Thank you, Benjamin, and thanks for stopping by

yeah, always have some small things to process, small amounts but they add up, I take a bucket of small stuff into the wife, and she will break it down

@@Okiescrapper Oh yes, all that small stuff do add up. I kind of like the Microscrapping but the bigger stuff is fun. I do pickups from a whitegoods repair shop and supplier and they also do AC/heater units so I have a steady supply of those, so far this year I have done more then 30 of them..

glad that I could help, I have been scrapping for 30 years off and on, if you have any questions just ask

yes put a teaspoon of zep root kill into a spray bottle and fill with water

I got it prepped and the wife cleaned it up, got 10 lbs. out of it. some have said that if you hit the other end where the round hole is with a hammer it will open up and the copper will fall right out.

nice, nice load

Thank You and thanks for stopping by

yeah, they will get buy as cheap as they can, thanks for the info

CU scrapping told me that when sprayed on magnesium it bubbles, another viewer told me apple cider vinegar on the magnesium will cause a reaction too. Thanks for watching David

Thank you. built it myself , it's been a work in progress

Thank you Jack, glad that the videos are helping. lot's of good ideas in the comments too. Thanks for watching

when it was all said and done and the wife got it all clean had 10 lbs. total clean copper. they make good stoves

Thanks Randy

You are so welcome! glad you like it, and good luck with your scrapping, Prices are good at this time last year at this time prices were down, they do that a lot in this trade. another channel you may want to check out is cu scrapping he has a small channel but is good at scrapping, I like his videos, Thanks for watching and take care Greg

a lot of small copper items I think my wife cleaned up 20 lbs. of what I took in to her,

I have done that, I have used an old wood chisel and an air chisel.

@@Okiescrapper use it on the wire first. it will come off easy.

angle grinder may be the best way

we got a little snow a few day's ago and then this one hit, didn't get that much at the house but got a lot in the city,

Greetings from northen Sweden and a fellow scrapper. If you pour some vinegar, I use applecider vinegar, on what you think is magnisium. If it reacts it's magnisium. Stay safe and take care.

@@pederlindstrom3132 That's good information to know, too! Sweden is SO gorgeous!! I have a former colleague that used to visit on a semi-regular basis and would share his pictures! ❤️👍

@@cuscrapping yes it is gorgeous. I live not too far from the arctic circle, the land of the midnight sun. Then again this time of year it's dark by 3pm. Whereabouts do you live?

@@pederlindstrom3132 I am in the USA, more specifically Central Illinois. Land of corn and soybean fields and corrupt politicians!! LOL!!!

I do the same. Hit the back with a hammer and the winding falls out. Takes 2 seconds.

yea I was kind of thinking about that or smash that end with a hammer, might do the trick. I will get a few more in a few days to try that, my wife got 10 lbs. of copper from that half bucket full. Thanks for watching

I will have to try that, thanks for the tip Michael and thanks for watching

sounds easy. I will try that

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now that's a good idea I get some insulation at times from dishwashers and what not. a little liquid nail and that should do the trick. thanks for watching

not sure if my oil burner would get hot enough to melt copper, had 10 lbs. in that bunch, most yard's don't like melted metal. Thanks for watching

I like the feel of them, but the stitching on the fingers seem to come loose or wear out fast. I had this pair hanging on the pegboard for a while thought I would use them. the gloves I like to use are some leather one's from Walmart kind of a yellow color and $10.00 a pair, I have 2 pair one for each truck, I have had them for over 3 months and still no holes or stitching coming loose, should get a lot of use out of them, I need to get a pair for the shop, Thanks for watching

I have been watching ol Dan for over a year now, he has a good channel, he does have a nice wood burner stove. I may need to move into the other room of the shop for the winter, it get's too hot in there in the summer, I have a furnace in that room. it makes a lot of noise so I have to turn it off for recording. the room that I am in is great for the summer. Thanks for watching Rob

that's what I always say

the melting pot would be in the way. no the wife helped for years but with copd she can't get out in the cold air. and her hip is getting bad she just doesn't get around like she used to. the joys of growing old

@@Okiescrapper Hello, yes copd is bad. I lost my best friend to it 4/8/21. That was the 2nd time for good. :-( But the hip replacement is a good thing you might want to think about. They do do wonders with that idea. :-) BTW tell your wife to stay away from powdered spices. That is what got my friend. 24 hours later she was dead. :-(

I will try that, a lot of the motors are from the auger on a ice in the door side by side. Thanks for watching Ed