My wife can't understand why I keep watching these videos. (Being honest, I am on a bit of a binge watching spree, as I am fairly new here) According to her, the videos are all the same thing😂😂😂. This here is my drama and romance fix. Drama with these darned platinum group metals is always like a bad guy following the gold around, and the romance part is when our hero, Mr. Sreetips saves the damsel in distress, our beloved gold.
You are a good friend steetips! Every single time I see a notification for a new video I get way to excited. Such a fascinating and educational channel you have. I am very grateful that you post this stuff for our enjoyment! Please keep them coming!
Fantastic job! Seeing your mishaps and, ultimately, your amazing recoveries is encouraging. Also, very nice of you to share details of your arrangement with your jeweler. Legit and ethical. Love it!
Nice that buffing compound i remember the time it made such a mess.you have it dialed in fir sure now another awesome vid thank ya SREETIPS for the refining education
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Sreetips, for the longest time I've tried to figure out how boiling the gold solution after it's been precipitated aids in it settling to the bottom. I feel pretty foolish for not figuring it out the first time you did this. It's because by boiling the solution after precipitation, you decrease the buoyancy of the gold. First intuition would be that it would stir up the solution more, agitating it but instead, it does the complete opposite.
This is a great video - you're recovery process seems very smooth to me (although I'm no one to judge 😂). I think the recover rate of grams gold per gram sweepings is 0.137 or so. If I got that right, then I think when the jeweler hits around 230g of sweepings he should send them to you so you can try and recover a troy ounce of gold from them 😁 Again, great video!
Hello Mrs and Mr Sreetips. Moving my hart to know...first of all the friendship between the jewelers and Mr Sreetips...Second..hove you turns back the pure gold. So much work and effort thats take. So much durt...And still..
Now...if there was ever a video describing what "Waste Not, What not" looks like, this would have to be #1😂 Excellent effort in capturing what a jeweler wastes in his operations.
Gotta ask: have you ever thought about doing a Deep clean around your melting area? Deep rinse clean in your fumehood? Sweep out your electric furnace? I’m sure that I haven’t seen all your videos, but I can’t recall seeing one of those.
Do you have an email or something I could send a question about how to take gold plating off of a small pin? I have quite a collection of them and some scrap jewelry I wanted to try and do this with but I don’t know how to do it and wanted to send pictures of what I have and some screen shots from online as to what they are. Or possibly even send them to you to make a video out of. And show the process of what to do! Thanks and as always your videos are so relaxing easy to watch the whole way thru!
Unfortunately I don’t offer any refining services. Gold plated material is best processed in a sulfuric acid stripping cell. I have a video posted on my channel.
I habe that same cheap burner, and it is a pain because it works on a timer, not adjust rhe current to control heat output. So its fully on, then shuts off, and the duration of the off on cycles depend on the dial setting. It makes moderating delicate processes needlessly difficult.
Awesome videos was wondering if you could show the torch set up and maybe the torch tips and what kind they are if they’re brazing torches or maybe you already did a video on it and you could post me the link that would be awesome man
If I’m doing high purity gold I use a dedicated (gold only) brazing tip. For melting impure gold and for inquarting I use an oxy/acetylene torch with a cutting tip.
1. Look at the chemicals he uses and amounts, maybe 10- 12 bucks. 2. equipment depreciation A glass ware, say 10 years B compressors say over 10 years, but watch the video he did on it, I think twice. C Hood, and the fan has to go every once in a while. So fan 5 years maybe and hood over 10. D Other buckets, fish tank pump and tubing. E Crucibles, he has a box full of them, but how many times he can use one is limited F other hand tools that can last a while. G when he has to change out a clock in the background from effects of the acid gasses in the hood. H heaters, can only last so long in the hoods, not sure, but maybe 2 or 3 years for one. 3. fuel being the little propane tanks and gas for the torch. 4. electric for the equipment and lights. 5. PPE, glasses, mask, mask filters (can depend on specific chemicals), gloves, old shirt for splash protection, thermal gloves. Total cost almost has to be done yearly but remember he does not do this every day. Then again, I kind of see this a little differently from most people from doing asset management and finance with water and sewer systems. Try figuring out just how much it costs to treat one gallon at a sewer plant for the year. Then how much it costs to collect it to the plant.
A million views is worth twenty grand. But getting that many with what I do, is like trying to write a hit song. You never know which one will be a hit, or why.
Do you have a paper storage video coming up any time soon? How often do you do those? Seems like it’s been over a year since the last one so I wondered if you stopped making them or how many years worth of filters it takes to make it worth refining.
It would be interesting to see if treating the solids with sulfuric acid helps with removing the junk before recovering the silver with nitric acid. Sulfuric acid is great for cleaning up polishing compounds. You still need to incinerate the material. It drives off the carbon as CO2.
Very nice! - curious, what happens if you wash the raw dust first, maybe some of the polishing stuff would dissolve into water, or is presumed to be mostly insoluble?
Hi Mr Tips. Amazing video as always. Interested to know if you watch any gold refining channels yourself? I watch a couple of others but they are very dodgy ✌️
The jewelers sweep always give you a hard time 😂 I noticed a few vids back you stopped shopping the SMB “brand” ??? Is there an interesting story there?
Go through Sreetips’ video library. He’s got more than one that focuses on it. As an environmental engineer, it’s pretty tight. His waste streams are sodium chloride, nitrate and sulfate rinse water salts and iron and copper sludges.
I have seen it a few times in videos and wanted to ask, Is that in your melt dish on the sides small amounts of gold and is there a way to, or are there plans to recover it if it is?
@sreetips all over Colorado this summer. Has been unbelievable! Got a 6.5 gram 18k ring last week for $2.99. and four large sterling silver platters yesterday and the day before. Un my God believable! 🙏
I remember your frustrations with the jewlers rug sample. This one seems kinda similar. Do you believe it takes more effort and materials to refine these types of recoveries than it is worth?
hello I am a jeweler . I have 800 grams of clean bench filings . would you want to refine my bench sweeps? I have been in business for 30 years . I have used Ishore reefing system did not like it . I have been taken advantage of refiners for years they take 7% on solid scrap to 40% on polishings and bench sweeps ..thank you DAN
Dan, unfortunately I don’t do any toll refining. This is my hobby. I only work on material that my wife and I find at local sales. I did jewelers scrap because I worked in his shop four years. He’s my friend. I do it for free. In return, I get to work with actual jewelers scraps and make videos of it.
Without borax the gold would melt and form a whole bunch small gold balls that stay separate. The molten borax causes the gold to flow (flux means flow) together into a central mass.
Are you a welder? Also, what would happen if you added sodium metabisulphite in a solution containing more metals than just gold? Would it precipitate the other metals as well?
SMB and dissolved gold salts form a redox pair. One compound is oxidized, the other compound is reduced. SMB goes from +4 sulfur to +6 sulfur and gold goes from +2 gold to 0 (metallic) gold. That sort of reaction works for metals like gold or metals more noble than gold, like the PGMs, so it’s pretty specific. There is a more or less ‘universal’ metal reductant ‘sodium borohydride’ that’d precipitate every metal to the right of column II on the periodic table.
@@williamfoote2888 so is it possible that someone could save time dissolving all metals at once and then adding the SMB into the solution then refining the gold that precipitated afterwards?
Calvin, that’s what I did. The SMB won’t drop all the PGMs, just traces. So I do a second refining and those PGMs will be gone, usually. If they persist then I’ll use ferrous sulfate. Then, only the gold will precipitate.
It’s called Kitco Scrapit but it has a flaw; you must remember to tap “update gold price” before getting the correct read. You’d think it would do this automatically. If I forget, it will use the price on what ever it was last time. It’s just another thing to have to remember to do and increases the likelihood that you end up either paying too much, or not enough.
7:15 What about all the tiny bobbles of gold stuck to the melt dish? It looks like loads, do you go after that gold too? Or does that end up being rainy day backup gold lol
@sreetips I have a little question/suggestion if you're willing to try it out... when you rince off the gold, and you pour off the rince water or acid, and a little of the fine particles of gold still suspended that hasn't settled yet gets poured off, what do you think on pouring them rinces through a filter to catch all that gold, to try for a true 100% recovery of the gold for maximum yield! Because after a few refines that pour off builds up and you can see there's lots in there. Orrrr is that the point, and so you then can make a video at a later date about getting that gold??
I'd love to see a video where you meticulously try everythig torevover absolutely every single particle of gold, so use a new melt dish, collect every bit in there, make sure there's no splatter of gold if pouring into water, filter rinces, black blah blah but yeh every point where you could lose a micron, you have covered. A LOT of work, but it could be a cool video. Hey, you may even like doing a certain way differently!?
Unfortunately I don’t do any toll refining. This is my hobby. I only work on stuff that my wife and I find at local sales. I did the jewelers stuff because he’s a friend.
My wife can't understand why I keep watching these videos. (Being honest, I am on a bit of a binge watching spree, as I am fairly new here) According to her, the videos are all the same thing😂😂😂. This here is my drama and romance fix. Drama with these darned platinum group metals is always like a bad guy following the gold around, and the romance part is when our hero, Mr. Sreetips saves the damsel in distress, our beloved gold.
Nice, almost poetic comment.
A Sree, Spree.
this is just man shyte. its irresistible
My wife watches them with me!
Taking notes and looking for scrap silver!
I'm currently building the space in my shop, looking for a chemical hood!
My wife likes to watch my videos with me. But her expertise is in finding the metals for me to refine. I don’t know how she does it.
As a jeweler, these are always my favorite!
That stuff was filthy, he had to 😂
Mystery material always makes for the most exciting projects!
Went scarface with the borax 😂😂
Say hello to my melted borax friend!
You are a good friend steetips! Every single time I see a notification for a new video I get way to excited. Such a fascinating and educational channel you have. I am very grateful that you post this stuff for our enjoyment! Please keep them coming!
Excellent, thank you
Fantastic job! Seeing your mishaps and, ultimately, your amazing recoveries is encouraging. Also, very nice of you to share details of your arrangement with your jeweler. Legit and ethical. Love it!
It’s always fascinating to see the amount of gold that comes from the jewelers sweeps and scrap. Such a beautiful button of gold. 👍🏻
Working with actual jewellers, that’s pretty cool! 👌😎👍✨
i love the jeweler's scrap refining videos! Great processing!
Nice that buffing compound i remember the time it made such a mess.you have it dialed in fir sure now another awesome vid thank ya SREETIPS for the refining education
Another great video! Thank you!
Gooood evening from central Florida! Hope everyone has a great night!
Goooood evening!
Hello🔥🌺
Always enjoy say hello to you and Mr Sreetips. Have a nice day
God bless you both....and Mrs Sreetips offcourse 🙏😂
And your beautiful dog offcourse 😂🙏🔥❤️
My second favorite videos. Jewelers waste refining is always fun.
I love these type videos!!! Thank you sir !
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That’s a good point of view.
We're here - get the elephants to start making laps - marvelous marvelous
Woehoe! Just came home from work and saw this upload…thanks Sreetips 😇👍🏻
I know this is mostly for education purpose, but in my mind jewler drawer scraps are the summon of self inflicted pain in the world of gold refining.
I'm surprised that watch you have in your fume hood is still working. Kudos to that waterproof Seal!
It takes a licking and keeps on ticking.
Welcome back to his channel everyone. Sreetips is here!
Hello sir, went pretty smooth for jewelers junk... nice button...
I have seen so many of these, I think I could actually do it unsupervised, lol
Me too, except, every once in a while he changes the procedure a little and then I really have to pay attention as to why.
Thanks for showing us the accidents along with your accomplishments. They happen 🤙❤️ STREETIPS won’t let it whip him. 😊
All can learn a thing ore two..follow your passion and love..stay true.
A humble man are rare today..thats the word i have to say🔥🌺🔥
Thank you
Sreetips, for the longest time I've tried to figure out how boiling the gold solution after it's been precipitated aids in it settling to the bottom. I feel pretty foolish for not figuring it out the first time you did this. It's because by boiling the solution after precipitation, you decrease the buoyancy of the gold. First intuition would be that it would stir up the solution more, agitating it but instead, it does the complete opposite.
Correct
This is a great video - you're recovery process seems very smooth to me (although I'm no one to judge 😂). I think the recover rate of grams gold per gram sweepings is 0.137 or so. If I got that right, then I think when the jeweler hits around 230g of sweepings he should send them to you so you can try and recover a troy ounce of gold from them 😁 Again, great video!
That number sounds about right.
Hello Mrs and Mr Sreetips.
Moving my hart to know...first of all the friendship between the jewelers and Mr Sreetips...Second..hove you turns back the pure gold. So much work and effort thats take. So much durt...And still..
Very enjoyable and interesting video thank you for sharing this with us six stars sir
Great Video Sreetips 🏴☠️🐉 Thank you for sharing with us 👍 God Bless 🙏
A good strong J and a Sreetips vid on a Friday night!
😂because i wonder what the vids would be like watching while um "lifted"
Depends on what’s lifting you.
Now...if there was ever a video describing what "Waste Not, What not" looks like, this would have to be #1😂
Excellent effort in capturing what a jeweler wastes in his operations.
That other hot plate may use a thermostat instead of a “simmer stat” which might be why it gets too hot on the lowest setting
It’s perfect for doing extended boils. But not good at low settings.
I really enjoyed watching u do the J scape we get to learn so much from u, from the UK 🇬🇧 👍👍👍👌👌👌
Thank you again Sree'
Could you put a black box with a ? Mark in the thumbnail, for those who would not like to see the result till the end
Yes
Gotta ask: have you ever thought about doing a Deep clean around your melting area? Deep rinse clean in your fumehood? Sweep out your electric furnace?
I’m sure that I haven’t seen all your videos, but I can’t recall seeing one of those.
I have not. I do sweep the melt area. But I must tell you that it would take a lot of effort and the yield would be very low.
@@sreetips A testament to the tightness of your process.
But you won’t know until you run it.
Stannous score? 100%! Cool viddy Mr. K.
Do you have an email or something I could send a question about how to take gold plating off of a small pin? I have quite a collection of them and some scrap jewelry I wanted to try and do this with but I don’t know how to do it and wanted to send pictures of what I have and some screen shots from online as to what they are. Or possibly even send them to you to make a video out of. And show the process of what to do! Thanks and as always your videos are so relaxing easy to watch the whole way thru!
Unfortunately I don’t offer any refining services. Gold plated material is best processed in a sulfuric acid stripping cell. I have a video posted on my channel.
@@sreetips awesome I’ll check that out thank you!
I habe that same cheap burner, and it is a pain because it works on a timer, not adjust rhe current to control heat output. So its fully on, then shuts off, and the duration of the off on cycles depend on the dial setting. It makes moderating delicate processes needlessly difficult.
Strongly agree. But it’s perfect for high heat constant boil.
Awesome videos was wondering if you could show the torch set up and maybe the torch tips and what kind they are if they’re brazing torches or maybe you already did a video on it and you could post me the link that would be awesome man
If I’m doing high purity gold I use a dedicated (gold only) brazing tip. For melting impure gold and for inquarting I use an oxy/acetylene torch with a cutting tip.
Great video nice gold button thanks for sharing sreetips
Sreetips what was that app or website you were using. Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Thanks
Kitco Scrapit
The return on investment with your youtube video is probably a good amount!
I was just about to ask you to make a video processing jewelers filings!
Use a magnet on the fine stuff to pull out all the ferrous waste. It's a lot faster.
Good video sreetips thanks!.
Greetings from Finland
Greetings Finland
Didn't watch because no time, but good work team. I'm sure it was amazing like the rest of your videos.
Thank you for commenting!
@@sreetips don't mention it chief
Very nice video my friend
Thank you
Great experiment. It's crazy much gold is( not really). Keep the great content co I g.❤
Well done as always
That's no button. That's a nugget...
Fine work as always, Mr. Sree
@mrbike: yeah, I didn’t expect that much gold.
Thank God bless you
Excellent content, thank you. 🇧🇷
With the coast of the acids and time involved have you ever figured out what it cost you to get that 4.1 grams of gold from his scrap ?
1. Look at the chemicals he uses and amounts, maybe 10- 12 bucks.
2. equipment depreciation
A glass ware, say 10 years
B compressors say over 10 years, but watch the video he did on it, I think twice.
C Hood, and the fan has to go every once in a while. So fan 5 years maybe and hood over 10.
D Other buckets, fish tank pump and tubing.
E Crucibles, he has a box full of them, but how many times he can use one is limited
F other hand tools that can last a while.
G when he has to change out a clock in the background from effects of the acid gasses in the hood.
H heaters, can only last so long in the hoods, not sure, but maybe 2 or 3 years for one.
3. fuel being the little propane tanks and gas for the torch.
4. electric for the equipment and lights.
5. PPE, glasses, mask, mask filters (can depend on specific chemicals), gloves, old shirt for splash protection, thermal gloves.
Total cost almost has to be done yearly but remember he does not do this every day. Then again, I kind of see this a little differently from most people from doing asset management and finance with water and sewer systems. Try figuring out just how much it costs to treat one gallon at a sewer plant for the year. Then how much it costs to collect it to the plant.
A million views is worth twenty grand. But getting that many with what I do, is like trying to write a hit song. You never know which one will be a hit, or why.
I guess what I’m trying to say is that the value is in the video, not in the gold that I recovered. That was just a bonus.
Do you have a paper storage video coming up any time soon? How often do you do those? Seems like it’s been over a year since the last one so I wondered if you stopped making them or how many years worth of filters it takes to make it worth refining.
Liked it!
Thank you!
That's very friendly from your part to do that for free, for your friend.
It would be interesting to see if treating the solids with sulfuric acid helps with removing the junk before recovering the silver with nitric acid.
Sulfuric acid is great for cleaning up polishing compounds. You still need to incinerate the material. It drives off the carbon as CO2.
could you do a video about cost for chemicals and time
Very nice! - curious, what happens if you wash the raw dust first, maybe some of the polishing stuff would dissolve into water, or is presumed to be mostly insoluble?
It’s insoluble, and burning doesn’t affect it. Pretty much indestructible.
It’s aluminum or titanium oxides. Just about the definition of inert.
Sodium Metabisulfite Baby! Sorry, I got a little too excited there. Nice vid.
thank you
Hi Mr Tips. Amazing video as always. Interested to know if you watch any gold refining channels yourself? I watch a couple of others but they are very dodgy ✌️
Not too much. I do watch my own videos.
@@sreetips I don't blame you ✌️
MR SREETIPS....just curious about how long do you think it took for this material to build up in the jeweler's drawer??
I don’t know exactly. He deals with a big refiner sometimes. And this was a very small lot. Almost not worth the effort.
Is the metal casing on the watch getting eaten by fumes or is it some... camo / rusty design?
Yes, the metal is slowly dissolving.
Great video Brother ~ ! ! !
in a small bottle, what kind of reducing agent do you drip on paper?
Stannous chloride testing solution.
What about using piranha solution to breakdown the jewelers polishing compound?
Won’t work. That stuff is pretty much indestructible.
@@sreetipspotassium persulfate as your flux.
Top man parabéns 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you
great looking button
Cool 😎
The jewelers sweep always give you a hard time 😂
I noticed a few vids back you stopped shopping the SMB “brand” ??? Is there an interesting story there?
Yes, I used up all the SMB that I had stored in the Stump Out containers. I order it in bulk and refill those containers myself.
ah yes, belly-button sludge...
How do you dispose of chemical waste like nitric and hydrochloric acid and the byproduct of the processes
Waste treatment
Go through Sreetips’ video library. He’s got more than one that focuses on it.
As an environmental engineer, it’s pretty tight.
His waste streams are sodium chloride, nitrate and sulfate rinse water salts and iron and copper sludges.
Before the SMB what is the solution after the nitric boil? And what is it after the SMB?
After nitric boil is silver nitrate and mostly copper nitrate. After adding SMB is pretty much acidic salt water with some PGMs in solution.
I have seen it a few times in videos and wanted to ask, Is that in your melt dish on the sides small amounts of gold and is there a way to, or are there plans to recover it if it is?
It looks like a lot, but it’s not. Maybe when I decide to retire from refining I’ll dissolve the old melt dishes and try to recover the metals.
Nice
Respect Mr Sreetips 🔥
Thank you
I've gotten over 17 lbs of sterling silver for $65 in the past 2 days. Thrifting/high plains driftin'.
It’s yours for taking if you know when, where and what to look for.
@sreetips all over Colorado this summer. Has been unbelievable! Got a 6.5 gram 18k ring last week for $2.99. and four large sterling silver platters yesterday and the day before. Un my God believable! 🙏
@sreetips ... sitting on $5,300+ of silver on the last day of the month 🧁 🍋 🌴
I remember your frustrations with the jewlers rug sample. This one seems kinda similar. Do you believe it takes more effort and materials to refine these types of recoveries than it is worth?
never mind. LOL. You pretty much answered this question right at the end of the video.
All I can say is this: getting pure gold from any source is never quick, easy, or cheap.
@@sreetipsTrue, but you working with jewelry helps you work with a high quality source…
The green mass is most likely chromium oxide. Goya paste.
What is the name of that app you used to assess the yield at the end of the video ?
Kitco Scrapit
11:53 🤫 nitric acid
hello I am a jeweler . I have 800 grams of clean bench filings . would you want to refine my bench sweeps? I have been in business for 30 years . I have used Ishore reefing system did not like it . I have been taken advantage of refiners for years they take 7% on solid scrap to 40% on polishings and bench sweeps ..thank you DAN
Dan, unfortunately I don’t do any toll refining. This is my hobby. I only work on material that my wife and I find at local sales. I did jewelers scrap because I worked in his shop four years. He’s my friend. I do it for free. In return, I get to work with actual jewelers scraps and make videos of it.
What does the borax do and why do you use it. Sorry if you have already told us all.
Without borax the gold would melt and form a whole bunch small gold balls that stay separate. The molten borax causes the gold to flow (flux means flow) together into a central mass.
@@sreetips thanks for letting me no I very much appreciate it.
Due to insomnia I have been super early the last few times 😅
Are you a welder? Also, what would happen if you added sodium metabisulphite in a solution containing more metals than just gold? Would it precipitate the other metals as well?
I’m not a welder, but I have used arc and gas welding before. SMB will precipitate traces of PGMs if present.
SMB and dissolved gold salts form a redox pair.
One compound is oxidized, the other compound is reduced.
SMB goes from +4 sulfur to +6 sulfur and gold goes from +2 gold to 0 (metallic) gold.
That sort of reaction works for metals like gold or metals more noble than gold, like the PGMs, so it’s pretty specific.
There is a more or less ‘universal’ metal reductant ‘sodium borohydride’ that’d precipitate every metal to the right of column II on the periodic table.
@@williamfoote2888 so is it possible that someone could save time dissolving all metals at once and then adding the SMB into the solution then refining the gold that precipitated afterwards?
Calvin, that’s what I did. The SMB won’t drop all the PGMs, just traces. So I do a second refining and those PGMs will be gone, usually. If they persist then I’ll use ferrous sulfate. Then, only the gold will precipitate.
@@calvinwelder8310 like S notes, the process is repeated over and over to sort gold from everything else.
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Hello Mr Sreetips, can you please tell me the name of the app.? (use end video do know gold price)
Thank you 🙏
It’s called Kitco Scrapit but it has a flaw; you must remember to tap “update gold price” before getting the correct read. You’d think it would do this automatically. If I forget, it will use the price on what ever it was last time. It’s just another thing to have to remember to do and increases the likelihood that you end up either paying too much, or not enough.
It’s only for iPhone. I couldn’t find it for Android.
7:15 What about all the tiny bobbles of gold stuck to the melt dish? It looks like loads, do you go after that gold too? Or does that end up being rainy day backup gold lol
looks like a lot, but it’s not, and some always ends up sticking to the melt dish.
@sreetips yeh I was thinking that to be honest with how zoomed in that shot was, so not worth going after you'd say?
@sreetips I have a little question/suggestion if you're willing to try it out... when you rince off the gold, and you pour off the rince water or acid, and a little of the fine particles of gold still suspended that hasn't settled yet gets poured off, what do you think on pouring them rinces through a filter to catch all that gold, to try for a true 100% recovery of the gold for maximum yield! Because after a few refines that pour off builds up and you can see there's lots in there. Orrrr is that the point, and so you then can make a video at a later date about getting that gold??
I'd love to see a video where you meticulously try everythig torevover absolutely every single particle of gold, so use a new melt dish, collect every bit in there, make sure there's no splatter of gold if pouring into water, filter rinces, black blah blah but yeh every point where you could lose a micron, you have covered. A LOT of work, but it could be a cool video. Hey, you may even like doing a certain way differently!?
Yes, it’s worth it.
I have some scrap. Can I get mine done
Unfortunately I don’t do any toll refining. This is my hobby. I only work on stuff that my wife and I find at local sales. I did the jewelers stuff because he’s a friend.
Step 1 hit like step two hit play on Kevin’s video
Every time, because there's never a question of IF I'll enjoy the vid, so insta-like is a no-brainer.
Could you give a link or what ever to the phone app ?
Thanks again
Kitco Scrapit
@@sreetips Thanks
@sreetips, what is that app you are using? That could come in handy
Kitco Scrapit
@@sreetips thank you
let it snow
hey if i can ask what is the app u are using at the end
Kitco Scrapit
@@sreetips thank you 👍
Is Sreetips the jeweler?
I worked in jewelry repair for a few years
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Oh no. This is always a mess