1000 oz of pure silver being melted into shot by Beaver Bullion Canada
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Please enjoy my day at Beaver Bullion from a few weeks ago. I did some live Facebook feeds that day too. I was able to help melt down 1000 oz of pure silver into shot for making into new bars, rounds and 3D pours.
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Very cool. Never realized what a process this is! Nice!
Fun! What most people don't think of is that the larger the bar, the cheaper/ozt they will pay! I personally melt down sterling and sterling plate into shot, run it through a copper cell, After I dry out the slimes, I melt them into shot and liquify with nitric acid, filter, cement on copper and run that through my silver cell. Sounds like a lot of work, but you couldn't get pure silver crystal cheaper any other way (that I know of). It is all just so much fun, whichever way people chose to do it! Great video guys!
You had our attention the whole time!! All that shiny beautiful silver shot. So cool seeing so much made at one time!!! Great video!
Thanks you Mrs V, It was a lot of fun to put together
Never seen anybody make shot this way before, most people melt it in a crucible then tip it into the water, nice job
That's a very interesting way of going about it. Very satisfying to watch
Thanks Shiny, It was a fun day out. Happy you enjoyed it.
Very interesting method for doing shot. Thanks for sharing.😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
WOW, I was bored and cruising around and found this one from your past. It still titillates me seeing this much silver being made into shot compared to the tens of ounces I make. Great post old FRIEND !
Silver shot is so beautiful
Awesome! Thank you!
Ive learnt a cleaner, more efficient way of making shot than this. A crucible with a hole in the bottom, heat from the sides, water bin underneath. When the silver is liquid it will flow out through the hole.
There’s something you don’t see everyday nice thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching. It was a fun day there
Given the method of melting would it be more cost effective to buy comex bars
That was really cool to watch. I'm curious to know how much gas it takes to melt all that silver
are you melting the silver shot into regular tap water or distilled water or something else .... thanks
What the truck. Awesome sauce. I’ll be watching.
Thank you. It was a fun day doing this
so glad i found your channel! very informative than most others ive seen!
That was awesome, I couldn't look away!
Thanks Burnie, I had fun putting this one together
That was AWESOME! Definitely one that I’ll watch a few more times!!!
Thank you. It was a lot of fun to put together. Fun day at BB
That was impressive! Great you filmed it.
Question: 1000 oz. melted = 1000 oz. shot ?
Is there anything, even a gram, lost to vaporizing or oxidizing 1000 ounces like that?
You do lose some in the process. I am not sure the percentage and I am sure varies a bit. I will find put for you
Amazing cool video. Thanks for sharing. I would like to do this for much smaller quantities of silver. What equipment do I need? What is the technical name for the Gas torch? What type of metal are the silver bars resting on?
Thank you. There are a few ways to do it. This was a propane, acetylene mix. As for process at your own risk the silver needs to have enough water to cool long before hitting the bottem and enoght that the water doesnt boil. Steel grill from a bbq to hold the silver. The bricks help keep the heat in. Time, patience and some practice and you will be all good.
That was quite satisfying to watch
Now that is a lot of silver and in turn a ton of shot! Great watching how it is done though. Thanks for sharing brother and Merry Christmas to ya!!
That was very satisfying watching it melt and drip into the water. The large pan of the shot looked beautiful.
What kind of torch tip is that and what size?
Was this an oxy acetalyne torch?
Cool way to do it! Where can I get some grates like that? Are they made of iron?
Cool haven't seen a video like this before. Good system indeed.
Now what good did that do ?
How long did this take you??
Thank you for the video. It was very entertaining.
Thanks for watching, It was a fun day out. :-)
So awesome
Is that a rosebud tip? Looks to be doing the job nicely!!
Dumb question..what's stopping the thing the bars are sitting on from melting also?
Next time you are chatting with JM, thank him for all he had done for me. Great post bud !
That was pretty cool to watch !!!!
Thanks Mike, I had a lot of fun that day
Nooooooooooooooooo you killed those amazing JM bars :’(
It can be a sad time. They are not that hard to find. Have half a dozen at the ready but nice to keep intact. Its funny that we can have them but all offers are so low and then when melted people freak out. Good video for some conversation though :-)
What is amazing about them? Just a bar with a stamp on.
@@pow9606 some insane people like me collect Johnson matthey and engelhard. It's a sin to melt them.
@@pow9606 It's more amazing than stupid silver shot, and shows authenticy of the product.
@@mikehundredson584 just means that yours become more valuable.
Awesome!
Awesome and Beautiful!
Thanks friend
That was too cool man! Sweet ass torch!! 😍 Shot turned out beautiful! Excellent vid brother! 👍
Thanks Vessel, He has a great setup
which type of gas you use?
stand matriller?
this was amazing!!! really made my day. was feeling very blah before this. Better then drugs
Such an awesome video
That should take care of your werewolf problem
Marc Crocker and the ex gf🤣😏
That will take care of the dreaded milk spots for sure.
Thanks for the awesome show
Thanks for watching Taz, a really fun day at Beaver bullion
very cool great video thanks
Someone advised me to buy these silver shots from silversmith instead of minted branded bars as it saves your money spent on insane amount of premiums of branded bars... what will u suggest?
Fantastic!
If you deal that much silver why not invest in a large crucible. Way cleaner and no silver is left on the grate.
Just imagining all the Pirate treasure that could be made from these.
please explain to me the reasoning behind the way your melting your silver
I'm gonna guess it's to get nice droplet shapes.
its so it an be measured easily to make other things like rings and jewelry or coins
Them shots looked beautiful
He really does a great job. So much fun
I was wondering who took my charcoal grill 🤔. Great vid!
Very nice silver shot
Insane!! What beautiful shot you have.
Beaver Bullion really has a great setup, makes great shot
Very impressive did not think it would take that much heat to melt (thumbs up emoji)
That was cool 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for watching
Mouthwatering! Great work.
Thanks Louie, It was a fun day
Where do you get silver shot pellets from? ?
Very cool CSS! Did the double lion and skully 13 bar sell? For the wounded warrior donation?
Thanks Teddy, sadly the original buyer backed out but have them up as a raffle and just about sold out!
That pretty dam cool to see man.
Very cool! Dean sent me over.
Touch it!
I still am confused as why I can’t even melt 2-10 ozs at a time
Propane Bunsen burner and a map gas torch and bricks
What am doing so wrong?
OOOOOHHH I am in heaven. Shoot me now as I am one happy fella ! I get a real kick out of JM using catwalk material for the melting bed too.I see now how to adjust my shot making to make smaller more accurate rounds of shot. Nice system ! Great stuff my friend and MR. Masterson too !
lol thanks Dean. He has a great setup, I had a ton of fun that day
I am still a drooling after seeing all that shot made. I am doing a wee 30 oz of it tomorrow but have a new plan now bud ! The shot should come out a lot smaller and more consistent in size. I will let ya know tomorrow bud.
Is this achievable with a large butane torch?
Silver and gold
@@dayanracette5650 butane can melt small pieces but you need oxygen added for extra heat when melting big ingots. The silver acts as a heatsink and absorbes the heat from the torch.
That was awesome!!!!
Thanks friend, lots of fun to do
How long did that take?
What is the music you used in the video? It's awesome
Thank you. I use stock royalty free music I purchased from the web
For the vampire shotgun?
This area we have a werewolf problem lol
Daaamn, big ole rosebud torch!! A couple of pieces look like50 oz bars! Thank you for the video!! Happy Holidays to you!!!
The setup is sweet, there was actually a few 100 oz bars in there ;-)
Never dreamed this is how they melted Silver Bars.
One a many but so awesome!
@@CanadianSilverSaver Out of all the ways I've seen silver melted this is defiantly the first time seeing it done like this. After thinking about it, it's actually genius. This has got to be one of the easiest ways to break down a large quantity of large heavy bars into manageable pieces that can be used later for making other smaller objects. Fast, efficient, and only took the bare minimum of tools. Can't argue with the results either. Love learning something new these days. Thanks a lot.
Very cool
A rose bud torch can do alot. Nice looking silver shot.
It is such a good little setup. I had so much fun there that day
That was the most beautiful Fireworks in the world Lol that took a long time to Melt AH... Is that was incredible .. CSS do you have a little store do you Sell And thing link shot Or beaver bullion bars. .
Hey Billy, it was lots of fun that day. Head over to my website www.canadiansilversaver.com
That's the coolest!😆👍
Thanks friend, It was a fun day out
AWESOME!
I second all the great comments below!
lol Thanks friend
Wow that's cool! 😆🤙never seen anyone Melt bars like that, and I'd really like to see some of your pours! Butterfly should sell easily.....I think It was apmex I seen just today (2/25/20), had silver shot on sale for a fair price, I don't recall the exact price.
Someone clue me in here please. Is this being used for shot in shotgun shells ? And why would someone need silver shot? I'm totally oblivious. Thank you
Only way to takedown a SilverWare Wolf.
@@cobre7717 OK then, I need some silver shot those varmints are everywhere at night. Lol . I saw another video where the guy was useing it to balance out measurements when smeltering.
@@stevethomas5209 its in shot form so you can easily remelt it with a small torch when you wanna do a smaller casting. Its also easier to measure out the individual metals for making alloys like sterling silver or coin silver.
The video answered my question
:-)
cool stuff man! :)
Thanks friend
do you sell it like this? link to buy?
Sweet vid...I'm currently looking to purchase some "Beaver Bullion".
Well that is a whole big bunch of silver shot!
It was so much fun to hang out that day. :-)
Why do you melt it like that my buddy a jewelry maker always uses a kiln and poor it in water.
Good idea for a video!
Thank you. Lots of fun to do
Anyone else feel like their heart was being ripped out watching those Johnson Matthey bars melting down??? It’s like watching Braveheart or Titanic, because you know it’s gonna be a gory end, and you’re stomachs gonna churn, but you still have to watch. I struggle to even melt down my 1800’s coin silver but bars…. That would feel like watching ASE’s or special privy Maples melting down or something. Definitely the most economical way to go with .999 if you’re gonna melt tho. Cool beans.
What were y’all asking on the premium??
I avoid silver with a stick now since the shift. Pt all day long for bullion!! Too bad Pt’s a bashtard to play with compared to Ag and Au.
definitely looked nice and smooth! a good run in factory terms;))
Nice
Where is beaver bullion in Canada ?
He does not have a retail location but is based in southern Ontario
OMG! 1000oz!!! What are you goning to do??? Silver hinding down there...fire! Getting hot! Melting! Nooooooo, please stop! almost done... Hot water...So maney shiny little marbles! lol Thant was incredible.
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You’re set when the werewolves show up!
Nice show
Thank you friend
Wow
Cool video! Seems like super time consuming process.
Great show :)
Thanks friend
Man i bet that feels better than poonany
Why don't you just crucible melt it and pour it all off at one time?
i wish i had that much silver just to melt!!