Hidden power inside old tires! Unbelievable DIY tool you can make at home | It will SHOCK you
https://youtu.be/SrdBRfKsOEo

The concept is so fresh and imaginative. Amazing work!

This is such a cool idea! I’ve seen many old refrigerators thrown away, but I never thought there could be so many useful parts inside. Taking it apart and discovering what’s hidden in there is really surprising. Great video

The copper inside these old units is a goldmine for recycling enthusiasts. Great teardown!

Exactly what I was looking for, very helpful.

Muy interesante!

It is truly fascinating to see the complex components hidden inside such an everyday appliance!

👍

I watched it carefully last time and I'm watching it again today. I'm curious about why we add engine oil. And how much should we add?

You have very skillful hands, and the products you make are amazing.

OK People I got mine working just fine BUT only at ~227º which is 2.30 X our body temp.
Here's a few questions answered.
*
1) How much oil? - A) Keep putting the oil in until full. Do NOT close the loop until you fill it. You will need to shake the radiator coil a few times to get rid of air bubbles and, like I said, keep the return end open until you are done.
A) 2) Using peanut oil keeps it from getting flammable. Peanut oil is perfect for deep frying and high-heat cooking. It good until around 450°F.
*
2) How can that possibly work  - A) The way the original author shows he is missing IMPORTANT steps. So you are 1/2 right if you just follow what you see.
A) 2) What is missing is at least a shot glass of fine metal particles in the oil that I used. This works in conjunction with the magnets centrifugal force. The magnets circulating are the forces making the fine steel in the oil circulate throughout the coil and producing the heat.
*
3) What about the pressure?  A) Due to thermal expansion, the oil heats up, increases in volume, but very little pressure is created and it moves itself into one of the tubes, according to the principle of least resistance. Then the oil cools through the radiator and returns quickly to the starting point.  Stores sell radiator heaters don't they?
*
4) What about the plastic melting or the wood on fire?  A) The plastic on the fans are high heat plastic to start with. In my experiment the entire experiment only reaches ~227º which is 2.30 X our body temp.  Maybe enough to warm up your left over French Fries.
*
5) Won't the glue melt?  A) If you use epoxy you won't have a melting problem.
*
6) Without a second opening, you can't just inject something because of the back pressure.  A) I agree 100% I needed to open BOTH ends of the tube. One for filling and one for it to push through. To cause enough pressure for the oil to follow the tubing I used a lower unit oil pump for an outboard motor.  When attaching I had a air bubble from not filling the coil around the magnets all the way. Also I used compression fittings to close the ends quickly. Yes! I had help to work fast and not have too much air in the system.
*
7) Which way do I put the magnets?  A) In this type of assembly, there is no specific orientation of the permanent magnets on the axis, as the principle of the electromagnetic field is used (e.g. induction motor or windings). If magnets are used, their orientation must be properly aligned with the stater, but in this video the focus is on a simple and safe solution with recycled parts.

I wonder how many keyboard warriors are going to disagree with MY success.I don't have a way of doing a video with editing. I'm way too old for that shit!
Go ahead and tell me I am full of shit but I wonder how many will improve on MY success using my changes?  I am willing to improve on mine!

Hello dear how much you put oil into the radiator and if we use 220v fan the result is the same?thank you

Здорово 😮😮😮

Thank You from Tony Shaw going to try it

Neodyum mıknatıslar ısınınca özelliğini kaybetmiyor mu?

Só  Aldrabiçes..

Hello, what type of oil?

والمحروحة. واطارة نايلو الا يذوب

What a fun video! 🌟
I thought the old refrigerator was just a piece of trash, but it turned out that there were a lot of reusable parts inside. After watching it, I wanted to try taking it apart right away. 🙌💛

Yüksək temperata plastik və taxta necə dözür