Extracting Jet Fuel From GumWeed

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Published 2018-09-15

All Comments (21)
  • @RaimarLunardi
    "Smells like kerosene, let's taste it!" - Cody 2018
  • @chudat5983
    If this guy suddenly stops posting one day, you know why.
  • @jerry3790
    You know it’s Cody’sLab when he has to worry about the military doing it first.
  • @RubixB0y
    Missed title opportunity: Making Jet Fuel from Weed
  • @carsonrush3352
    If you're smelling gumweed in the room where it wasn't before, then you're boiling it out the top.
  • @kieranodea771
    You need to use more water Cody, half of the plant matter should be soaked with water. It looks pretty dry in you bottom flask. Also try blending your plant matter for a better yield.
  • @doubledarefan
    Cody could almost build an actual jet (and fuel it, too) from raw materials found on his own property.
  • @trulyinfamous
    That stuff would make a good lamp fuel from how it burns.
  • it burns for a long time and very cleanly, seems to me it'd make a very good low octane fuel for some kind of generator, to reduce fuel upkeep
  • @Zach-wl6kb
    Every science class I’ve ever been in: “never taste the experiments” Cody’s Lab: “I’m going to taste it”
  • @f42099
    "So i've got a spoon set up here". What a god. Where did he learn to set up a spoon so efficiently?
  • @HankHill4
    Amazing renewable fuel it’s kind of like propane but it’s a liquid not a gas oh how I love the smell of propane and propane accessories
  • @t.b.d6294
    perhaps if the plant was crushed instead of cut it could yield more oil.
  • Sounds like a breeding experiment is in order. Breed a strain of the plant that produces a heavy amount of oil, thereby improving your output yield. After that, it's just a matter of improving your distillation apparatus. Might be able to produce a viable product.
  • @psun256
    Later on Primitive technology: Molokov cocktail in the wild