HYDROGEN MICROTORCH - HHO Welding Torch

[freemanx2x]

how much electrical power do you use make the gases? (voltage and amperage)

[OG96932]

hha, man this stuff is old, not new, last 100 years +

[jcfdillon]

You stated on the video that the flame was so bright when it hit the stone that it hurt your eyes. But you were not wearing welder's goggles? This is not good! I hope your eyes somehow survived and that you did not go blind! Thank you for the demonstration, but be much more careful please! Your eyes are handy dont you think!!

[Wildatheart73]

That has been invented more than 200 years ago!!!

Due to competition from the acetylene-fueled cutting torch and from arc welding, the oxyhydrogen torch is seldom used today, but it remains the preferred cutting tool in some niche applications.

[brightmannn]

it's HHO, but not atomic HHO

[acmfraser]

that ant hho

[COTRvids]

hahaha this dude sounds like the sham wow dude

[VerneDoran]

I really don't see why this is any better than an oxy-acetylene torch. The gases are mixed so there isn't any control over oxy/redux flames and the whole setup needs alot of electrical energy.

[tdpieper74]

@VerneDoran

No pollution compared to the oxy/acetylene and the flame will not burn you just the implement emitting the flame. There are many other uses for it, there was a special on fox covering a guy who is trying to patten a design for the torch and he also converted his car to run on hydrogen and claims he went 100 miles on four ounces of water.

[fss1704]

Blue flame? the hydrogen does not have a yellow flame?this is not hydrogen.

[Maxh0506]

does a bubbler count as sparck back 

[aaronlovestruth]

i like water

[pjckac1]

HHO Gas Welding Torches cannot Weld by theirs Self. You need a third gas a fossil fuel gas to reduce the temperature for the HHO gas to actually melt the metal. If you do not use a third gas you are actually burning the metal to gather without any strength. I know from experience and I have to use a third gas to melt metal together and maintain the strength to become one.

[lotanerve]

Will it light a spliff??

[thewaxman4]

how do I make this?

[1microflameman]

interesting....crude but interesting. try using ss hypodermic needles for torch tips.

[FightAlong]

OH SHIT BLOW MYSELF UPPPP!!!!

[bananaphonehome]

Atomic noob.

[superalvacado]

Well it did revolutionize the world! 150 years ago, when first invented. But now is generally a novelty or used in specialized applications. I'm currently making a hho torch myself just for fun... Breaks up the monotony between electroplating experiments and working on my motorized bicycle. Ya gotta love OLD technology! But please don't mistake it for something that is new or cutting edge... Theatres gave up hho torches/limelights for electric lamps long ago

[ski4kil]

what thickness tubing do you use?

[drax325]

Well granite is mostly made of SiO2, which has melting point 1650'C (wiki). Hydrogen burns at I think more than 2000'C some sites say as much as 2300'C. Now what I am guessing to the reason it doesn't hurt is this:

This combustion only creates H2O. I'm liking the oil on your skin is repealing the H2O. Remember from chem polar and nonpolar chemical don't mix. Near the objects hot metal particles or even CO2 with normal fuel is being thrown at your finger.

[thumbaa1994]

what material you are using the nozzle? how hot the flame temperature is?

[Orremann]

hahaha.... HHO? You mean like.. H20? A.k.a. water?

dumbfucks

[BalthazzarCH]

guess what the byproduct is... and why it takes electrolysis to produce the gas?

[robinhooodvsyou]

@BalthazzarCH

-Electricity breaks the molecular bond of

H2O, it turns to HHO, it just separates the atoms of a water molecule-and it turns to gas form.

[tcburns92]

What are you getting for lpm on this torch?

[tcburns92]

Whatre you getting for lpm with this torch??

[Nielshansen10]

very cool,but dont do it on all kind of stones. flint stone can explode due to heat.

[rekabinc]

Use a bubbler and you wont need a flashback arrestor, its easy, o and there has been a hydrogen torch for 28 years, so way to be late to the game LOL

[Daood416]

Thank you for explaining the importance of the flashback arrestor but no thanks for not telling us how to make one!!!!@

[intj123]

you can just buy one for like 10 dollars

[spliff42007]

@Daood416

actually thank you for not teaching me how to make this. I would fucking kill myself if i had one of those babies

[thetman95]

Ok i have a 1/2 inch flame but its not blue like yours can you help me.

[tvryb]

you're a dumb fucker aren't you truthhurts1111. I know SEVERAL jewelers that use Brown's Gas to weld prescious metals.

[SthealthRaider]

how u crimp the tip

[tvryb]

the cutter on a needle nose plier. cut it then squeeze it open a little

[WeAreSoScrewed]

Cool stuff. Thanks for the vid. Very informative.

[cacci5]

What lpm(liters per minute) is the gas running at?

[fly2000jtb]

forgot to ask, is that a ball inflation needle, you are using for your tourch head? Joseph T.

[fly2000jtb]

I think it is called a Flash Back Supresser valve used in mig or ac/ox gas welding. Cool tool though, I must say, Joseph T.

[7979celebrity]

Try using the F-16 Pulse King sold on ebay

on you HHO Generator and see the difference in your torch. The hydrogen will become monotomic. More production

[mickeybinass]

ya boiling my plates make hydrogen 1 liter a minute but they get so hot the water boils????help???

[djr6789]

yuor probably using to much electrolite

[tvryb]

use low voltage. if you only have 2 plate electrodes it takes a minimum of about 4.5VOLTS to get gas, using bakingsoda electrolyte. 12volts will melt everything. but for 12 volts, all you do is connect three cells in series. that's exactly how the torch in this video is constructed. It will run for about 20 minutes until it gets to about 120F. not too bad.

[abcHaylinxyz]

i like your attitude in this vid.

[mickeybinass]

do you have a problem with your generator boiling over

[MichaelJPierce]

boiling??? what are you doing?

[tvryb]

not with this design. It will get pretty hot but it won't boil. If your cell chamber has a lot of water in it, heat is less likely to be a problem. there are A LOT of factors involved in minimizing heat

[Sumermagor]

nice blue gas, not like others, other people making yellow flame and that isn't that effective

[john29302]

you the mad scientist ...can this stuff heat water with say a titanium manifold with a thousand feet of pex to heat a home? and is that backflasher able to work with more gas? all say to pack hell out 100 percent the chamber or boom! that cavity there looks dangerous but i am ignorant of whats what

[Erniz2]

add a spoon of baking soda on 2 liters of water , it will boost 15x times more hho gases!!

[szkadri]

Good work,where did you get the cell housing(Box from) at and does it have any leaks do let me know so I can build my.Thanks

[lalubella111]

Have you tried to melt a sapphire or something similar ? ( I don't even know if one can make "liquid sapphire" )

But I was curious too see if this torch could remove impurities in gems ( like heating them ) or if it would straight up melt it / annihilate it.

Sapphires melting point is ~3,704 degrees F. So if you video one of those melting... you can surely prove its power. (~3,272 degrees to remove impurities.) Little impure ones are not expensive.

[mizas79]

wow great torch!!

[pipinki]

what a tool. lol I mean, what a couple of tools.

[blueshadow1996]

That is really something..Great vid

[Mekill60]

This would be the best soldering device ever!

[womd9814]

HHO welding is not practical except to impress your little brother and ignorant people on U-tube. It was tried long ago and found to be more expensive than conventional arc welding (which is far superior) and not portable. A working full size HHO flame welder sells for about $10,000 and weighs over 900 pounds. You can't store the gas mixture-it can self detonate. If this silly demonstration impresses you, your next step should be to buy a water to gas kit for your car. A total waste of time.

[dreamwhileyousleep]

No need to buy the kit, just make it yourself. HHO is the short-term solution to our gas guzzling trucks. People are seeing 30 mpg in full sized trucks. Think where this tech would be if our fascist government put money into it. Use Solar to make the electricity, to make the gas, that powers whatever you want be it your home or auto. Instead they pour money into fission/ fusion with poor results from both. Ethanol... the Edsel of oil. WTF! Go Brown, to get green.

[filmmonk]

womd9814 Storage of hydrogen can be improved with the use of absorbent hydrides in the tank which can allow more hydrogen to fill the tank than liquid hydrogen. No need to cut off the racehorse's legs before the race here. Giving up hope on a idea before it has even had a chance for extensive research is ignorance here on your part.

[amen2233]

where steel come from ???? stone perhaps ???

[cribcat1]

Hydroxy is no joke, but you can cut a plate of steel with Oxy only when heated properly. Oxygen is the real key

[FunWithGlass]

i like how he says its melting the stone but it's just the flame being pushed around in the pores of the rock. Just kind of feathering around in the cracks thats all.

[2550osiosterdalen]

Hello. What do you use as electrolyte? I use lye and vinegar, but my flame is actually yellow! And not so effective.

[maituub]

2550osiosterdalen,

Cut the vinegar it's useless as electrolyte,

use Lye only in distilled water.

Lye = Sodium Hydroxide NaOH, a bit better is

Potassium Hydroxide KOH.

[2550osiosterdalen]

Ok. I have mix now with NaOH and KOH. It's a washing lye from the local dairy. I think it works better than only NaOH. I have a rebuilt battery with stainless plates in that I get between 6-6,4 mmw from.But I struggle to get a glue that holds over time..

[tvryb]

all glue will eventually fail. it's very unfortunate. trust me I've tried almost every kind of glue.

[McDrinky]

Brilliant!

[newton2013]

hard to tell distance in some of the shots.

Not a complaint, just kinda funny because at

some points it looks like your about to torch the tube. later, a bic lighter is in the backround, but it looks under 2 inches away... :P Thanks for the video.

[miked826]

If you could take a temperature reading on that flame you would see that its burning at 5800 degrees fahrenheit. Twice as hot as a plasma torch!

[FormalScience]

Excellent, Im working on a similar project.

[selwyndog]

Monoatomic hydrogen and oxygen would instantly react generating water and copious amounts of energy, significantly more than usual as the activation energy of reaction ie breaking the H-H and O=O bonds has been removed.

[pigzilla01]

Could you hook a hho torch to a stirling engine to power a small alternator? If that produced more energy than the battery used to power the torch you would really have something.

[jkouAwstar]

do you have a video showing your HHO generator or how you're producing the gas?

[msdnvp]

Hydrogen Technology Applications frudesters. dont deal whats already free to anyone on this planet

[josephdupont]

why not just bubble the gas through water as a flame arrester. what about porus bronze gas filters for an arrester.. ? or does the foam melt and seal things off.

[EasyTBear]

What is the plastic material in the arrestor? Where do you get it?

[phnxrzn2007]

Try to fill up the butane torch with hho gas. Even a small hho generator like that one should be able to fill up the butane torch in a few hours as long as the cell can take the PSI's. How many PSI's can the HHO gas build up to before it explodes ? It would be nice to see some presure tests and a torch working with hho gas.

[tvryb]

high pressure is one major hurdle which I have yet to tackle. Ideally I would like to compress the HHO down to a liquid, and not blow up in the process. How feasible that would be is anyones best guess.

[pazzosev]

Do not compress the HHO past 25 psi... it will explode. you can compress hydrogen alone but the HHO is a mix of oxygen and hydrogen. just as in an diesel internal coombustion engine, when you compress you get heat that will heat untill the flash point. bang!!!! you could take out your block.

[pazzosev]

Temperatures of about 1050° F are usually required for mixtures of hydrogen with air or oxygen to autoignite at 14.7 psia; however, at pressures from 3 to 8 psia, autoignitions have occurred near hot hydrogen and flash fire. The primary hazard of using hot

[rs4pro]

what did u use for the tip of the torch?

[Nosforit]

Seems to be the sort of pump needle you use for inflating for example basketballs.

[tvryb]

you are correct sir

[freeradical78]

That would be awsome if you posted a vid of welding the nail to the (shale)?

[tvryb]

when I build a bigger torch (which I am currently) I'm going to show how to weld a piece of steel re-bar to a concrete block!

[reivaj077]

Absolutely incredible. Amazing. I don't know the stew of vapors that we create when we do these experiments; Brown Gas, Hydroxy, HHO, C2O, ..I do know it is a combustible mixture.

I have a single unit like a steel pipe in Stan Meyers Videos. Check out my videos if you have time.

[tvryb]

yep, it is definitely a stew!

[spdrmnstr1]

would this be good enough to work with jewlery? just a suggestion... I watched a lady on TV one day making her own jewlery,and even reselling it, but she used a small, very small torch. This looks basicly the same to me.. thank for the info.. now just to find the plans..lol

[tvryb]

you might want something more powerful. The actual power of a browns gas torch comes from an electical effect in the flame. Metals, because of their conductivity, tend to disperse this electricity more quickly so it may be difficult to weld certain jewelry with a torch this small.

[hopeitshappy]

50 watts is v good are u running 5v or 12v or u using pwm? any lye?

check out my vids

[tvryb]

12v, no pwm, sodium bicarbonate!

[subsonicnat]

As the tip is getting hot and ou have to cool it down, Does it not work under water then?..amazeing considering it made of the same molecules EH!!!!!.

[tvryb]

nope! it doesn't burn under water! unless the gas is exiting at very high velcity.

[fsrrii]

can you help us by telling us where to get the parts inside the flash back that you made and how to make it, and have seen sirhoax flash back which one works better.thanks

[mickeybinass]

air ator air bubble producer from pet store

[mrchekky]

do you have the blue prints to make a HHO torch ?

[mrchekky]

Fabulous invention. but how is it that the gas doesnt ignite throw the tube. how can it just light up at the tip. Ive heard that browns gas flame can travel about 16 thousand feet per secound.

[tvryb]

according to stan meyer, when the gas is forced through a very small hole it is unable to combust, because other non-flamable gases get in between the O and H atoms and prevent them from uniting. There are non-flamable gases like CO2 already dissolved in most water which also get released during electrolysis

[adderleyrob]

that would make an excelent led welder

[itslegit]

Why do you call it HHO?

Browns Gas

Browns Gas

Browns Gas

Browns Gas

Browns Gas

Browns Gas

[tvryb]

this is true. but putting "HHO" helps people find the video.

[hopeitshappy]

what is browns gas

HHO lol

doesnt really matter

[maituub]

There is no such a thing like HHOgas,

( that would be water then...)

and Brownsgas is at best just a commercial name, it's not another gas.

Whats produced here, and by most electrolyzers

is Hydroxy gas or Oxyhydrogen gas (Knallgas in german).

A stochiometric mix of Hydrogen and Oxygen.

[pazzosev]

HHO gas or Klein gas is an oxyhydrogen mixture made by water electrolysis and has been trademarked Aquygen by the firm Hydrogen Technology Applications

[maituub]

That was just what i was telling.

The torch is running on a stochiometric mix

of H2 and O2 not atomic hydrogen gas.

And certainly not Browns gas, Kleingas Aguygen or HHO,because that are not other gasses but only trade names for the same; easier for scam artists to make claims about extra-ordinary

properties.

[tvryb]

wrong. a stoichiometric mix of H2 and O2 is not what Brown's gas is. In Browns gas the Hydrogen is mono-atomic! "H1" Also some Browns gas generators ionize the H atoms to yield a pure proton. VERY DIFFERENT from simple H2. THIS HAS BEEN PROVEN! Because the H and O atoms haven't been separated in the cell, they remain in a state of electrical balance allowing them to be monoatomic. by adding a small amount of air into the HHO, the implosion characteristics vanish because the H reverts to H2.

[maituub]

Were did you found such a load of crap?

There is no distinct kind of "Browns Gas",

It is just a Stoichiometric mix of H2 and O2,

= Oxy Hydrogen aka Hydroxy.

No one with an electrolyzers is making

moatomic H and O, unless in fairy tails only.

"PROVEN!"; Where ? Show us.

And there are no implosions when burning Hydroxy or using it in an ICE, thats an Hoax.

[libtechsk8er]

I WANT ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[u135321]

the flashback arrestor! what stops it from blowing from fba to the torch head

[tvryb]

?????

[sirHOAX]

Cool Video.

The flash-back arrestor is to good. Very cheap fix to a necessary component that is needed in every HHO-Cell.

Keep up the good work, look forward to more videos. Keep us posted!

[strapped9]

nice. thats exactly like the vid i posted a good while back of my mini torch. also looks like you've used a basketball needle for a tip. give me a mention if you get a chance. i like to know my little projects are useful to others. gl and keep at it bud. and veiwers should also see my vids of the exact thing plus a clear view of my cell in action through plexi. minus sound though, too cheap for an audio cam.

[reivaj077]

I remember seeing and buying a mini butane torch some years ago in one of the many shops selling Chinese goods; looked the thickness of a thick pen. Maybe that would work well as a torch in this application? I have to go and try and find one. Check out my vids,..I only have three, short, but kind of interesting.

[tvryb]

believe me, I have a butane torch and it doesn't even come close. This torch can melt solid stone in a matter of seconds.

google: "brown's gas torch"