Like #51 my friend!! It is really interesting to know that you can make money scrapping metal. I've learned lost from Ewaste Mike and you. Thanks for sharing!
Hello new friend! Just met you at the end of R5 Adventures live stream and came over to show some support! Great video! I watched the entire video! Hopefully we can be friends! Have an awesome rest of your week!
SCRAPPING MEANS: KNOWLEDGE ......loving metals.....awernes of metals value....knowledge how to do things.....fulling your time with things useful an nice....and before all this........meeting you lovely folks........scrapping folks
Hello Gil pretty cool video. Is it the same as someone stealing pipes to sale? Maybe that was a crazy question lol look forward to more thank you for sharing! Peace&blessings❤
I dont know the laws of the US, Gil. But in the UK, those different oils and fluids envountered - say when scrapping a vehicle for instance - all need disposing of separately, properly and officially. Having watched non scrapping neighbours simply pour their engine oil down the street drain when doing an oil change, in the past, it does make me wonder how many "home scrappers" fail to dispose of their fluids properly. Which begged the question within me - and I think it may help those considering doing similar projects at home - "How do you getr rid of your oils etc that you encounter when scrap[ping"?? After all, if the recycling side and "heping the planet" is a par of your motivation for scrapping, you wont want to be causing more harm than good. And no, thats not being sacastic, but may be something you wish to bring up in a future video, Always assuming you havent covered this in one of your many others of course. Even if a reminder message wouldn't hurt. I haven't "scrapped" since 2009. But prior to that I worked in a breakers yard cutting up old semi's / lorries etc. Engines, gear boxes and most resaleable parts were kept intact and sold as they were. But even so, the amounts of chassis's, copper, aluminium etc would add up to some serious money for me at times and see me going home with 3 or 4 times the amount of money in my back pocket, from staying behind 3 or 4 hours of an evening or getting to work 2 hours early etc, than what my wages would have given me. Now for me personally, I wasn't too concerned about the eco issues. I was doing it for money, pure and simple. The heavy iron belonged to the boss, but as a "bonus" all the non ferrous stuff was mine. But it as on the condition that I cleaned it properly and didnt just cash it in for a quick and easy buck, so to speak. Would I do scrapping again? Highly unlikely. But only because I live in "social housing" and if I started doing this in the garden, I would be booted out faster than you read my comment! Keep up the great work and good luck on Saturday :D
EXCELLENT QUESTION!! And you are right, alot of people do NOT dispose of there oils properly which give us scrappers a bad name at times. I collect and then give any oil I get to the town of Bangor for recycling. They take it for free so their is no additional charge to me accept the gas the get there. LOL
I appreciate your feedback. Every scrapper is different in the way they handle materials. One persons "easy peasy" could be a major pain in the ass for the next person. It's all work, it's a simple matter of how in-depth you want to get into it.
Night shame was talking bad about you guys and mentioning that support for support is bullcrap, he commented on his latest stream. I asked him for support and he hated it
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cool looking forward to see your way of scrapping them have a nice one 👍👍👍😀👍👍👍
Totally awesome
The Answer is YES. But well disappointing when they are Aluminium cored . A informative vid Gil. 👍
Like #51 my friend!! It is really interesting to know that you can make money scrapping metal. I've learned lost from Ewaste Mike and you. Thanks for sharing!
HELLO..Bob.👍.
Great video,.......
I need to say no more ..👍👍
I appreciate you watching my friend. You're awesome good sir! :)
Thanks for sharing the information on scrapping with us. Keep up the good work on your channel.
Awsome video bro keep scrapping
Very Interesting Gil, I don't have the patience to SCRAP lol, tfs
Good job gil ...cant wait to see ur way how dissemble those ..i tried cople of time but was too much a mess to repeat the process
Hi Bob , really good video . Good to see you getting back to your roots . Keep up the good work friend .
For sure! :) Thank you for watching! :)
Very interesting and informative...going to watch u and R5 today 🍫🍫
Thanx for all the info💛❤ I copied the links in the description also, thanx again😎
Scrapping is a super fun thing to do. I really enjoy it myself. I just subbed. I really like your videos. Keep up the good stuff.
It sure is. Welcome to the SkillZster family. :)
Hello new friend! Just met you at the end of R5 Adventures live stream and came over to show some support! Great video! I watched the entire video! Hopefully we can be friends! Have an awesome rest of your week!
Wow!! This video is so cool!!
I don't extract the copper because of the oil inside so I look forward to the next video.
SCRAPPING MEANS: KNOWLEDGE ......loving metals.....awernes of metals value....knowledge how to do things.....fulling your time with things useful an nice....and before all this........meeting you lovely folks........scrapping folks
Good video bud. Glad to see u doing more scrapping vids.
Thanks buddy! :)
I love the attitude mate keep it up
Hello Gil pretty cool video. Is it the same as someone stealing pipes to sale? Maybe that was a crazy question lol look forward to more thank you for sharing! Peace&blessings❤
Great philosophy Bob totally agree
MONEY MONEY MONEY! LOL :) THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!
Awesome Video!!
I suppose it would be finding the most efficient way of extracting the copper and other components.
Excellent Bob, do you get much where the decision is not to scrap but to renovate and sell on?
I dont know the laws of the US, Gil. But in the UK, those different oils and fluids envountered - say when scrapping a vehicle for instance - all need disposing of separately, properly and officially. Having watched non scrapping neighbours simply pour their engine oil down the street drain when doing an oil change, in the past, it does make me wonder how many "home scrappers" fail to dispose of their fluids properly. Which begged the question within me - and I think it may help those considering doing similar projects at home - "How do you getr rid of your oils etc that you encounter when scrap[ping"?? After all, if the recycling side and "heping the planet" is a par of your motivation for scrapping, you wont want to be causing more harm than good. And no, thats not being sacastic, but may be something you wish to bring up in a future video, Always assuming you havent covered this in one of your many others of course. Even if a reminder message wouldn't hurt.
I haven't "scrapped" since 2009. But prior to that I worked in a breakers yard cutting up old semi's / lorries etc. Engines, gear boxes and most resaleable parts were kept intact and sold as they were. But even so, the amounts of chassis's, copper, aluminium etc would add up to some serious money for me at times and see me going home with 3 or 4 times the amount of money in my back pocket, from staying behind 3 or 4 hours of an evening or getting to work 2 hours early etc, than what my wages would have given me. Now for me personally, I wasn't too concerned about the eco issues. I was doing it for money, pure and simple. The heavy iron belonged to the boss, but as a "bonus" all the non ferrous stuff was mine. But it as on the condition that I cleaned it properly and didnt just cash it in for a quick and easy buck, so to speak. Would I do scrapping again? Highly unlikely. But only because I live in "social housing" and if I started doing this in the garden, I would be booted out faster than you read my comment!
Keep up the great work and good luck on Saturday :D
EXCELLENT QUESTION!! And you are right, alot of people do NOT dispose of there oils properly which give us scrappers a bad name at times. I collect and then give any oil I get to the town of Bangor for recycling. They take it for free so their is no additional charge to me accept the gas the get there. LOL
Great tips looks like extracting the copper is the way to go no brainer make $1 or $20
Very interesting video. I don't know one thing from another tho
Sew what home party was telling me about an app you use called stream yard or stream labs? What video do you discuss that?
Watch me start scrapping everything in my house for change LOOOOL
It's addicting. LOL Thank you so much for watching! :) Much love!
I am not at scrapper but I can imagine this is a good tip die otters
why did night shame called you guys "bullcrap?
The comment I posted is response on his channel should provide you with an adequate answer. :)
@@GilSkillz yehhh i Looked it up but idk why he called u guyz bullcrap
Im saving the money from my scrap for gold coins
Sorry Pal...It's not EASY PEASEY...It's WORK...And dirty work at that. I just haul em in and FOGGETABOUTIT. Good Day.
I appreciate your feedback. Every scrapper is different in the way they handle materials. One persons "easy peasy" could be a major pain in the ass for the next person. It's all work, it's a simple matter of how in-depth you want to get into it.
i aways was afraid of the fumes and exploding
LOL I hear you. Don't forget to check out my second channel for live streams called Gil Skillz Live. :) Much love! :)
@@GilSkillz i was looking for part 2 lol
Yes more copper
I hate those dam things. LOL
Night shame was talking bad about you guys and mentioning that support for support is bullcrap, he commented on his latest stream. I asked him for support and he hated it
His latest video is 4 hours long, do you have a time stamp?
@@GilSkillz no it wasnt in the video he commented bottom of his video. Scroll down you will see it
@@GilSkillz he called you guys "bullcrap"
By the way, My channel is not an s4s channel. :) And Night Shame should know that.
You may want to read my response before he takes it down. :)