Posted by JD Seller on December 30, 2012 at 20:31:16 from (208.126.196.144):
In Reply to: used oil heater posted by Ralphwd45 on December 30, 2012 at 19:58:54:
Ralph how do you heat now??? If you are using a wood stove then you can easily make a burn plate for it and use the oil you have.
All you do is put a flat plate toward the top of your wood stove. This allowing you to still burn wood under it. Then put a small cooper line into the stove so it drips oil on to the middle of the plate. Then make a reservoir on the outside. I made mine out of an old steel air tank. I put it on legs about four feet tall. That way it could set away from the stove a little but still be close enought to have short line. The tank just needs to be higher than your plate so the oil can gravity feed over to it. Then just put a valve to control the flow through the copper tubing.
To use this you just build a fire like normal. Then when the stove is good and hot slowly open your used oil valve. You just want it to slowly drip oil on to the steel plate. With the plate hot the oil will burn fast and fairly clean. I used the one I made for 15-20 years.
Then I built my newer shop and put in floor heat. I have a corn/pellet stove that heats the house and shop.
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