Thank you. I started this KZfaq channel to help people. I wish years ago I had someone like myself that could have gave me a lot of information to help me get to where I am now faster.. But KZfaq wasn't a thing. The internet was not around. I had to go by trial and error. I've made a lot of mistakes. Only because of not knowing how to do things the easy way.. So anybody that I help out makes me feel that much better

@@Adventureswithmike1 Hell yeah brother. I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel.

Yes, it was. It was easily in my top ten Biggest payouts.. But the next one, it's going to be even more crazy

And thank you for supporting me and my channel

I'll be honest with you. I've been really considering quitting KZfaq because it has been so hard and time consuming. I have so much work that I have to get done in the day. That filming and hours of editing and everything else that goes along with it just makes it so much harder. For very little return.. But I really like helping people So many people told me that I've helped them. And that's what keeps me going that they've started making money. I gave them new pathways to make revenue and these hard times and that's what makes me happy And makes it all worth it

@@Adventureswithmike1 I use to post every day, but as you know, now it's getting busy. I still post every couple of days. I started my channel as a hobby and a video journal. It's cool to look back weeks/months ago.

@@maritimescrapper Yeah, it's crazy to look back and see all the things that you've done.. I try to learn from my own videos as well

Yeah, it wasn't bad and i'm not even into full air conditioning season

It takes a lot of time to film and edit videos Because I am doing it while I am working. It is not easy at all. It actually makes my day a lot more difficult.

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Shop around and call different scrapyards. Why you're material? So you can give them exactly how much you have of each.. And don't. Worry about traveling. I would search about an hour from where you are. Don't get ripped off and give the stuff away, guys

Lol It was close enough

Yeah, prices are so good right now. Everyone should be trying to get their hands on everything and anything

Copper prices are crazy

They are one of the best scrapyards. And the owner, his name is adam.. He will take care of you if you have decent Decent amount of non ferrous metal..

I pick up for plumbing and heating Companies and also air conditioning Repair companies and I take away all their junk systems.. Take it back to my shop and rip all the copper out.. I've been doing it for 25 years and I have awesome connections.

@@Adventureswithmike1 oh I see. How’d you get that going with those companies? Seems like the ones around here do the recycling themselves. If not I’m definitely gonna try to get it with them and start hailing off their junk if I can.

@cotywagnon That's the $250000 a year question. lol In some areas, it is easier than others. I live out in a rural area And there's no local scrapyard. All the material has to be hauled over an hour away. So most places just wanna get rid of it and move on to the next job. Everybody asks me the same question

My scale only goes to 440 lbs. So my copper was giving me a weird reading. Because you have to remember 96 gallon. Toter itself weighs 30 pounds. And all the weights they had was with the containers weight off . .

@Adventureswithmike1 Yeah, I periodically hop on the scale myself just to keep them honest

@robw505 My little scale is not calibrated for buying and selling. It's just to give a reference point.. See, scrapyards have to have expensive scales that have to be calibrated and checked because they are buying end selling

The price for shred/ tin is $208 And that is a gross ton. Which is 2240 pounds and the weight was 7080lbs not 7600