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Project Description:
Turk Burners are an interesting way to burn difficult fuels such as WVO (Waste Vegetable Oil) or WMO (Waste Motor Oil) in a rather low-tech application. The one I built here is not very efficient, but it did work. I imagine if you put more time and effort into your burner, you would be able to achieve much higher efficiencies than I did here. I was more or less just testing the concept to see if it worked at all. -It does!