Uploaded December 2014 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
This is the simplest, easiest to build and construct oil burner I have seen or I think is possible. I dug these vids out of the archive and it is my first burner and first fire up. You can see one of my early vids where I later hacked a hole in a metal drum, stuck the burner in and it boiled another tin of water very well. See my other burner vids and tutorials here: youtube.com/user/glumpy10/videos
This waste oil burner is simply a piece of steel pipe with a bit of copper tube stuck in the side. The oil is fed in the copper tube and the air from the vac blows the oil through into the preheated oven which is normally wood fired.
The oil burner supply's vastly more heat than can be obtained with wood in the same period and of course is smoke free unlike burning solid fuel. Although simple, the burner can be used for a variety of uses from a furnace to a space or water heater and offers the advantage of utilizing a free, waste fuel for energy.
This is the simplest, easiest to build and construct oil burner I have seen or I think is possible. I dug these vids out of the archive and it is my first burner and first fire up. You can see one of my early vids where I later hacked a hole in a metal drum, stuck the burner in and it boiled another tin of water very well. See my other burner vids and tutorials here: youtube.com/user/glumpy10/videos
This waste oil burner is simply a piece of steel pipe with a bit of copper tube stuck in the side. The oil is fed in the copper tube and the air from the vac blows the oil through into the preheated oven which is normally wood fired.
The oil burner supply's vastly more heat than can be obtained with wood in the same period and of course is smoke free unlike burning solid fuel. Although simple, the burner can be used for a variety of uses from a furnace to a space or water heater and offers the advantage of utilizing a free, waste fuel for energy.
