The text is a transcript of a video where a person shows how to make a boiler from metal pipes and sheets. The person explains the materials, measurements, and steps involved in the process, such as cutting, welding, bending, and drilling. The person also comments on some design choices and options for the boiler, such as the grate, the ash pan, the doors, and the damper. The person ends the video by saying that the next one will be about a sauna stove with a receiver on the chimney.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Cooking started at 00:00:08.09.
2. Boiler approval pipe in pipe mentioned at 00:00:11.93.
3. 426 pipes of 70 centimeters needed as stated at 00:00:15.17.
4. 530 pipes of 70 centimeters also required as per 00:00:19.50.
5. Sheet iron of 4 millimeters used according to 00:00:25.44.
6. A sheet of 43 centimeters by 43 needed as mentioned at 00:00:32.06.
7. The back of the firebox was welded as per 00:00:36.14.
8. An ash pit will be included for coal heating as stated at 00:01:04.25.
9. Coal availability in the area is uncertain as per 00:01:14.19.
10. Grate cut in half and retreated from edge by 5 centimeters as mentioned at 00:02:07.37.
11. Marks under the grate made for cutting according to 00:02:16.80.
12. Two plates made for replaceable eyelid grate as per 00:03:32.81.
13. Two sheets of 22 centimeters by 43 cut for ash pan as stated at 00:04:14.33.
14. Iron clover will be 20 centimeters according to 00:04:47.11.
15. White mark of 2 centimeters wide made as per 00:05:13.74.
16. Pipe cut for foreign exchange account mentioned at 00:06:41.70.
17. Grate lies on top with marks drawn for cutting as stated at 00:07:17.66.
18. Vans of 8 centimeters between marks mentioned at 00:07:25.98.
19. Four trimmings of 25 pipes must be attached as per 00:07:31.65.
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