Shredding & Melting 1000 Coca Cola Soda Cans Into Huge Aluminium Ingots
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In this video i'm casting large Aluminium Ingots which are made from empty Coca Cola and other soda cans.
First i'm shredding the cans to make them smaller, and then i'm melting them in my metal foundry.
The RAW footage was cut up very much because it took me several hours to melt all the cans :)
The result are 3 awesome amuminium ingots which i will use in my future aluminium casting projects
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A big thanks goes to my parents who collected these soda cans for the past 6 months. They also helped me in this video to shred the cans and do some preparations for the video.
A huge thanks to my parents who collected these cans for me the past several months ! Also thanks to www.baller.be for supplying me these T-shirts (only Belgian and Dutch people will know what these mean :) Soon there will be some 'PressTube' Merch also !! Who would buy PressTube Merch?
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PressTube can you cast from the ingots a aluminium sword of a weapon or something just like that
i´m worried for your parents. 1000 soft drinks can´t be good for you!
Me: “That’s at least 6 kg.”
Him: “3 kg.”
Me: “What… Oh wait, that’s aluminium.”
I thought the same thing!
For future reference, when making massive ingots like those, you might try dusting the inside of the mold with a little powdered graphite. It'll help the mold release the ingot.
In the US scrap cast aluminum is about $0.30 per pound. So 20 lbs of aluminum is worth about $6 in the US. It's not about the money is about what you can make with it which makes it more valuable. Paint is very cheap but fine art in a museum costs substantially more. It's all about what you do with the artistic medium that counts. People will pay much more for a car pulley or a toothed gear than the material it's made from. My point is it's not the scrap that's valuable it's what you do with it that matters most. Thank you for your video. I absolutely love your grinder and foundry setup. It's a high quality setup and one you should be genuinely proud of. Great video, I learned a lot.
Your videos are so satisfying to watch. Also, I really appreciate that you use the Internation System instead of the English System. Do NOT let them change you.
@@Bashfulvideos1 UK and the rest of the world does, its the USA that doesnt.
@@asdfpoop33921 A lot of British people use imperial too
@@asdfpoop33921 usa uses some metric most imperial Liberia and Myanmar use imperial and uk uses some imperial and most metric
Now you can make an iron pickaxe
Alex Triboi do you Stoll Play Minecraft like me?
@@RSFrROAS yep
an aluminium pickaxe*
You mean aluminum? Also it wont be very durable :/
No with mods aluminum pickaxe
Me: Where is the ice?
Freshly casted aluminium ingot: Gone, reduced to atoms.
Well freshly casted aluminium ingot , is wrong , it's still in molecules !
technically it got reduced into molecules.
@@billkillernic here comes two scientists in the replies
I very much enjoyed this video. I also have made a home furnace to melt aluminium and brass. I have found that a small amount of table salt helps separate the dross from the aluminium for a significantly better yield. My experience has been that the dross, when hot, has an ash-like consistency and is very frangible after it has cooled. Thank you very much for posting these videos.
These projects probably take so much time and effort yet you still put videos out on schedule plus they are quality content and that is why I am part of the notification squad of you're channel. P.S. keep up the good work.
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ou você apenas fica de boca calada
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I did this once as a teenager (I’m upper teens now, but that was lower teens). My friend and I started a giant fire in their backyard, and melted a ton of aluminum cans and a bit of foil to increase the purity. We even used an air mattress air pump to give the crucible more air. Their mom thought that we had meant a few pieces of paper on fire when we asked, and not a homemade forge. We had 10 gallons of water on standby in case something went wrong (when we put it out, the 5 gallon bucket wasn’t enough, so we had to use the second one). Their mom actually let us do it when she found out! She just supervised us afterwards. That was an interesting day.
Alexis Harper interesting day?! More like the coolest day ever! My mom would never let me attempt such a thing. Ur so luckyy😓
Salazzle is fucking hot
Richie Ingpiece Um, yeah, so just an fyi, a regular fire can melt iron very slowly, so why would you EVER construct a fire on aluminum, which has a melting point that is a little more than half of iron’s melting point? That’s just plain stupid.
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Aluminum foil generates more dross than aluminum, even when submerged in molten aluminum - don't waste your time tossing it into your crucible.
that's a lot of slag. think you could get maybe half an ingot more if you purify that!
A lot of it was caused by him shredding the cans - if he had put them in one at a time and fully submerged each can using a piece of rebar he would have gotten an extra 2.6 pounds of aluminum.
ik ben geen Nederlander omdat ik dit spul heb vertaald, maar ik wil zeggen dat dit een geweldige video is
Your videos are so satisfying .... I watch then again and again ...- love from india.
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Am I the only one that finds all of his videos relaxing?
I really admire your work
Looks like nearly 50% in volume is slag, plastic lining, paint and lacquer. Nice ingots and good video.
I was amazed at the volume of slag. Is it good for nothing waste?
Not really. I can tell there is a lot of aluminum still in that slag. He wasn't very careful scrapping it off, so he can reheat and melt out the remaining aluminum. And, most of that slag is aluminum oxide, which is what a lot of angle grinder wheels are made from, so he actually has a way of making his own grinding compound out of it.
Aluminium cans are super thin.
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This is the FIRST Video I have seen where someone shredded things and actually used what was left of them to make something else
The slag removal is also very satisfying to watch
The casting vids are back!! Best videos ever!
Nice video, not clickbait like I expected
8:19 Forgive for my dirty hands😂😂
Hallo , I'm TIEFA.
Those aluminum ingots are sweet!
That shredders got be the best garden toy you can have I could play with that all day everyday it's awesome and satisfying to watch
He made $22-$25 of those bars. But hey you can buy more cans now.
It's 10 minutes I guess 4 ads and USA channel = US CPM = GREAT CPM = 1.3m views / 1000 x 2.5 = 3.2k
But that's a bit high only if it's USA all but his made around 1.8-2.5k
A lot of scrapyards wont even buy homemade ingots. Theres no telling what someome actually put in it
Hi Pain Exist
But he could have gotten 100 dollars if he recycled though
and burned a lots of gas!
I have several comments. First, the aluminum in can form is valuable as scrap, (To make new cans.) A better thing to melt would be to get ond pistons, heads etc. The alloy from the castings will give you stronger castings for your project.
Next, if you would have made smaller ingots, you could have just re-melted them next time. By making ingots bigger than your crucible now you have to chop them up before you can melt them.
The value in those 1000-1100 cans was a youtube video that would generate millions of views.
I don't follow your thinking. Why would melting cans be more entertaining than old pistons?
Because views make money and money is nice.
VbgVbg 113 ,
I get the point that making an interesting video can earn money for the creator of the video.
Did you get my points about the size of the ingots and the choice of the alloy chosen to melt?
Yeah, he should have remelted them to make it as pure as possible, no slag or waste in them
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It’s amezing that shredder did not get overloaded with all these cans,but it was cool to see that shredding & melting process, too bad you could not fill in the entire block atonce but still it was cool to watch it👍
You should put your mold on top of your furnaces. You will get t a better ingot no air bubbles
If you still have one of them send it to DemolitionRanch so he can make a video
but he already shot an aluminum block tho.
wuss poppin jimbo true but why not two
He already shot it duh matt
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This is ASMR to my ears
This video earned you hundreds of times as much money as the metal could ever be worth though.
Lord Haberdasher that was the idea I’m guessing
In Germany you cant do this..or better said it wont make sense. In Germany you get 0,25 € for a can if you bring it back to the supermarkets.
Djerun88 do you need a proof of purchase to claim that money back?
Pawel Krzysztof Possession is all that's needed in the areas of the US that have deposits on cans. If you have the cans, you can claim the deposit.
Pawel Krzysztof No all cans that get you money back have a certain symbol and you can return it in nearly every store
Or you drive to Venlo.
errrr...but you pay 25c pfand / deposit at the point of purchase.
That shredder is the way to go
That is one beautiful ingot my friend!
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2 favorite maschines in the video
Cool Ben 01 they are not maschines lol they are machines
I never thought I’d see the day that I would find shredding and melting cans relaxing 😂😂. This is so cool.
For a person from Belgium your English is very good
I respect that you spelt aluminium correctly
Shame you spelled ‘spelt’ wrong :-p Just kidding ;)
This foundry melt copper
PressTube I was gonna type "spelt is correct" until I saw the "just kidding"
Unknown Asian its aluminum. Look it up dude, it ain't aluminium
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Did you weigh all the cans together before?
Yea?!
Yeah i was interested in how much weight was in the slag and how much went up in smoke!
well 1 can approximietly 15grams x1000 equals 15000g=15kg something around that i think
33.33 pounds you stupid shit net loss of 10 pounds
35 cans are about 1 pound I know because I scrap cans for cash
Thanks for the video to satisfy the BASE LINE OF HUMAN DNA of creation+restoration+construction etc.
I don't have any kind of stuff to do these things BUT ,,,,, Now , I think I am doing these things , through your hands. Thanks again for your valuable videos.
You can lessen the amount of dross if you put flux in with the aluminum shavings ie. borax soap or table salt.
I took some cast aluminum in to sell and the value was less than the loose cans per pound I took in.
That's is usually because cans are a known "Grade" of Aluminum that can simply be crush and sold to Smelters, Ingots are can all kinds of unknown other materials and so have to be refined before reuse
Yes, you could have added zinc or lead to make it heavier, and as the other person said, they know what cans are but ingot they don't. A cool vid though, I'm a foundry guy so no critiques from me, I'll be nice. Good job.
Another cost to you is your fuel cost. Too energy intensive.
Also all that guop he took out was zinc
Awesome video. So aluminum today in US is .92c/lb. I would love to be able to try this, but ingot around here sells for junk price. Great vid, subscribed!
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A lot of aluminum left in the slag, you could re-melt it. Also use borax to help draw out more metal
I was gonna suggest the same thing...about the borax, and also I don't think it's a good idea cooling the metal while it's still in the mold. I would also suggest he use graphite molds instead of iron ones.
I'm not sure if it's because I'm deliriously tired and cannot focus, but that bear tshirt is the best thing I've seen all week. I need one.
Great video.
We loved your channel
Me: Hell is not a bad word
You: Oh hell no! You said a bad word!
Yeah pretty much
It says H*ll yeah and not hell yeah
I showed this to a friend. In Australia, there is an aluminium can buy back at Woolworths. Apparently there are about 71 aluminium cans in a kilo. The can-buyback would give you $7.10 for those cans. BUT a kilo of aluminium at scrap merchants would only give you $1.25 for a kilo.
Don’t forget the views on this video ;)
I love this content because you make me very happy
Need about 100 of thos ingots to make som good armour in Skyrim
You mean IRON DAGGERS
Aren’t you spending more money on propane gas than the value of the aluminum? Excuse my naive question, I really don’t know
Making thousands off ad revenue
Isaac roy idk about thousands
@@alanj.b.1332 4 million views is definitely thousands
He's doing it for fun probably, as a hobby so it doesn't matter
@@azqswx123100 it's barely ten minutes and has an ad in the middle. Even if he does do it for fun he still trying to make money. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
I used to do this with a simple campfire. Would build a sort of "oven" area in the wood\fire and just throw the cans in. After a few months I would scrape off all the ashes and pull out a huge lump of metal from the bottom
Nice set up. For some reason I find this rather therapeudic.
I wish I had the stuff to do this coz this is awsome!
The Brick Man, Go watch the (king of random) Channel he shows you how to build a backyard Foundry using plaster of Paris and play sand I've made one and it was fun.
Where does one buy a shredder like that? Also, the furnace?
Google it.......
As a person having no idea what to term this type of shredder, I googled it and was inundated with paper shredders and leaf shredders. Plastic and waste shredders only return industrial machines in the $11000 range.
Thanks for being unhelpful in response to a legitimate question.
Amazon is the way. Fellow traveler, let us walk the roads to Amazon together.
Google was sooooo much help. Not! It’s a double shaft industrial shredder but I couldn’t find a retailer who sells them. You may be able to order from a manufacture for around $3K US.
Google it.....lol Another way of saying I have no fucking idea what you are talking about.....
You can remelt the slag several times to get out any excess aluminum caught in it
By seeing a hole with a hell hot flame I’m already sure ima enjoy dis. Also the crushed cans/aluminium material looks cool
You should make a full solid aluminium can with it
Also HOLY ALUMINUM THATS ALOT OF CANS
NOW THAT'S A LOT OF CANS
NOW THAT'S A LOT OF DAMAGE
And that shredder was a hell of a layout of bucks
Might as well call me grape I’m so jelly of your shredder for processing the cans!😂 Sweet setup. 👍🏻
Scrap solids of aluminum in area when sold brings about .70 cents per lb. 22.4 lbs you got there is worth 15.68. New plate costs about 3 dollars a lb. cans when returned to a store, brings .10 cents each. You 100.00 there and turned into 16 bucks only. In your area, you must not be paid much for "bottle returns" Nice video very interesting. Thanks.
Brad Junes you do know that you pay the 10 cents beforehand right? You dont get paid anything for returns, you just recieve money back. The only way to profit from that is by gathering cans from other people around you.
Besides, technically if everyone did this instead, buying cans and then melting them into ingots before selling them, there would be no need for the 10 cent recycle tax. You'd basically help the industry more and can push for lower production costs as a whole.
There is probably no deposit for returns where he is. In the USA most states do not have a "bottle deposit". I took 54 Lbs of cans to the scrap yard today and got $34.00 for them.
We have bottle retuns but not on cans and plastic bottles
Not everything is the same as where you live. We don’t have “bottle returns” in usa
10 kilos
This is what I call recycling
I seriously need to get into aluminium casting.
this was very satisfying to watch
Also imagine how much money it took to keep that fire going
that fonv dude not much, cans melt in about 10-20 minutes or less.
that fonv dude never mind I didn’t watch the whole video. Probably a lot.
Plus all the power to use the shredder and for such little returns
but 3 mil views !! made good money for him !!
One 1p pound tank is $12.00
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Now all we need is an aluminum camo in the next cod game.
At 8:04 I could swear I saw an Innova DiscCatcher in the yard. That is awesome! Disc on, brother!
Je bent Nederlands kom ik nu pas achter
Ben De worst ik dacht belgisch? Maar ja uit de benelux
Hij komt uit Antwerpen! Een Belg dus ;)
ik ook
What's this language and which country people spoken this?
Akash Sharma this is netherlands bro but he come from antwerpen
Probeer serieus te blijven, het vertalen van de gewichten naar Imperiale eenheden is zinloos en wordt in 99% van de landen op deze Aardkloot niet begrepen.
its getting harder and harder to find cool videos on youtube. this was a cool one. very interesting
Notice that the Multon aluminum is silver, in the wtc the Multon steel coming out the side of the towers was blamed on aluminum, yet the Multon steel coming from the building was bright yellow/orange
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I admire your endeavours but why don't you make something functional or aesthetic.
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Idk how but its satysfying af
I’m going to make some metal from aluminum cans and pennies at my dads ranch tomorrow.
Thank you for showing me how :)
Wouldn't layering the ingots like that trap impurities in the middle?
To musisz farbe amelinionową mieć.
tego nie pomaluje
I plan to do this coming Summer (I have about 500 cans saved so far) but I don't have a shredder. I just stomped all the cans and crushed them to make them smaller.
Recycling in Belgium looks like alot of work. In the states we just leave a can on the curb and the man takes it away.
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What if you did this for ten years collecting thousands of cans then making a small house out of the blocks.
Nate Stinson That house would suck around winter time. Better shave your pubes for 10 years as well so you'll have some insulation for your house.
I thought about this
Then you’d forget where your house was because you’d have Alzheimer’s!!
Richard Dreckow really? -_-
Sea Doggo well, it’d be kinda true. It’d take about 53 years to make a good small sized house out of aluminium.
I can’t believe I haven’t found this channel before!
The first bar would be a nice door stopper.
_You have a drinking problem_ :P
LOL :P
True
No,his mum and dad do though!
Dutch heh!
drinking is a serious problem when you begin to hide it in the toilet tank, etc. or suddenly make ingots for no apparent reason, at all!
That’s not a drinking problem, that’s a drinking solution!
1000 cans deposit loss $50
Propane to heat it? Not free but depends on quality of furnace. Deadly fumes, priceless.
For everything else, there's Mastercard
LuckyNinja - he's in Belgium.
Nah the deposit loss it 100 dollars where i am at
Aluminium is about $1 per lb new so I really doubt he would get $2 per lb for the cans.
I don’t think he knows what a gas mask is
Just to let you know.. When you pour them in layers it makes cold joints that will later hold moisture... When melted again it will explode on you
Bravo U got ur aluminium dose for 10years
I am pretty sure you are not letting all the cans melt. You skimming unmelted cans off the top and wasting half your aluminum. There would never be that much slag. remelt what you scraped off the top and next time let your cans melt all the way your rushing the process. I use to work in a foundry for 12 years.
that's what I was thinking way too much waste
Its called slag. Its the impurities.
Yes there will be some slag but I dont think it would be near that much. Cans are pure aluminum.
shartne, But remember how many cans he actually melted down. About 10% of all the cans is pure slag.
Cans are pure aluminum. probably maybe 5 percent,, even though. he slagged out half the crucible.
I've watched this 3 times, looking for this "Slag" I didn't see her anywhere? Bloody clickbate!
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The slag is scooped out. It's on the side of the forge
Very efficient. Lots of slag for sure
my mom said these were bad quality ingots but the video still good though
So it is worth 30€. In germany you get money back for empty bottles or cans. It would be 275€ for 1000 cans.
Michael Janzen 250€. Get your math together 😂😂😂
In finland you get 0.15€ per can
rechnen kannst du.
Belg of nederlander toevallig ?
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Hij is Belg
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you should be using fluxes they greatly reduce material loss in slag
I don't know what it is about this video but I love watching it over and over again I guess all I can say is that it is awesome 👍 keep them coming 👍