Another Use For Fans

[raymangold22]

MOAR FANS MOAR FANS!!!

And more pizza pies too...

[KarlErikOlen]

U should clean ur kitchen

[snowmancandle2]

i love fans,i had a furnice blower fan,i wish i knew where you at so i would had gave you mine,but i still no longer have it,i donate it to the habitat for humilaty restore.

[capecodcuda]

the tool trucks sell a fan called the blue blower for like $150. or more for a shop fan ... looks like i'll be salvaging some blower motors ... lol just picked up some nice gm alternator fan for my shop

[tss212]

i like fan videos

[Kawisaki100]

hey you should make an update video on the forgotten grain truck and try to get it going

[scarlebloke]

Exactly. We need to see the Chevy grain truck running again - more demands, demands, demands...

But that's showbiz for you Bill!

[CRXJDM88]

i am dieing to see the honda prelude lol when is that happing lol

[Ajaces]

That unit can right in handy.

[wesley5138]

really like your videos ! you have a great voice and i'm always looking for new stuff

from you keep up the good work and you will give daves farm a run for the money

[uxwbill]

thanks

[YouraN1993R]

holy fuck that kitcen is a fucking mess

[uxwbill]

You really don't have any idea. Watch some of my previous kitchen/cooking videos if you want to see a real mess.

Besides, are you going to live in a house or look at it?

[mikeluscher159]

@uxwbill MORE FAN VIDEOS, ITS NOT A FETISH BUT THEY ARE VERY INTERESTING

[weasel2htm]

I've enjoyed the fan videos I scored one this summer though she needs some work now, I need to make a video of it some time.

[uxwbill]

Cool! I will be watching for that.

[rhblakeman]

I need an old furnace blower for my new shop for heat removal (no sense in A/C since I work with the door open) so I have a friend in HVAC who's going to let me know next tear out he does. If it ends up with an induction motor I can even vent fumes from staining, varnishing and painting with it. You're a little weird Bill but arent we all!!!

[uxwbill]

A *little* weird? Clearly I am not trying hard enough.

I think you'd want a sealed motor (and there are some out there in some HVAC systems) to reduce the risk of a flare-up.

[rhblakeman]

Rmember that's "weird" in a good way. Have to be careful with motors marked sealed - some are sealed bearings, others are closed totally. Yeah he'll find me something, some day. Trying to finish the last of the exterior paint while we still have upper 60's so that's a project for later anyway. Gonna give an amateur radio license a shot next month too, havent been a licensed ham since the mid 70's and now no code test.

[uxwbill]

I know, and I take some pride in being "weird".

If I'm going to put a motor into a nasty job, I look for "explosion proof" units. Most of those appear to be almost (excuse the pun, it's not intended) bombproof.

Further proof that I don't know much about ham radio--I thought that once licensed, you always were licensed. I've got friends that want me to get into it, but I haven't had the desire to do so...not that it would be interesting, it's another project when I have too many now.

[rhblakeman]

When I worked munitions in the AF we had everything electrical in explosion proof housings - even the phone in the work bay. Our missiles had solid sealed propellant but the bay was previously an Atlas booster bay at one site and the others were upgraded after changes to regulations. Nice thing is explosion proof light fixtures also have a nice cage around the "jelly jar" so hard to damage - but hard to find also. Nope ham radio licenses expire, most in 10 yrs now including the vanity callsigns

[rhblakeman]

I too have too many projects but even if I dont go the expense of a radio, you can use the internet and transmit via other radios set for this purpose (echolink) and it's something to fill those project-less winter evenings - plus if you are into electronics and communications it's another way to bring in repair work (fellow hams) and the license looks good on a resume for some jobs (it always has shown that a person has determination to get something on their own & the background needed to pass

[foodindependant]

how often should the furnace been cleaneD? like burners and stuff its form 1988

[uxwbill]

Furnace? I don't think I follow.

[randomrazr]

i think he ment like a furnace, the big thing in the basement to heat ur house lol

[uxwbill]

I thought that perhaps the stove was being referred to as a furnace. Which it kinda sorta could be, in a roudabout way. Like if I put the fan in front of the warmed up oven. (Yes, I'll stop now.)

[foodindependant]

no no i ment the furnace thats in the basment thats heats your house

[randomrazr]

uxwbill got a partnership O.o

[uxwbill]

A long time ago...back in late June.

[randomrazr]

i just havent really noticed the google ads until now lol

[makaveli087]

Not sure what you're on about in this video, Bill, but let me tell ya the RedNeck Chrome (DuctTape) really sets it off nicely!

[chasleo123]

how old is that stove

[randomrazr]

a couple hundred years?

[uxwbill]

Early 70s is my guess. I'd like to find one for my own house, when I get around to building it. Using this stove has spoiled me rotten and the oh-so-common stove with a single oven and room on the cooktop for only the burners will not cut it.

[scarlebloke]

Bill mate - a word of advice from a distant youtube pal. You need to clean that oven!

[uxwbill]

Don't worry, I've got some oven cleaner! And contrary to all indications in this video, I do know how to use it.

I still need to find the hour or two it will take to do the job. Maybe I can buy a few hours at the store? :-)