The added music perfectly emulates how it feels when you keep trying different things, but can't figure out how to take something apart. It made me chuckle.
Nice way to spend a Sunday, relaxing (or sweating) and scrapping a big AC unit. It's priceless to have neighbours you can have fun with and get on well together. 👍
Biggest mistake is not cutting the return bends off of the evaporator and condenser with a sawzall then removing the steel tube sheet ends. You will get more money if you bring the evaporator and condenser coils in as pure copper and aluminum with no steel attached.
Another cool video. Out of your list. I’d just like to see a video on your plans on what you are going to do with the motor table. And of course a melt when the weather is cooler. And if you keep flicking stuff around the garage. You’re going to have to get a car cover for the wife car. No more scratches. Lol. 🎉🎉✌️😎
Well, I think that motor table will be a two-parter. First getting the copper out, then melting it. I think a good vid would be weighing it all up and comparing shred cost vs. stripping it out and melting it.
@@SkullerMetals So what do you think the percentage is in the motors. 80/20. Or closer to 90/10. In weight of the shred to the weight of the copper in each motor?
@@SkullerMetals 10 to you is better than 10 in the scrap pile. Content from both the extraction of the copper and the melting will make it well worth it. Looking forward to both.
That was funny! Your neighbors are awesome. 🤙🤙🤙 Out of curiosity, would you ever take apart a rad and try melting the copper and aluminum out of it? Can't wait for the other videos on your list to do. I personally don't usually have a preference to a specific video. Just as long as it's melting, scrapping, dumpster diving, and just ripping shit apart, go for it. 🤙🤙🤙💙💙💙💜💜💜
Actually I tried melting a rad without separating the metals. I thought it was good, then I dropped a piece and it shattered. Not a good copper-to-aluminum ratio. Need mostly copper and a little aluminum. Thanks for watching!
@@gothicangel6313 There probably is a way. I think it would be pretty labor intensive. The copper tubing inside those rads are pretty thin. It wouldn't add up to much.
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The added music perfectly emulates how it feels when you keep trying different things, but can't figure out how to take something apart. It made me chuckle.
Thanks. I remember thinking in my head at the time, "man this is a circus!"
Excellent work on the ac unit very nice tear down. Good work fella. I vote for the wire clips.
Thanks!
Nice way to spend a Sunday, relaxing (or sweating) and scrapping a big AC unit. It's priceless to have neighbours you can have fun with and get on well together. 👍
Morning my friend skuller its time for some Cooper and I you great day peace ✌
Great video!!! Lot of work, but you got some good stuff. As for your list, the whole thing. A couple melts sounds good to do. Stay cool brother!!
Thanks J!
By the sound of that fan i think it would be the next victom on my tear down bench. 😅
that one was nice! I think the smaller window units are worth it if I rip through them quickly enough, bam bam rip it to pieces kind of thing
haha nice reference to the Sandlot "you're killin me smalls" awesome tear down Skuller
Thank you. Heck yeah, the Sandlot is a classic! "Squints" faking a drowning to kiss the lifeguard....pro move there.😂
@@SkullerMetals right lol best part of the movie the wink he gives 🤣🤣🤣 CheeRs Brother
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Biggest mistake is not cutting the return bends off of the evaporator and condenser with a sawzall
then removing the steel tube sheet ends.
You will get more money if you bring the evaporator and condenser coils in as pure copper and aluminum with no steel attached.
I'll do that when I cut the noodles off. I have to remove that sheet steel to get rad prices.
Another cool video. Out of your list. I’d just like to see a video on your plans on what you are going to do with the motor table. And of course a melt when the weather is cooler. And if you keep flicking stuff around the garage. You’re going to have to get a car cover for the wife car. No more scratches. Lol. 🎉🎉✌️😎
Well, I think that motor table will be a two-parter. First getting the copper out, then melting it. I think a good vid would be weighing it all up and comparing shred cost vs. stripping it out and melting it.
@@SkullerMetals So what do you think the percentage is in the motors. 80/20. Or closer to 90/10. In weight of the shred to the weight of the copper in each motor?
@@88clemoine I'm guessing no better than 90/10.
@@SkullerMetals 10 to you is better than 10 in the scrap pile. Content from both the extraction of the copper and the melting will make it well worth it. Looking forward to both.
@@88clemoine Your request is duly noted! 😁👍
Great video
Thank you oh great bug with a stinger in your tail!
Im glad mommas car didnt get hit.
My next investment; a forge to melt the goods
You'll love it! Too much fun.
That was funny! Your neighbors are awesome. 🤙🤙🤙 Out of curiosity, would you ever take apart a rad and try melting the copper and aluminum out of it? Can't wait for the other videos on your list to do. I personally don't usually have a preference to a specific video. Just as long as it's melting, scrapping, dumpster diving, and just ripping shit apart, go for it. 🤙🤙🤙💙💙💙💜💜💜
Actually I tried melting a rad without separating the metals. I thought it was good, then I dropped a piece and it shattered. Not a good copper-to-aluminum ratio. Need mostly copper and a little aluminum. Thanks for watching!
@@SkullerMetals
Any way to melt them separately?
@@gothicangel6313 There probably is a way. I think it would be pretty labor intensive. The copper tubing inside those rads are pretty thin. It wouldn't add up to much.
@@SkullerMetals
Interesting. Okay.
manOman! you work fast. ----------------------------------- especially on 2x playback. heh.
That's a sneaky trick - I do that too! 😊
Hey remember me the kid you met at the Chiropractor
Hey pal. Nice to meet you today!
Thanks man
Bro when I get time I'm binging your channel
@@austinkurimski9888 Sweet. Have at it!
Maybe we can do a cross over
Ooooo….melt red brass
A fine choice there. Have some good welder clamps that are probably 50 years old.
Melting copper..
Noted!