DIY High pressure wood boiler and steamer

How to make a high pressure wood boiler and a conventional low pressure steamer

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Wood
• bending
• steam
• boiling
• green
• high
• pressure
• fire

[monstercameron]

stupid background song cant hear you!!!

[bonnemichael]

Well, I won't be able to reach the clarity and easy of comprehension of your transparent lcd video.

There is no emphasis on what I say becouse I want everyone to understand it.

[Skyde67]

you do realize that your not wearing gloves and that one touch in that steam could cause serious burns to your hands right? Love the Enginuity, just be safe. I also agree with definca on the valve thing. Make sure you pick the right materials cause somethings arent meant to hold that type of pressure I know ive had something blow up in my face and the metal went through it too. Not Cool. Be Safe Love the device

[bonnemichael]

@Skyde67 ,@definica,@iminyourbasement

do you think the steam is hotter than the fire? Then shouldn't I wear gloves when lighting a fire or being around one? sometimes sparks can rise up from the fire, so goggles there would make it a lot safer to. what if the sparks lit my sweater? maybe a fireproof suit could have prevented that?

[bonnemichael]

come on guys, you are complaining about pressure release valves (wich is present) and a ball valve not being able to cope with the temp/pressure.

I agree on wearing the goggles, our eyes are precious, but isn't the best way to learn that a stove is hot to burn your hands on it? the steam looses it's heat immediately when evacuating the pipe, becouse of the enormous expansion.

[bonnemichael]

@Skyde67 , @definica, @iminyourbasement

besides, none of you have spotted the thing that was a really bad idea;

for gaining more heath I turned the vacuum cleaner into a blower, and raised the temperature of the fire.

if the pressure in the boiler got too high, and the temperature at the end of it as well, the pipe could have ripped open, sending a high pressure steam cloud in the blazing fire.

no gloves would counter that. maybe goggles would have helped, a bit

[NOBOX7]

awsome video , you crazy fucks

[TheMuslimKiller]

@bonnemichael LMAO, right on, too many fuckin wimps out there. It is just so annoying, we get all these bullshit laws passed which end up restricting responsible peoples work. Because a bunch of morons can't use common sense. People have a heart attack when they see me smoking at a gas station, or filling my tank while the car is on, seriously either go read some books or fucking experiment. I can throw a lit match into a bucket of gas, it won't catch fire trust me.

[meesphht]

can't watch it, can't hear you and hate the mesick

[JohnnysCoolStuff]

Of course, you can use this to make whiskey during the off season.

[kenny474]

the stupid techno music really helps my comprehension.....

This could have been a decent video, if you had actually explained ANYTHING in a manner in which others could understand it.

As for the safety, I really could care less if you light yourself on fire and use the steam to attempt to douse the flames, as I won't feel a thing. Once you get burned bad enough or lose an eye, you'll understand why they make safety glasses and gloves designed to cope with hot materials and/or fire.

[localbroadcast]

So... how do you make the steamer?

[Plinkles]

a loud drum thumping in my ear and noisy weird sound effects always helps me learn stuff, especially when a guy is talking.

[dandotguitar]

@bonnemichael What in the hell is that even supposed to mean?

Also, he's right. Get rid of the stupid background music. Makes the video useless.

[IHATEYOUMORE01]

CHO CHO!!!!

[MrJimbobwae]

this is one of those diy where you save pennies & end up building a piece of ugly shit that could kill you..... pass