I've had the bug for years. Just seeing if there is enough interest to start a little side hobby of drop shippable gasifiers that people could use to run internal combustion engines. I think a NOSTR relay powered by wood would be pretty cool. haha

I think so. I've been addicted for a while. Have run generators and a car on it. I prefer charcoal gasification as it is simpler but not as efficient.

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Did you check transmission? Transmission coolers go through radiator sometimes. I'm no expert though.

It is wood gasification. Basically you burn wood or carbon in low oxygen environment and it makes a flammable vapor gas you can run an engine off of. I've built a few and would like to make a really simple one and design and sell it so that someone could assemble with basic hand tools and a drill.

#charcoal #biochar looks great! What do you plan to use it for?

Yes. It's best with steady throttle things like generators, wood chippers, wood splitters, water pumps. It definitely works with vehicles as demonstrated in WWII Europe.

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#asknostr anyone interested in learning to run a gasoline generator from wood? Trying to decide if it's worth putting together a book and a drop shippable kit that would allow people to take wood and run a small engine with a home made charcoal gasifier.

Great idea!

Biochar going through wood chipper. I did it dry and wore a face mask. Here is my set up. Next time is use some 10 ft large diameter cheap PVC or tile and secure it to the end of the chipper outlet. Is then stretch the painter tarp on the ground with something in the middle tenting it up. Then "seal" the outside with sticks or stones to weight down the edge. I did this over a compost pile and now will continue to add over it. A whole 55 gallon drum took less than 10 minutes. It makes it to fine for a large gasifier but maybe a small engine gasifier that is cross draft. #biochar #charcoal #woodgasifier #gasifier #compost #gardening

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I bought a cheap dryer vent cleaner that goes on a drill. You turn on the dryer and then drill this brush and rod in from the outside. We did it to our new house and it was 20 years of lint and dog hair. It really helped with the smell from the dryer and helped everything dry faster.

How'd it go?

Why is coolant red? Is that normal color?

Car. Real world first. Broken car can make someone feel trapped. And the feeling of completing a repair yourself really gets me fired up to complete the next thing on my to do list.