My Successful Failure - Aluminum - Zinc - ASMR - Trash to Treasure

I call this a successful Failure because my intention was to melt and pour several aluminum ingots. However, there was some zinc hiding in with the aluminum as well as some steel. But in the end, I got some nice ingots.
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[@meltingipswich]

Zinc is a bugger when melting aluminium. The stack is growing nicely.
Good video 👍

[@AmericanArtillery]

@@meltingipswich Thank you bro

[@CandSMINING]

Great video and a impressive stack of metals.😲😲 New molds always make me feel like the pour will go better. 🤔🤔At times I don't think watchers realize what is needed to do a successful metal pour. Good job brother, keep after it. 😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥

[@AmericanArtillery]

@@CandSMINING Thank you bro

[@rjlayton]

Hey American Artillery, I use old battery acid to identify my metals. Aluminum has no reaction, zinc makes tiny bubbles and magnesium makes big bubbles. I learned that from CU Scrapping on RUclips, but he use copper sulfate instead of acid.

[@AmericanArtillery]

@@rjlayton That's some good info. Thank you bro, I will have to try that from now on

[@mattyal9347]

I think its the clog opener Drano that will distinguish zinc from aluminium . Spray or brush it on the metal and if it discolors it will be Zinc

[@billmowry7]

Go buffalo!

[@AmericanArtillery]

@@billmowry7 Hell ya bro

[@itsjustme356]

It's hard to see whats what in metals , that was a bit there too brother nice

[@AmericanArtillery]

@@itsjustme356 Thank you bro