DIY Video:How to build an awesome Roof Top Portable ABS Pipe Hot Water Heater/Shower . Great for Camping/ Outdoors
This video shows the build of a DIY solar powered, pressurized, roof top water heater and shower.This is done using an ABS 4 inch pipe, 6 feet long, which would give me a capacity of 15 Litres or 4 US gallons.This is an easy and inexpensive project that required minimal tools and just some basic plumbing parts.I started by installing the shutoff valve. I wanted the drain to be as low as possible in the pipe to avoid necessity of having to tilt the system. To ensure the valve retaining nut did not interfere with the pipe once it is glued into the, I positioned the nut away from the wall of the cap using a bolt, which is the same thickness as the wall of the pipe.I drilled out a 2” threaded cap and tapped in a radiator valve drain plug that I picked up at the local automotive parts store. This valve will allow me to release pressure from the tank should that be necessary without opening the drain shutoff. Also when open, this will allow a gravity fed system through the drain valve should for some reason I not have access to the air compressor.As a final step to improve thermal absorption of solar energy, I painted the surface with flat black paint. First I lightly buffed all the ABS surfaces with steel wool soaked Methol Hydrate. Then applied one coat of spray primer followed by two coats of flat black paint.
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- How to build an Efficient and Inexpensive Double Barrel Garage Heater from Scrap metal.Step by step Video Instructions
This video series shows the step by step build of a my barrel stove project without the kit.I'm building this with crap metal I have laying around the shop to avoid spending any money at all on this kit.The 2nd barrel makes the stove more efficient. With a single barrel you loose a ton of heat out of the chimney not to mention the more heat that stays within the stove means the cleaner it will burn. In my opinion the 2nd barrel is an absolute must. But yes it is warmer because you do not loose nearly as much heat.Watch the DIY Homemade Inexpensive Double Barrel Garage Heater Build Videos
- How to build a Homemade Clothes Washer that require no electricity.Also works as a Composter
This video shows the build of a simple off grid washer machine which can also act as a composter.If you thought the only way to wash clothing off grid was to take them down to the creek and beat them against a rock, think again.All you need in order to build this washer is a plastic barrel, some pipes, and – you guessed it – a wooden frame. The frame is meant to support the barrel and keep it from rolling away. You’re going to use the pipes to attach the barrel to the frame, as well as to create the lever that helps you wash the clothes. - DIY Video : How to recycle your Waste motor oil,transmission oil or any waste fuel into 100% Re-Usable Fuel
This video shows you How to recycle your Waste motor oil,transmission oil or any waste fuel into 100% Re-Usable Fuel.Instead of throwing away that used motor oil and fuel, you can reuse it. By using a centrifuge, you will be able to extract all of the impurities out from the fuel using centrifugal force. It is more effective that a filter in getting the micro-particles out, and it is completely safe to reuse in your vehicle.
The materials needed for this project are Motor Oil - You will be using the centrifuge to convert used waste motor oil to clean fuel that you can reuse,Centrifuge - This will spin the motor oil and extract the impurities from it.Buckets - You will use the buckets to collect the waste and cleaned motor oil. Generator - The centrifuge will use a lot of power. You are going to need a generator in order to run it. Typically, 220 V will be enough to run the centrifuge.Spatula - You will use the spatula to clean the centrifuge and get all of the leftover gunk out of the cylinder to prepare it for another use.
