Breaking Down A Microscope - Scrap Breakdown - Metal Recovery - Metal Recycling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
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Today we have the pleasure of stripping down a microscope that we collected from the zoo a few months ago, and let me just say it certainly did not disappoint. The total weight at the end when it was all broken down was 1.3kg's
Have great week!
Mike.
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Nice breakdown, Mike 👍
Yupiiiii🎉
You could possibly collect all the optical and glass components together, photograph them and then pack them in a box. Putting a local classified advert may reach a tinkerer that is prepared to pay enough to go to all the trouble of packing and posting them.
Older microscopes were largely built of brass, these days less and less and the metals will be cast iron, steel and aluminium.
That was interesting, and a different bit of scrapping. 👍
It was a good bit of scrapping. It yielded some good brass.
I've not seen a microscope scrapped before, interesting.
Any of the screws brass ?
You would have thought, right? But no, they were steel.
I think it’s good when taking somthing apart for the first time 😁great video mate
Me too. Thank you.
@@MicroScraprMike your welcome , keep up the good work and I look forward checking out all your other videos and future ones
@@rixismetals. That's fantastic! Your support means a lot.
Hello Mike 🤝 Scrap Rodriguez sent me your way -Red
Hello, redrum! Welcome aboard. Thanks for visiting my channel! Much appreciated 🙏 🙂
@@MicroScraprMike 🙂No problem, you're welcome!
Pretty cool!
I know, right? The individual who thought to design that and then actually build it, incredible to say the least, and it was built using brass, too.