That is very effective. I used to clean using the hammer method and found putting in my bench vice and tightening broke the plastic off really well also. I think the method you showed is very quick in comparison. Thank you for sharing that.
The recyclers I have just classifies No1 and No2 copper. No bare bright or anything else. No doubt he's ripping people off, but have to drive 100 miles to get fair market value.. so what cha gonna do right. So I mix them in with no 2 that has solder on some. I guess it varies where you're from.
@@buddybelew7691 yeah, it's one of those things, that only you can decide. For many of us, if we're already going after the gold in the ic's by incinerating them, we'd just throw these in too. Three legged resistors, LEDs, etc. It all gets burned. But yeah, it's a personal decision.
@@buddybelew7691 I did a first time burn the other day. I threaded them on stainless spokes and did kabobs. Make sure to let them go to white ash. I used a broken up crate in a Weber BBQ that I picked up on the curb. Then I put them all on the ground and just walked on them and twisted a bit. 1 lb. of Cu. I re-threaded them onto some copper wire to keep them organized.
That is very effective. I used to clean using the hammer method and found putting in my bench vice and tightening broke the plastic off really well also. I think the method you showed is very quick in comparison. Thank you for sharing that.
Yeah, I tried the vice also. Alot of turning that handle lol.
New subscriber I've watched a couple of your videos and enjoyed them alot plus I love how your kitty is right there involved with everything 👍
Thanks, man that cat's all in the way! Lol but he's good company
Been saving these up to evently process them for the copper and the gold aswell the 3 legged transistors
I Hit them on the edge, works well
Awwe man, I was hoping the shredder lasted longer!
Nice video friend! Have a fine day
You 2 friend
When I took a jar of these with plastic still on to scrap yard, they didn't want them.
The recyclers I have just classifies No1 and No2 copper. No bare bright or anything else. No doubt he's ripping people off, but have to drive 100 miles to get fair market value.. so what cha gonna do right. So I mix them in with no 2 that has solder on some. I guess it varies where you're from.
Hammer works good to,but fingers don't like it so much. Thanks for sharing Sir.👍🌴
That's why I hold the piece with pliers, learned quick about those fingers
Pliers help out to, I saw your Video with paper shredder now that was a great idea Sir. 👍🌴
Intersting thanks
Mosefts have small amount of gold bond wires in so why don't you burn and crush. You can then pan for gold and have the copper you can just sieve out
Thanks
You know most of those have a miniscule drop of gold inside them, right? 999 Dusan did a video on them.
Yeah probably not gonna worry about it. Thanks
@@buddybelew7691 yeah, it's one of those things, that only you can decide. For many of us, if we're already going after the gold in the ic's by incinerating them, we'd just throw these in too. Three legged resistors, LEDs, etc. It all gets burned. But yeah, it's a personal decision.
I like to just burn that plastic
I tried burning once, didn't turn out for me. Lol
@@buddybelew7691 I did a first time burn the other day. I threaded them on stainless spokes and did kabobs. Make sure to let them go to white ash. I used a broken up crate in a Weber BBQ that I picked up on the curb. Then I put them all on the ground and just walked on them and twisted a bit. 1 lb. of Cu. I re-threaded them onto some copper wire to keep them organized.