Watching you tear these huge motors down make the scrapping I do seem so insignificant. Good video!

Thank you Matt.

Awesome video nice copper wire thanks for sharing Matt

Yeah Mat these tutorials have saved me so much time learning on my own, Ever since this Internet thing took off its incredible almost unbelievable,, Thanks again Matt, best wishes.

That was one BIG beast of a motor.

That is one giant motor. That was one tough bugger to remove. At least the back was easier. That was very interesting to see, though I will never come across a 700 pound motor.

hi mate once you do the first cut on the body just put a wedge into it its brittle and will crack open done lots saves time and blades

I highly recommend that you have a 5 gallon bucket by you so you can put all small steel pieces in it. That way your video looks more professional and less amateur hour. To many recyclables get thrown out when just tossed on floor willy nilly. But then if not worried about the $$$ thrown out I guess it no would matter.

@24:03 - You should be wearing protective gloves! At least the ones you were wearing earlier in the video.

hey brother nice job on that motor! I couldn't hear you very well I think maybe because the camera mic was a bit far from where you were working... Anyways keep up the good work and thank you for sharing!

That was great, thank you! When you say "short steel". is that the same as saying "prepared", as in number 1 prepared or number 2 prepared? Also, when you scrap the copper from the stator, do you have to cut off those binding wires that hold the ends together, or it can still go as #2 copper with those attached? Do you have to take the plastic pieces off the copper, or from inside the grooves in the steel part to get #2 copper price, and also #1 prepared for the stator steel? I mean the plastic channels that line the grooves in the stator....do those have to come off/out? I really appreciate your time, thank you!!!

Excelente

Is the outside casing aluminum or steel , and are you going to scrap it out or melt it down

Can you make a video on how you remove the copper from the stator ?

Well that was fun Now the real fun starts getting the copper out

I am amazed by that cutting disc, what brand is that ? :O ... I would spent like 10 discs on that :O

Your scrap yard is that technical 1" ? That's a rotor and stator. Armature have windings in them

How many hp was that bad boy , new subscriber btw

So how do you get the copper out now

Is it worth all the trouble?

Where are you getting these big ass motors???

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be careful when cut using grind, your finger is not available in hardware store