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I just found one today. The main motor was copper but the power head was wound with aluminum bummer

Thanks Tinman.

Glad you are making these videos, and there is great info here, but it's really annoying when you do the actual work in front of your body and we're looking at the back of your arm or shoulder. Why not put the camera on the other side of the workbench so you don't have to keep turning around, making us all dizzy. Plus then we can actually see what you are doing. Do you ever watch your videos?

Thank you, Tinman!

Great video

Great find! rooster.

Note extrusion has gone down a little in price now $1.15lb. Final weight 39lbs x $1.15

Umm tin is a pure metal (Sn). It is not steel. The items you are calling tin are not tin but tin plated steel.

Hook up with electronics rehabs for parts. 😮 It's good to melt and cope and drag your own goodies.😊

hey tin man you rec heat gun or auto chiz for stripping boards?

I'm the scrapper if I find a camping show in a blue box what does that mean

Exactly how I do it too. Nice work 👌🏼👌🏼

Hard pass for me

about how much do you make each

3 cents a pound ? Throw them into the tin pile ! When they were paying per battery we made more by throwing them into the tin . When the fires started they changed their tune and started weighing the damn things . This is a great way to destroy your hands ...like i have .

Excellent video thank you very much 🙏

I don’t find them worth the time or effort they require to properly separate the material, however, I will give them only 10 minutes removing the clean aluminum pieces you separated.. the rest goes to shred after that..at least it still gets recycled properly, and is not in the landfill 😎👍🏻

i hope the flyback, the only thing hard to replace was broken

Great information, thanks! What would you class an aluminum bike frame that's factory painted. It's thick aluminum

At 0:48 I saw a tip from another scrapper who said puta thin rag around your magnet so when it's full of screws, invert it into a little bag and remove the magnet. Then you can dump the screws into the trash.

Copper #2 is $2.90 here in Upstate NY. I know Canadian money and US differ. Brass went down 35 cents. Empty Microwaves make cool Cans for screws, bolts and small metal for scrapping quickly.

Works better if you take a magnet out of the speaker frame if possible....

Would have been nice to see the breakdown of what the value was for the 18lbs of chargers

I really enjoy taking apart transformers

For the small time scrapper who doesn’t come across big piles of wire..doesn’t frequent construction or demo sites, and who doesn’t commit acts of blatant theft - little things like power supplies are like gold. Things like this/aluminum cans, etc..I let them rack up for the better part of a year or more, I don’t do this for a living so it’s well worth it to let it all rack up, ‘s a nice payday at the end of the year, ‘s like free money in my eyes. That said, someone who has regular access to bigger ticket scrap pieces may not think it worth their time to fiddle with these things as it does take some time to rack up an amount worth taking in..to me/in my area at least (I certainly don’t get anywhere near $4+ per lb of copper lol).

Hey bro love ur work

On this light connectors it’s easier just to peel the backing paper

I don't know about grinding non stick. I'm sure that's not good to breathe in

Hi just a question about vacuums is it worth it to scrap it or not

My yards don't give extrusion aluminum, it goes as old sheet aluminum

Thank you!

Thanks for the video! I would have done the same thing. Take the clean you can get and move on to the next project.

Final weight: 9.4 lbs (dirty aluminum $0.17lb x 4.3lbs) + (clean aluminum $0.55lb x 5.1lbs)

Hi

Even copper wire is all stainless on all new electronics makes you Wonder 😢

Best to find ol skool electronics

To be honest I been scrappy for years. They changing the percentage of valuable metals beware

What about old flip phones is there gold in them? Thanks save it and make a bar.

@TinManScrapper hey tin man great videos. I was interested in others sources of tin to look for while scraping. If you know of any it would be greatly appreciated

I use an inexpensive air chisel to remove the windings,more effective 😊

I got alot of copper ill sell you type 1 separate for I can sell it to you 😅

Unless your pulling all the plastic off the metal it doesnt matter what the metal is...chances are the yards are giving you mixed tin price ...which aint much.

thats alot of work for $20

How much money did you make from scrapping that water heater?

Thank you so much for your help.

...says will only take 15 minutes but wont do all for the sake of the video, makes a 15 minute video

If you get muratic acid cheap at Home Depot dunk it for 5 min and wash it off copper looks new

Not all scrap yard atendees know what they should, most will screw you over the good places like what this gent goes to actually cares for thier customers, and grams adds up to onces which adds up to pounds which add up to big $$$ so pay attention watch and learn has helped me out big time and right now i need all the dam help i can friggin get so thank you forte info in the video

Hair in America number two coppers gone for 350 in pound then we got 345 350 for number one

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