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@@bindingcurve none if the metal ends up in the landfill and that’s a fantastic thing. I wish that sort of plastic was recyclable in my areas, but sadly it’s not.
I'm a new sub and didn't get to look good at your channel yet. Quick question do you have a video of you tearing apart a window AC for the copper etc?..
Hello, I am from Alabama, I enjoy watching your videos. I have learned a lot from you and a few others. I love finding things on the side of the road and taking it all apart for the copper, brass, aluminum and other metals. I have gotten my husband into going and finding it with me, he just isn't into breaking it down, he would just take it all to the scrap yard like it is if it wasn't for me. I hope to start recording some videos myself, soon. I just have to learn how to make and edit videos and not be shy. Thank you for sharing your videos.
That’s why I love scrapping every thing never know what you will find and some things you take apart are worth it! Another great video like always my friend!
I always grab them when I see them I haven’t found one to have a aluminum motor yet! Another absolutely awesome tear down and profit outcome! God Bless Brother 🙏🏻
Hey James, good job! 1:50 there arent many people who scrap such a little things, but I think thats the CORE of recycling. We can show how small amount of copper, brass, aluminium etc becomes kilograms 😊
Thank you for becoming a member, that is so nice of you. Exactly, plus it’s stuff that just about anyone has in their homes. I sure do appreciate your support!
Love your Videos, Love your Commitment to God. I work in IT and do scrapping as a Hobby. So I try to microscrap everything. I have learned numerous little things that have helped me out. Keep them coming.
My yard will take all my plastics.. im only few minutes from them so I'm basically there almost everyday.. I go to two yards and they both know me by name.. I'm glad you took the advantage to show people they can make money and show the process.. thank you
Amen. That was a big motor for a food processor. I have been trying to break everything down when tearing things apart. Hope that will help me organize better
Lately I’ve discovered to skip the step of cutting off plug ends. Instead I use the same method of pliers to hold plug in one hand and dull wire cutters to pinch and roll the brass prongs out and just tears the prong from the copper wire. I don’t necessarily need to cut ends off for my scrapyard, but I like the brass bits.
That’s what’s great about scrapping imo, there really isn’t a wrong way to do something. As long as we stay safe, have fun and recover the metals, that’s the name of the game lol.
Greetings from northern Sweden and a fellow scrapper. Don't we all love Hammer Time😂 Capacitors like that I put with Dirty Aluminium, pays better then shred. Also, I use two yards depending on what material I have, one yard gives me prepared steel price for nuts and bolts, screws and any clean steel so to say. Scrapping for me is Theraputic Escapism and I admit it has put food on the table a few times. I also use my scrap steel weight for fuel in the car, not much to the lbs but it helps. Stay safe and take care.
Hello, thank you for watching. My yard will only pay shred prices for any capacitor unfortunately. That’s awesome. I love scrapping, I find it to be so much fun and therapeutic as well. Have a wonderful week!
Hey James, thanks for another enjoyable video as always! I'm a relatively new fan of your channel and have made a list of all of your videos and I'm systematically watching each one. Love your content, my friend and may God continue to bless you!
Thanks for the rivet problem advice. If everyone was to scrap their finished appliances the world would be much improved but we can carry the weight of others.🎉
Is there anything in the fan assembly part? See 6:50 after you separate the motor out. The part I question I’ve seen in other engines with aluminum on the edges.
That piece is called an armature or rotor. Some are made with copper (I have a video showing how to remove the copper) this one is steel and aluminum but the only way to remove the aluminum is to melt it from the steel. It’s hardly any weight in aluminum so it wouldn’t be worth the trouble or time to melt it. Thank you for watching bud
Thank you! That is an armature and sometimes they are made with copper (I have a video on them) but sometimes, like this one, they are just aluminum and to remove the little aluminum takes a lot of effort. Thank you for watching!
Can you please show how you remove those silver contacts, I don’t know how to and I want to start saving them. Thank you so much you and Mike the scavenger are my 2 favorite scrappers.
@@timhouser1840 I use two and I love them both. My main pair (I use for almost everything lol) are from harbor freight and they are Doyle brand. I’ve had them just over 3 years and they are still really sharp. The newest ones that I only use to clip insulated wire are Knipex, they are amazing but quite expensive. $40 or so for Knipex Doyle I paid $15
Thank you! I personally have not done anything myself but collect them. I’m hoping to send them to my friend to refund using acids. Thank you for watching.
Hi James, I've just been out in the sunshine (pretty rare here in the NW of England), and stripped some wire, I'm recovering from a operation for cancer and doing well, just get tired from the treatment. Thanks once again for your videos and your prayers, I appreciate it very much, God bless and good luck ☘️
This was a very informative video I also like scraping these I especially like industrial one's thank you for sharing this with us six stars brother and may creator bless you and yours
I started melting with a wood furnace and a homemade crucible. Didn't know better. I could melt aluminum and get glass malleable. I've learned since then
@scrapitall200 mine was a an old propane tank cut in half I drilled a vent hole in the side that was attached to the hair dryer. I filled it with plaster of Paris it worked great I still have it. I cut wood into small pieces and kept feeding them in. My problem was I melted most every crucible I used. They may work a time or two but I killed a bunch. Now I have a proper foundry and proper crucible. Spent the money to save the time
@scrapitall200 to be honest I've not tried yet.from what I've seen you can expect about 10 burnings with them I bought the furnace but it's not been used so far
The furnace I told you about is a single burner and a 6 kg crucible. I am keeping the tongs it came with. I will send you the furnace the spacer rocks to lift the crucible and the burner and hose n it's my fault I like to have a drink or three after work. I did not plan to buy this foundry though its pretty nice. I wanted a bigger unit. Now I have both
Great video brother. I really like to see scrappers use a hammer during disassembly.🤔🤔👍👍Awesome tear down of a food processor. Who would have thought that there would be that much copper in one of those. God Bless brother.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
Thank you brother! I’m not one to usually use hammers, but sometimes it’s the best tool lol. I was pleasantly surprised. Thank you and God bless you too brother.
Just with firewood and I used a hair dryer as a blower. You melt the aluminum out of them motors. Steel will last a few burns. Stainless works best. Hit the thrift store for stainless steel pots. Melt and pour the aluminum yourself. Make sure your mold is hot. My friend a steam explosion is not something you will go through twice
Really? You’re the first person to ever say their yard pays sheet aluminum for them. Most yards won’t even buy them as dirty aluminum and some yards don’t even want them as shred. Where are you located if you don’t mind me asking?
Good Job. I enjoyed watching your video as I do the same thing. What I loved the most id your conviction to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. God bless you! I too will pray for Adam.
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6 times the value, not in the landfill, and content for your channel. Definite win!
Absolutely, 100%
Thank you for watching.
Where do you think rest of it goes?
@@bindingcurve none if the metal ends up in the landfill and that’s a fantastic thing. I wish that sort of plastic was recyclable in my areas, but sadly it’s not.
That was an amazing amount of copper. I didn't know you were a believer. Amen to your prayers. God bless.
I was pleasantly surprised!
Absolutely, I love Jesus so much.
God bless you too!
I'm a new sub and didn't get to look good at your channel yet. Quick question do you have a video of you tearing apart a window AC for the copper etc?..
Thank you for subbing, I really appreciate that.
I recently scrapped a sealed unit from an air conditioner, but I haven’t scrapped an entire one yet.
That thing was all motor! Thanks for sharing.
It sure was lol. I appreciate you watching multiple videos!
Thanks for the useful information 🙂
Thank you so much for the super thanks! I really appreciate that.
Wow brother I appreciate you so very much. The struggle is very real. I appreciate the prayers and the shout out more than you'll ever know.
Few people are praying for you brother! Just know you are seen, not forgotten and most importantly, loved by the creator.
🙏🏻 Amen Brothers Amen 🙏🏻
@@BushDogScrapper Amen brother!
Hello, I am from Alabama, I enjoy watching your videos. I have learned a lot from you and a few others. I love finding things on the side of the road and taking it all apart for the copper, brass, aluminum and other metals. I have gotten my husband into going and finding it with me, he just isn't into breaking it down, he would just take it all to the scrap yard like it is if it wasn't for me. I hope to start recording some videos myself, soon. I just have to learn how to make and edit videos and not be shy. Thank you for sharing your videos.
That’s awesome! Making videos is a lot of fun.
Thank you so much for your support.
That’s why I love scrapping every thing never know what you will find and some things you take apart are worth it! Another great video like always my friend!
Heck yeah buddy!
Thank you my friend!
I always grab them when I see them I haven’t found one to have a aluminum motor yet! Another absolutely awesome tear down and profit outcome!
God Bless Brother 🙏🏻
Thank you brother!
God bless you and I pray you have a wonderful week!
@@scrapitall200 thank you and same to you Brother
Most definite reason to process items for the most profit. I think I have one of those food processors around. Great video brother, God bless you
Absolutely brother!
Thank you and God bless you too!
Hey James, good job!
1:50 there arent many people who scrap such a little things, but I think thats the CORE of recycling. We can show how small amount of copper, brass, aluminium etc becomes kilograms 😊
Thank you for becoming a member, that is so nice of you.
Exactly, plus it’s stuff that just about anyone has in their homes.
I sure do appreciate your support!
Hello SIA, nice video as always. pls go on with these videos, i like them a lot. see u on the next one have a good time!
Hello my friend, how are you doing!
Thank you so much, I definitely will keep making them.
I did one of those a month or so ago, absolutely scrum-diddly-umptious!! Positive wishes for Adam!!
Scrum-diddly-umptious, I love that 😁
Thank you for watching and the well wishes for Adam!
Thank you Sollers !!
Love your Videos, Love your Commitment to God. I work in IT and do scrapping as a Hobby. So I try to microscrap everything. I have learned numerous little things that have helped me out. Keep them coming.
Thank you so much!
That’s awesome.
God bless you!
God bless you Scrapitall!
Thank you!
God bless you too!
@@scrapitall200 thank you
Гарний контент! Обожнюю Ваші відео!
Thank you very much!
Great video again James. Money, excitement, and your saving the planet. What could go wrong! God bless 🙏
Thank you brother!
God bless you too!
My yard will take all my plastics.. im only few minutes from them so I'm basically there almost everyday.. I go to two yards and they both know me by name.. I'm glad you took the advantage to show people they can make money and show the process.. thank you
That’s great! I wish my yard or anyone for that matter would take the plastic and do something with it.
Thank you for watching, I appreciate it.
Amen. That was a big motor for a food processor. I have been trying to break everything down when tearing things apart. Hope that will help me organize better
Thank you brother! Definitely keep Adam in your prayers!
It helps me to stay organized, hopefully it’ll help you too.
@@scrapitall200 ok I will add him to my prayer list. Yes hope it helps.
@@scrapnjunk81 awesome!
God bless
I definitely enjoyed the video especially with your excitement when it was copper. LOL
I do get excited 😆
Thank you so much for watching.
That hook blade is really helpful 🎉
I love them, they work so well cutting the strings off.
always fun to watch you work. you've changed my techniques several times. thanks
Thank you so much, that’s wonderful!
Thank you for watching.
Gotta love the older electronic devices that were overbuilt compared to today's junk. Awesome video Sir! 👍👍
Heck yeah buddy, they knew how to build things lol.
Thank you for watching my friend.
As always, God Bless You!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
God bless you too!
Loving your content keep up the good work 👍👍👍👍
Awesome! Thank you so much.
Lately I’ve discovered to skip the step of cutting off plug ends. Instead I use the same method of pliers to hold plug in one hand and dull wire cutters to pinch and roll the brass prongs out and just tears the prong from the copper wire.
I don’t necessarily need to cut ends off for my scrapyard, but I like the brass bits.
That’s cool!
My yard absolutely requires them to be cut off, I’d still do it if they didn’t though lol.
Thank you for watching buddy.
Great video !! And i thought i was the only one who really micro scraped the small stuff
Thank you!
I love micro scrapping so much.
Thank you for watching.
Wow what a motor for such a small machine.. great video Brother
Thank you for watching.
It was surprising to me lol
Great video. The higher end ones have the good stuff!
Absolutely!
Thank you buddy.
My friend we both like scrapping. Sometimes we do things the same sometimes I learn a new way
That’s what’s great about scrapping imo, there really isn’t a wrong way to do something. As long as we stay safe, have fun and recover the metals, that’s the name of the game lol.
Greetings from northern Sweden and a fellow scrapper.
Don't we all love Hammer Time😂
Capacitors like that I put with Dirty Aluminium, pays better then shred.
Also, I use two yards depending on what material I have, one yard gives me prepared steel price for nuts and bolts, screws and any clean steel so to say. Scrapping for me is Theraputic Escapism and I admit it has put food on the table a few times. I also use my scrap steel weight for fuel in the car, not much to the lbs but it helps.
Stay safe and take care.
Hello, thank you for watching.
My yard will only pay shred prices for any capacitor unfortunately.
That’s awesome. I love scrapping, I find it to be so much fun and therapeutic as well.
Have a wonderful week!
@@scrapitall200 😃
Hey James, thanks for another enjoyable video as always! I'm a relatively new fan of your channel and have made a list of all of your videos and I'm systematically watching each one. Love your content, my friend and may God continue to bless you!
Thank you so much!
God bless you too!
Thanks for the rivet problem advice. If everyone was to scrap their finished appliances the world would be much improved but we can carry the weight of others.🎉
@@PhilRichards-o4h absolutely!
Thank you for watching.
I've always found that these have a beefy copper motor inside. Older garage door openers, too.
Yeah it sure did. Thanks for watching
Excelente trabajo me gusta 👍 😊🎉
Thank you so much!
Oh wow! That's a beauty. They sure made a good product, back in the olden days.
Heck yeah buddy!
Glad to see you made it home safely from driving all day.
Super.
Thank you for watching.
GD sent me. Really enjoyed your video. Very interesting and very informative!
Awesome, he’s a really nice guy!
Thank you for watching, I appreciate it.
Awesome
Thank you buddy!
Your welcome
That’s an awesome haul for a food processor!
Heck yeah brother, I was very happy with it.
Is there anything in the fan assembly part? See 6:50 after you separate the motor out. The part I question I’ve seen in other engines with aluminum on the edges.
That piece is called an armature or rotor. Some are made with copper (I have a video showing how to remove the copper) this one is steel and aluminum but the only way to remove the aluminum is to melt it from the steel. It’s hardly any weight in aluminum so it wouldn’t be worth the trouble or time to melt it.
Thank you for watching bud
God bless you
Thank you!
God bless you too.
Very educational video. Like how you explain each part. When the copper/steel motor part came off, there is a fan section…is that not a motor too?
Thank you!
That is an armature and sometimes they are made with copper (I have a video on them) but sometimes, like this one, they are just aluminum and to remove the little aluminum takes a lot of effort.
Thank you for watching!
I got the exact same hammer and I love it 5:02
Heck yeah, they are fantastic hammers.
Thank you for watching.
Nice tear down!
Thank you, Daniel!
Wish i had a big old vice like that, but they're not cheap
This came from a guy who died almost 40 years ago, it’s an amazing vise.
Another great video
Thank you so much!
Subbed to you btw
Thank you also@@scrapitall200
You’re welcome!
Awesome video my friend , I almost had an attack when you cleaned the brass for a second I thought u used the knipex
😂 I’d never post that video if I made that mistake lol.
Thank you for watching my friend!
@@scrapitall200 🤣
I’d be so embarrassed lol
Can you please show how you remove those silver contacts, I don’t know how to and I want to start saving them. Thank you so much you and Mike the scavenger are my 2 favorite scrappers.
Yes, I will show those in a video soon.
Thank you. He’s one of my most favorite channels, he’s so funny!
Great job brother. I just wish all the plastics I get could also be recycled as well God bless my friend
Thank you!
Me too, I feel like we should be able to do something with it.
God bless you too brother!
Those look like some nice new side cutters. Do tell what brand you use the most?
@@timhouser1840 I use two and I love them both.
My main pair (I use for almost everything lol) are from harbor freight and they are Doyle brand. I’ve had them just over 3 years and they are still really sharp.
The newest ones that I only use to clip insulated wire are Knipex, they are amazing but quite expensive.
$40 or so for Knipex
Doyle I paid $15
Great video, when I do motors, I use a 14" metal chop saw instead of the grinder! Much easier/faster, worth the investment if you do a lot of them!
Cool, I’ll have to keep my eye out for one, thank you.
Love your video, what do you do with the silver contacts?. Have you ever done anything with silverplate items? Thanks
Thank you!
I personally have not done anything myself but collect them. I’m hoping to send them to my friend to refund using acids.
Thank you for watching.
What do you do with the copper out of the switches with the silver contacts on them?
I remove the contacts from them, then I add the copper or brass to my collection.
Thank you for watching.
Wow! Lots of cooper! Nice!
Heck yeah lol.
Thank you for watching, Dawn!
Can't believe the size of the motor in that. Impressive
Right? When I first picked it up and felt how heavy it was, I was surprised.
Thank you for watching.
Awesome video buddy
Thank you so much!
@@scrapitall200you are welcome
@@scrapitall200you are welcome
Enjoyed this video very much and have subscribed, I scrap as a hobby but poor health has restricted me recently, thankyou, and God bless
Thank you for watching and subscribing.
I’ll be praying for your health. What exactly is going on?
God bless you.
Hi James, I've just been out in the sunshine (pretty rare here in the NW of England), and stripped some wire, I'm recovering from a operation for cancer and doing well, just get tired from the treatment. Thanks once again for your videos and your prayers, I appreciate it very much, God bless and good luck ☘️
@@jimrobertson9011 that’s great!
Ahh, you’re from England, it’s beautiful there.
I’m glad you are doing well. I’ll be praying for you though.
Great video mate
Thank you buddy!
@@scrapitall200 your welcome , you always make brilliant videos 😁👍
You’re too kind my friend, thank you!
I make banana ice cream with one of those almost every night.😋
Oh cool! That sounds like a really yummy treat.
Thank you for watching.
Good video well done break down all the way
Thank you so much!
Food processor? That was just a motor with a plastic jacket on 🤣. A worthy outcome and great video brother
Right? 😂
Quite the motor in that thing.
Thank you brother!
This was a very informative video I also like scraping these I especially like industrial one's thank you for sharing this with us six stars brother and may creator bless you and yours
I’d love to find an industrial one!
Thank you brother, I appreciate it.
Thank you and God bless.
That's awesome
Absolutely!
Thank you for watching.
@@scrapitall200 you're welcome
Awesome job 👍
Thank you buddy!
Super.🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Thank you so much!
I have a couple of juicers to break down...hoping for lots of copper...make my day Jack LaLanne.
I’ve scrapped a few and they were decent.
Thank you for watching.
That’s amazing little profit off something so small
Absolutely, I was quite surprised myself.
I am getting quite an education from you my friend. Thanks for sharing.
GD
Oh cool, thank you so much my friend!
You know it's gonna be good when you break out the BFH!!
Good hammer can make all the difference lol.
Thank you for watching.
Amazing how much copper was in that when high voltage like a welder is aluminum
Right? I was quite surprised!
@@scrapitall200 beautiful piece of equipment
@@nicejunk666 probably has about 1/1,000 of the copper you’ll get from just part of your generator you’re scrapping. lol
@@scrapitall200 lol lot less ibuprofen
@@nicejunk666 that’s true 😂
5:08 it looks like a motor from old fashioned Polish washing machine called "Frania"
Oh really? I’ll have to look that up.
AMEN!
Thank you for watching.
God bless you!
What a valuable year down
I was very pleased with it.
Thank you for watching.
I started melting with a wood furnace and a homemade crucible. Didn't know better. I could melt aluminum and get glass malleable. I've learned since then
Right on buddy. I like Okie scrappers homemade waste oil burner he uses ti melt aluminum. Unfortunately in my state they require a permit to use one
@scrapitall200 mine was a an old propane tank cut in half I drilled a vent hole in the side that was attached to the hair dryer. I filled it with plaster of Paris it worked great I still have it. I cut wood into small pieces and kept feeding them in. My problem was I melted most every crucible I used. They may work a time or two but I killed a bunch. Now I have a proper foundry and proper crucible. Spent the money to save the time
@@richardhulbert9480 nice!
Definitely helps to have the proper stuff.
How long do your crucibles typically last?
@scrapitall200 to be honest I've not tried yet.from what I've seen you can expect about 10 burnings with them I bought the furnace but it's not been used so far
The furnace I told you about is a single burner and a 6 kg crucible. I am keeping the tongs it came with. I will send you the furnace the spacer rocks to lift the crucible and the burner and hose n it's my fault I like to have a drink or three after work. I did not plan to buy this foundry though its pretty nice. I wanted a bigger unit. Now I have both
Hej
dobra robota pozdrowienia z Polski 👍🤜🤛😀
Thank you buddy!
keep doing it buddy.
Thank you buddy!
Great video brother. I really like to see scrappers use a hammer during disassembly.🤔🤔👍👍Awesome tear down of a food processor. Who would have thought that there would be that much copper in one of those. God Bless brother.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
Thank you brother!
I’m not one to usually use hammers, but sometimes it’s the best tool lol.
I was pleasantly surprised.
Thank you and God bless you too brother.
Just with firewood and I used a hair dryer as a blower. You melt the aluminum out of them motors. Steel will last a few burns. Stainless works best. Hit the thrift store for stainless steel pots. Melt and pour the aluminum yourself. Make sure your mold is hot. My friend a steam explosion is not something you will go through twice
@@richardhulbert9480 yeah I’ve been watching BigstackD for almost two years and others, I’m feeling confident in being able to safely pour metals.
oring pick 😉
nice video Scrapitall
Thank you for watching!
🤙🤙👍 scored bout 80' of 150 pair telephone wire,hoping for 30lbs of copper when done 🤔🙏✌️
Heck yeah buddy!
Thank you for watching.
Scrap, scrap, scrap it all! 👀
Thank you buddy, I appreciate you stopping by!
@@scrapitall200 You're welcome. No problem! 🙌
😎👍👍👍
Thank you buddy for watching.
Scrapping, modern day treasure hunting!
Heck yeah lol.
Thank you for watching!
I'm surprised you so shred capacitors they are aluminum most of the time. My yard takes them as sheet aluminum
Really? You’re the first person to ever say their yard pays sheet aluminum for them. Most yards won’t even buy them as dirty aluminum and some yards don’t even want them as shred. Where are you located if you don’t mind me asking?
잡선 까주야 정상 👌
Thank you for watching.
Silver contacts in the switches??? Really!!??!
Absolutely!
Thank you for watching.
Yep. The bigger ones are a decent source. Like contacts on ac units and such.
@@ScorpionMetals I have about thirty of those things, never took one apart before. And I never knew. Woo Hoo!!!
The unit if working is worth over $100 good vintage working machines
Thank you, but it was broken.
👍🎦👍🎦👍🎦👍🎦👍🎦👍🎦👍🎦👍🎦👍🎦
Thank you!
God bless your week!
Aren’t hammers very good “ persuaders.
They sure are lol. I need some bigger hammers though lol.
pov Im 10 hours late
I’m not late!
no Like I'm 10 hours late
@@smitchlego oh! 😂
It’s all good buddy. Better late than never
Amen, thank you Jesus
@@RockHoundShorty God bless you 😁
Good Job. I enjoyed watching your video as I do the same thing. What I loved the most id your conviction to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. God bless you! I too will pray for Adam.
Thank you!
Praise Jesus!
Thank you for praying for Adam, I appreciate that very much!
God bless you