best ever after run vids i have seen anyone do! Keep up the great work! You said you think that the flame got better and you think it was due to that there was moisture in yr filters one way to test that out would be to prewet the filters b4 starting up! If your flame get blue faster then yr right and u have a way of good cold filtering. Cold filtering would have alot of good things to it. I now want to try out the polyester myself looks very good for a washable filter.
Thanks for the reply. There are many filter mediums that would probably work really well so it's only up to your imagination. The polyester filler is very cheap and it cleans very well with Oxy-Clean too. I have recycled the same polyester fiber somewhere around 10 or 12 times so that's not bad.
thank you for sharing your research with us. it is very helpful and gives me a good platform to start my own research from. i am looking forward to seeing the rest of your videos.
Yes sir I have! I am going to try to design one since electronics is my profession. The problem with the electrostatic filters is the gas can cause them to short out and once that happens, the filter quits working but I think I have an idea that will allow it to NOT short it out during long runs. That's another story and I still have a long way to go with the gasifier build first.This is on the job learning for me.
I mixed the different filter medias up just to be able to get an idea which one would filter the best. I even thought of using straw in the tube instead of wood chips. The stainless steel wool along with the polyester fiber can be cleaned and reused over and over. House insulation would work too but the polyester fiber won't get onto your skin like the insulation will.
Hi me again, Just wondering if you soaked some wood with the excess water then let it dry out will that make that would easier to burn (once dry)? may me a silly question but Im always looking for ways to re-use waste in a good way.
Thanks ALSTITES . I just did a new video tonight and I perfected the filter
to the point that you get an instant blue flame when you switch over to the filter! I was floored to say the least. I hope to have a new video up Sunday night.
cvpages I was flying blind with all of these ideas so there is where the different setups come from. I came to the conclusion that I didn't need the double cooling towers just by trying to clean and cool the gas. As far as the filter media is concerned, I used steel wool in the first part of the filter to capture the larger stuff followed with wood chips to help capture moisture then I used the polyester fiber as a finer filter. This is all a learning curve for me: Cont
Tough Case thanks for the reply. This is one of my much older videos. I no longer use this FEMA and I'm working on a really good cooling system for my new setup. The only PVC pipe will be the filters along with the gas output at the end of the system so the PVC pipe will not see any heat. If you get a chance, check out the video links in this video. Thanks.
Thanks for the reply. I still have a lot to get done with the new build but I'm having some fun with this so that's what matters.
And in the end, I want to shrink the filters down but that won't happen until I fine tune the new Imbert gasifier I constructed. The Imbert gasifier is a much hotter unit then the FEMA by a long shot but I did get the gas cooled so that's one part of the puzzle. Hot gas has two downfalls. First It expands the gas and makes it burn inferior like an extremely low octane poor quality fuel. The second thing is hot gas carries a lot of moisture which ruins the quality too.
Brilliant! All great info,well done.
One thing you might want to try, I saw something like it in another video is a water filtersystem. It made me think of a water pipe/bong from the 60's. run your gas through it befor you run it through your filters. Also you might be getting tar added to your gas from the wood chips in the filter, maybe try to use the S/S pads in two of your tubes and the poly in the third one to see what the results are. Just a Thought, Great Videos. Thanks.
Outstanding work Bro, thank you for your efforts and sharing this information.
Dunno if you guys gives a shit but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times you can stream all of the latest series on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my girlfriend for the last couple of days :)
@Harold Asher Yea, I have been watching on instaflixxer for since november myself :)
Not to move backwards but did you ever try a updraft system were you just put wood in a burn chamber/reactor and just heat that with fire.... just curious, thats the type of system im working on i dont want to use electricity or batteries on my set up... any helpful tips you have would be helpful ...thx
I liked your video Flash, Have you tried cleaning your steel wool and your poly fiber with
varsol.
No but I seen one in a video just the other night. I honestly can't comment on that type of setup but the one I seen wasn't constructed very well. I made a short video "video-8" where I constructed a new Imbert design with air nozzles to feed the ember bed instead of the downdraft setup in my videos but then I came up with what I think will be a very good design that will be ultra simple with the bare minimum of tools needed. Shoot me a personal message if you want some info on it.
question... could you use a filter technique in the 10 gallon propane take to effectively work like a bong?
great videos, my question is,if i didn't want filters as tall as yours, would it make sense to make more of them but shorter ?
Thanks for posting, Keep up the good videos.
Have you built the Gasifier up yet?
Awesome info, thanks
most excellent, keep up the good work.
This is in reply to something you just sent me. Why in the hell is his flame so yellow? Mine burns like that burning from the prefilter port but even mine has some blue in it. I know that these units have to warm up too but that flame is not clean looking. I'm sure that he is burning before it gets filtered or at least I hope he is. The unit does look tuff and I'll give him that much. One more thing, the idle on the generator is all over the place in the video too.
I was thinking, instead of the loose polyester fiber fill for the tube, what about the spongy foam cushion type pad coated with vegetable oil. I would think it would be easier to clean and longer recycle life.
I didn't want to remove the carburetor because I wanted the generator to stay original so that it could be ran from gasoline too so what I did was to replace the filter intake with a piece of Lexan that would accept the new external wood gas carburetor. If I decide to run on gasoline the woodgas filter replaces the original filter and to do this you simply shut off the woodgas fuel intake and make sure to leave the woodgas carburetor fresh air intake wide open.
gr8 vid very informative thanks
They should be able to be made shorter. This build was not written in stone and with my new gasifier I plan on possibly making the filters only 3 feet tall.
Once again tecknowfreak you read minds. I thought of trying just that but a part of me also tells me that just like rich people have a tendency to hang out with other rich people, the tar has the same tendency to stick to itself so the tar vapors might also play into this equation as they attach to the filter.
Actually that's not a dumb question. I don't know how much of a difference that would make but it may be worth checking into.
another awesome experiment thanks your mate mick
All kidding aside I thought of that. Here's one plus with the tank. Once it puddles up in the bottom with water, the particles along with a lot of other garbage stick to the water surface.
Big fan of your filter system. In order to cool the gas even more, replacing the plastic tubing with steel tubing i believe could give the gas more punch? Keep the videos going.
Very useful information.
could you have a chamber that sprays Oxy-Clean solution before the coolers as that is the wettest place to break down the tar. love your video,s, thank you for shearing your knowledge.
Thanks again for a great video, in the long run oxyclean can save a few bucks and give a few more clean burns.
Hey thanks for the feedback. Yeah the oxyclean really does the job and I've tried everything you could imagine. I uploaded this video 6 years ago and it's strange to go back and see this because the gasifier has came a long ways since this video. If you get a chance, check out the newer videos.
Yeah I'm trying to watch them all but it's a little hard because they're scattered, not in order so I just keep watching and saving them all. I have seen a few of the newer ones and yes it is definitely different. I'm just learning as I go and waiting to see how you made the new alterations. But thanks again, I'll get there with your help.
Great minds think alike!
I understand how the cold weather can stop a project!
So that you are not confused, I tried to reply back to a message you sent me with a link to a gasifier that someone is selling that's burning what appears to be a nasty yellow flame. For some reason the message wouldn't send so I sent it back through one of your video replies.
You might want to try "dawn" dish soap to clean your filter packing materal. It is used amoung other things to break up fuel spills on the water.
George thanks for the reply. In one of my videos (maybe this one, I'm not sure) I did a comparison with every cleaning product out there INCLUDING industrial dish washing liquid. Nothing touched the Oxy-Clean for getting the job done. It won hands down.
flash001USA
what about running oxyclean in the water at all times
George Goff
I tried everything and the best thing is Oxyclean hands down.
Hey man, no problem!
Just make sure it good and dark color that worked the best i used it along my dog cages hate how the weeds grew around it but using that stuff it was good! But back where i used to live there was 2 weeds that loved that tar water one was this thorny thing and another some kind of vine!
Clay would be interesting for a build. You'll have to make a video of that if you do build one up out of clay.
i had an idea. you could take the fuel tube that exits the gassifier before the radiator, and run it back through the burn chamber. to heat the gasses again/longer.
+david lahey You could but with the Imbert design these filters don't have any goo or tar in them and I can just rinse the filter media off with Oxy-Clean and let them dry for the next run. As far as the wood chips go I just allow them to dry out and reuse them.
You must be reading my mind lol that was my second thought as i typed that last night thinking tho with how my filters are warm i wondered if it was my water or that they got alot of tar fast from the startup lol wow we think too much alike lol. I thought like how water vapor builds up faster when there is a light condensate film my thought was bet its the same with tar just takes a little to make alot. So try one run with a clean damp and one using one or 2 peices of used filter by inlet.
Have you tried using just plain baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) to clean your filter media? I use it as a scouring agent when cleaning pots and pans and the grease under the range top - and it is the most effective cleaner I have found (even better than "oven cleaners"). I know that it is also used in industrial processes (along with caustic; NaOH) to separate oil and water, which I think is the goal here. Im in the process of building a tri-filter like yours, so I will let you know how it goes if you don't get to it first
No I haven't tried using baking soda. The OXY-Clean nailed the job because it just dissolves any tars on the filters or the filter media right off. This video was made before I built my Imbert gasifier so I really don't see any tar issues like there is in this video but I still use Oxy-Clean because I reuse my filter media with the new system and that's a good thing since I no longer have the need to purchase polyester fiber and the Oxy-clean works great on the stainless steel wool pads too. I just dry my wood chips out in the sun and reuse them too.
is the brown water good or bad to plants . because when i build a gasifier too i can fertilize my tobacco plants with it hehe :D ( only when it have a fertilizer effect ) :D
great job
Hey thanks. This tinkering and experimenting really paid off for me in my later build.
That tar water can be bad for most plants but adding the biochar to soil makes a big diff on how plants grow. I do know that the dark water full of tar can work great as a weed killer lol from what i have tested it covers the plant with a tar residue and stops it from breathing lol and in days it dies lol i tried it on grass and killed about a 4ft area used a bucket and threw it out 2 days later wife was mad as hell at me for killing the good grass.
with my old sys im y old videos i used to fill the bed filter with wood pelets they wook good and after words u can burn the pellets =3-
thank you , excuse me how to connect carburator to engine
could that be used as a wood sealer perhaps ?
+Rebel James Technically it could be because it's actually a crude form of creosote which is the same thing they seal telephone poles with. Trust me when I tell you that you really don't want to mess with this stuff. Build an Imbert setup and and you won't have this mess. It stains ANYTHING it comes into contact with.
Right on thanks
Funny thing is tho its going threw a evap filter and cyclone and i saw no blue at all even yrs when u have it b4 yr filters has or 3inches of blue flame then when u move over to the after the filters its alot more blue over dbl but even with just yr tank and little pipe u have it still was 100% cleaner then that thats why i say build it not buy it they never do enough testing and rework to get it right just build and ship!
That would be real cool if you would make one from clay that you would have to make a vid showing how you make it and how it works.
No but I'll look up varsol. Oxyclean hit a home run cleaning the filters!
oh jeah just watched the entire video :D the paper filter is the best i think :D i will use one coupled with a steel sponge filter also 1. a wood chip filter 2. the steel sponge filtern and then 3. the towel filter :D that should be working for my lawn mower generator setup that i wonna build ( with videos :D )
haha nope in germany its just winter and the weather is terrible i must wait with the project until spring but i will do this ;D
jeah , and when its winter in germany/urope everytime is bad wheather ;D
I don't know to be honest. I want to distill it and turn it into fuel.
Creosote nice
This is one of my older videos before I had a decent understanding on the gasification process and how to produce cleaner woodgas.
That's so funny that you said that. Read what tecknowfreak wrote and then look at my reply to him.
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haha lol , a new produkt is orn , a natural weed killer :D kikstarter i'm coming haha :D ok thanks , when i have some weed growing up i will try it , because there are plants wher even cutting down dosn't work to kill them with :O
Drink it lol