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So how do you extraxct the gold and silver?

No flux to draw impurities off?

100% voice over 😊

Is your exhaust fan still working? If yes, what make and model is it? I bought a random cheap exhaust fan and it only lasted 4 months with the corrosive fumes. :(

Nice build. It’s a year later, but a few comments. Nice dog. She shouldn’t be allowed anywhere you’re welding or she will become a blind dog at some point. Interesting that at first I wasn’t happy you were butting the beams flat under the table, but then I realized that those were the sides and not the top.made them vertical. I suggest putting another copper work clamp rod on the opposite corner of the table. It’s best to have that as close as practical to the point of welding.

lookin super sick with the colors

Hehe the doggy always watching ☺️

hello, thanks for the video! i welded a crucible like yours and before using i noted that if i fill it with water there are some micro leakage caused by my shit weldings.... should it be a problem for melting aluminium (i think it shouldn't cause alu is not so liquid as water) ? did you try if your crucible had some micro leakages before using it?

A lot of work, good job and thanks for sharing

Hey Kris, do you sell the plans for this build?

Hello, great job, did you have a approximate cost for the build? Also did you have any problems after using with the corrosive vapors eating up your vent motor? thanks

Great work, could you give me magnetic's electric system ? Thanks

That bell going off has me ready to unsubscribe

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So, after a year, what works and what doesn't? How did the lights hold up to the corrosive fumes? It's a solid design for sure. The only thing that bugged me was the "feet" you made for the catchpan. You measured everything so precise except the placement of those feet. It's a tiny thing, but it stood out to me. Spectacular watching the process though!

Awesome vid thanks for sharing.

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What would you charge to make one of those for me?

That is really awesome! Love the HUGE vice!! Great video! I love to see you make stuff! Keep up the good work!!

Wow! That's really something! It was satisfying to watch it crush that steel tube. Great Job!

Wow good job on making a new vice bud. I hope it serves you well, and it also looks great too.

What is the name of that thing that melts the metal and how much do they cost?

I really enjoyed watching this! I didn't know such things existed but now I need one. Keep it up!

Wow that actually cool. Goid job

Fun looking project.

Excellent. Why your table is black? Bluing to avoid rust?

In terms of making shorts it's nicer if you make the intro a bit shorter😅 (for video's I don’t mind tho)

Looks neat, I would like to see this made with other metals as well.

You definitely earned the sub for the efforts and details in this vid.

Also I want to say your design is very good, safe and practical.

I like the video and effort you put into the fume hood, I like the design. Only thing I want to add, It would be nice to either put in less (loud) background music and interact a bit with your audience, explaining why and what you do. Or either a mix of small background music combined with the actual background noises of you making it. Take care dude💯🤙

That’s an awesome clock! Well done man!!👍🏻

Well done, always liked those Professional work! Always see so many used blades at my job

That’s really awesome!!😯. Great job man!!

Nice cut on the vents.

Very eye opening for me. I don’t know a nything about melting and molding metals but I need a 1.5” lead cube. I would like to try and do it myself. Can you answer a couple of questions? That will really help me. 1. I can’t easily buy lead ingots but there are plenty of lead sinkers/fishing weights around me. Can I use those instead? Are they pure enough? If not can I easily remove the non-lead parts through the melting process? 2. What is the white powder that you used? 3. What is the soil? 4. How thick/high should the soil beneath the cube mold be so as not to burn the table or furniture beneath the mold? 4. What is the liquid inside the pail? Is that plain water? 5. How long should I wait before I remove the resulting lead cube from the soil (in your video it seems that you removed it while it’s still hot) and put it in the liquid? Your response will be greatly appreciated.

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Wow good job on the rocket stove bud. It turned out nice actually I look forward for more videos 😊

Wow good job bud am looking foward for part 2

Brilliant stuff mate!!

Fantastic!

Great job! This will be a great addition!

Wow good job on the table bud the blue paint looks great on it too.

Awesome dude came up really well!

That table looks great!!😮 awesome job!!👍🏻

Honestly brother, that’s a great little table. From a boiler makers point of view, I would invest in some ceramic spray and give the table a coat when you are going to weld on there. Will save you having to grind spatter off and will increase the longevity of the tables flatness. Ceramic spray will also wipe right off with a rag. We use it at work.