This forum regularly has people posting from all over the world about their experiences with biodiesel. Organized into sections and sub-sections according to topic, this one is definitely one to visit. Each sub-section is easily readable and anyone can reply after registering. The scientific method is practiced here. Each post is commented on by people with a wealth of biodiesel homebrewing experience behind them. No topic is too simple or too complex here. This is a very fun and lively group. Come & join the fun!

The goal here is fostering discussion and community around the production and use of the alternative fuel Biodiesel, in all diesel powered equipment - cars, trucks, generators, heaters, tractors, airplanes, lawn mowers, you name it. Topics range from biodiesel to politics and everything in-between. With over 1900 members, this group is well represented. Well moderated and monitored to keep things on topic and flowing.

Frybrid is a company that sells an SVO conversion kits to convert your diesel car to run on 'straight vegetable oil'. They host a great set of forums participated by several people where all things SVO is discussed.

Welcome to make-biodiesel.org, the best reference site on the Internet for information on how to make biodiesel at home or on the farm.

My name is Rick, I'm also known as RickDaTech on the forums. Soon after becoming interested in biodiesel back in 2005, I opened B100 Supply to offer equipment and lab supplies to biodiesel homebrewers. As one of the first companies to support biodiesel home brewers, B100 Supply developed many new products, and over time developed documentation for those new products. In 2006 our Appleseed assembly instructions began to morph into a full fledged how to make biodiesel book with nearly 200 pages. I also wrote articles explaining homebrew which were posted on the B100 Supply site. This material came not only from my personal experience making biodiesel and offering technical support, but also was drawn from the forums and message boards. My philosophy was to write material that was based in what works for everyone. There are many sites, new and old, based on what works for the author. Variations in feedstocks and local conditions often meant that the information on those sites did not work for everyone. By drawing information from multiple sources, sticking to mature topics, focusing on the science behind the process, and watching closely for reports of production inconsistencies, I was able to successfully document how to make biodiesel in a way that works for everyone.

In 2008 Make-Biodiesel.org was born from B100 Supply's product documentation and web articles. Much of it was posted after reformatting and updating. Since then I've continued to add new material and revise older articles.