Safely salvaging parts from an old microwave!

[@kingkongkoalabjrn8050]

Short, to the point, and saftety with inn. Very good video thank you, im a electrician but still good to see some safety discharge info gj!

[@tangent8305]

Very interested in seeing you put these components to use. You sir have a new sub.

[@varoescal]

Great video! Short and to the point!

[@MrPhatNOB]

Nothing better than going on TH-cam and finding that good old cavy has uploaded!
Only complaint is that video is too short ;p

[@ImpBoy75]

Great video. Precise and to the point!! My kinda channel

[@johnheaton6705]

Great video and your 1000th subscriber. All the best from Bradford UK.

[@TheMagforever1]

Thanks for the video. Very good and informative!

[@nomoreblahblah]

I was planning on discarding an old microwave. Then thought, what is salvageable? Wala! your video shows up in my feed. The matrix read my mind. I'll subscribe and watch more of your videos

[@davidfalconer8913]

The EHT diode ( connected to the capacitor ) is useful if you have FOUR of these .... you might make a super high voltage bridge rectifier for various tube projects ( note : these contain several diodes , so they CANNOT be tested with a multimeter set to diode test ) ... the magnetron magnets , stuck on your fridge can store your big cooking tools ... or one on the end of a broom handle makes a good tool to pick up spilled steel nails and screws ( suggest screwing on a plastic aerosol lid , to avoid knocks , the magnets are VERY brittle ! ) ......... ( tried - n - tested ) ..... DAVE™🛑

[@andreasdunlap2307]

I bent the metal back and forth like a real man I didn't cut anything

[@FrostyFlankz]

😂

[@andreasdunlap2307]

love the video though

[@fercel1963]

How can I use the transformer as a spot welding machine in thevvmostvcheapest material but with quality

[@TheElectroBench]

Thanks for watching! I will add your suggestion to the project queue.