TLDR;
This video demonstrates how to recycle cardboard into usable wood pellets for a smokeless fire pit. It covers constructing a simple tool from PVC pipes to press the wet cardboard pulp into pellets, and then showcases the burning of these homemade pellets in a fire pit.
- Construction of a pressing tool from PVC pipes.
- Process of turning waste cardboard into wood pellets.
- Demonstration of burning the homemade wood pellets in a smokeless fire pit.
Intro Free energy from cardboard and PVC pipes [0:00]
The video introduces the concept of recycling cardboard to obtain free energy. It teases the process of transforming discarded cardboard into a usable energy source. The video encourages viewers to watch the entire video to learn how to recycle cardboard and harness its energy potential.
How to make a wood press with a silicone glue tool [0:12]
The initial step involves cutting a 480mm PVC pipe into two sections, one 150mm and the other 60mm. The 60mm PVC pipe is further divided into two equal pieces. These smaller PVC pieces are then flattened using a heat gun or flame. Holes are marked and drilled into the PVC pipe at 20mm intervals. The segment concludes with the completion of the cardboard woodworking tool.
People are shocked by this free energy trick using cardboard [4:08]
The video transitions to processing the cardboard. The cardboard is cut into smaller pieces and then mixed with water. A paint mixing stick attached to a cordless drill is used to dissolve the cardboard in the water, creating a pulp.
Process of creating recycled wood pellets from cardboard free energy [5:37]
The prepared cardboard pulp is then pressed into pellets using the previously constructed PVC tool. This process transforms the wet cardboard mixture into compact, usable pellets.
Free energy from cardboard used for smokeless fire pit [7:25]
The resulting wood pellets made from cardboard are showcased. These homemade wood pellets are then used in a smokeless fire pit, demonstrating their effectiveness as a fuel source. The video shows that the cardboard pellets burn well in the fire pit and can be combined with wood for burning.