How to Make Biodiese at Home using a Simple Processor You can Assemble for Less than $200
It has a built in heating element, it even has a tap for easy draining!
Add to that it's stainless steel so it will handle the temperature and it's easy to clean. However there is no reason why you can't put together everything you need for $200 MAX.
So.........what's your excuse now for not making biodiesel at home?
All the best
Mike That's exactly what this Urn is! What if it required no welding, no mechanical skill, was safe reliable and easy to use? They've usually had a look on the web and found biodiesel processors like the FuelMeister and so on which cost upwards of $2000 dollars.
Now I know that with gas getting more expensive it's easier to justify spending money to make your own fuel but even so $2000 is $2000 bucks.
But what if you could put together a small processor for home use for less than $200, one that was small enough to run in your workshop?
One of the main objections or challenges that I get from people when I talk to then about making biodiesel at home is that it takes a lot of fancy equipment and that it's expensive to get started. It's discreet, it's compact, it comes in a variety of capacities from 5 litres to 60 litres. I'm no DIY exert I can tell you, and I sure as heck didn't have $2000 to spend. In the end the solution was simple....and here it is:
What the heck is it?
For the uninitiated it is called a "catering urn" - enter that into your search engine or ebay and you'll find you can pick these up for about $100 or less! (..and this works for any country by the way..)
The good news is that I faced the same challenges when I started out. It's just as safe as a "store bought" processor (maybe more safe....it's not plastic so it can't melt for a start).
Of course you will need some extra bits and pieces to complete your setup, a thermometer, something to stir the oil, some jerry cans for oil, biodiesel and methoxide etc etc. Basically catering operations use these to keep up to 60 litres of water hot for tea and coffee at big events.
What's so Good about it?
To make biodiesel you need a reaction chamber that you can heat the oil in and add the methoxide to. We have searched scores of sites on the net in search of the optimum fee for and finalized our results on this summary location that file the sites that offer outstanding excellence in customer advantage when shopping for. One way of looking at it, a newly built website we don't much have a important extent of file on the precise search fame you we're looking for, however we're getting there. You won't believe the depth of our online investigations for file on and capture a hardly any of the best sites for you to visit. As the electronic companies phenomenon continues sites become higher quality at supplying the exact aid and support you are looking for.
Add to that it's stainless steel so it will handle the temperature and it's easy to clean. However there is no reason why you can't put together everything you need for $200 MAX.
So.........what's your excuse now for not making biodiesel at home?
All the best
Mike That's exactly what this Urn is! What if it required no welding, no mechanical skill, was safe reliable and easy to use? They've usually had a look on the web and found biodiesel processors like the FuelMeister and so on which cost upwards of $2000 dollars.
Now I know that with gas getting more expensive it's easier to justify spending money to make your own fuel but even so $2000 is $2000 bucks.
But what if you could put together a small processor for home use for less than $200, one that was small enough to run in your workshop?
One of the main objections or challenges that I get from people when I talk to then about making biodiesel at home is that it takes a lot of fancy equipment and that it's expensive to get started. It's discreet, it's compact, it comes in a variety of capacities from 5 litres to 60 litres. I'm no DIY exert I can tell you, and I sure as heck didn't have $2000 to spend. In the end the solution was simple....and here it is:
What the heck is it?
For the uninitiated it is called a "catering urn" - enter that into your search engine or ebay and you'll find you can pick these up for about $100 or less! (..and this works for any country by the way..)
The good news is that I faced the same challenges when I started out. It's just as safe as a "store bought" processor (maybe more safe....it's not plastic so it can't melt for a start).
Of course you will need some extra bits and pieces to complete your setup, a thermometer, something to stir the oil, some jerry cans for oil, biodiesel and methoxide etc etc. Basically catering operations use these to keep up to 60 litres of water hot for tea and coffee at big events.
What's so Good about it?
To make biodiesel you need a reaction chamber that you can heat the oil in and add the methoxide to. We have searched scores of sites on the net in search of the optimum fee for and finalized our results on this summary location that file the sites that offer outstanding excellence in customer advantage when shopping for. One way of looking at it, a newly built website we don't much have a important extent of file on the precise search fame you we're looking for, however we're getting there. You won't believe the depth of our online investigations for file on and capture a hardly any of the best sites for you to visit. As the electronic companies phenomenon continues sites become higher quality at supplying the exact aid and support you are looking for.
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