Curious how long you cook the tp in the can for, until it stops shooting flames out? Or a certain amount of time. I've been trying this strategy by throwing paint cans in fire but it's just destroying my cans I want to use the propane stove instead but I'm just not sure how long to cook it
A rolling fire is too hot, embers is all you need. I cook until the smoke stops, about an hour or more on the propane grill, I remove the grate, flame shield and set can right on the burner on high. Not allowing flame to ignite the gasifying. Hemp bast fiber is my best charcoal so far, faster than toilet paper. Even hemp hurds was faster.
@@JaredHempfield I tried it in my stove last night, seems like it's overchared and maybe even burnt a bit inside. Going to re try with my propane like you did.
@@MegaMarclar By burnt you mean turned to ash? Sounds like it back drafted some. Plug the hole as soon as it stops smoking to prevent that. Ive taken off every 15 minutes and given a good shake to loosen it all up for an even pyrolyze. Good luck
I tried in my 42in 50cal muzzleloader and its powerful and somewhat dirty, loaded up and shot 50 45colt 255gr lead casts with 40gr volume and it's faster than Willow or bamboo charcoal. Trying just hemp charcoal next
It's really easy to make, this is only my 4th batch. Next I'm using hemp bast fiber charcoal. Should perform very well. Check out Everything Black Powder's channel, he knows way more about this stuff
Just out of curiosity, did you get this idea from me?
Of course! The paint can charcoal method Ive known for years but you've taught this grasshopper well, thanks!
@@JaredHempfield sorry I meant using toilet paper charcoal.
@@Everythingblackpowder Yes, watched your vid yesterday and gave it a try
@@JaredHempfield that’s great!
Legal o método ,para mim ele é novo
Very good Black Powder!
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My hemp bast fiber powder is even better! Have some in the ball mill now using degummed hemp fiber charcoal that should be even better
Love it thank you so much.
Looks great, my man!
Bet if you do it with used toilet paper it'll be that high octane.
Dry bamboo charcoal BP ain’t bad either.
Curious how long you cook the tp in the can for, until it stops shooting flames out? Or a certain amount of time. I've been trying this strategy by throwing paint cans in fire but it's just destroying my cans I want to use the propane stove instead but I'm just not sure how long to cook it
A rolling fire is too hot, embers is all you need. I cook until the smoke stops, about an hour or more on the propane grill, I remove the grate, flame shield and set can right on the burner on high. Not allowing flame to ignite the gasifying. Hemp bast fiber is my best charcoal so far, faster than toilet paper. Even hemp hurds was faster.
@@JaredHempfield I tried it in my stove last night, seems like it's overchared and maybe even burnt a bit inside. Going to re try with my propane like you did.
@@MegaMarclar By burnt you mean turned to ash? Sounds like it back drafted some. Plug the hole as soon as it stops smoking to prevent that. Ive taken off every 15 minutes and given a good shake to loosen it all up for an even pyrolyze. Good luck
@@MegaMarclar I'll be making more bast fiber char tomorrow, will post a video
cool vid, i wonder if there is a difference between napkin charcoal and toilet paper charcoal
Probably, trying hemp bast fiber charcoal next.
@@JaredHempfieldim subbing for that
Now different brands of it john Wayne or angle soft
Wow, that looks really clean after burning. Did you try it in a gun? Does it reduce fouling? Is it powerful?
I tried in my 42in 50cal muzzleloader and its powerful and somewhat dirty, loaded up and shot 50 45colt 255gr lead casts with 40gr volume and it's faster than Willow or bamboo charcoal. Trying just hemp charcoal next
Wow good video I had no idea you could make your own black powder and especially from toilet paper thank you for the education.
It's really easy to make, this is only my 4th batch. Next I'm using hemp bast fiber charcoal. Should perform very well. Check out Everything Black Powder's channel, he knows way more about this stuff
How long did you cook it on the grille?
about an hour, until it stops smoking