Amazing! I sent ya an email. :-)

Have you thought about stamping the weight on each bar!? Nice job!

Very impressive. You are a hard working man, a fine example for all. When the copper bars are available for sale, count me in.

Wow

Congratulations. This is very impressive.

when have you seen a person leave the country who said they would leave if trump, or any other person, become president? A lot of people have said it but they are probably still in the country. It's a sense of fear they want to create so people will not vote trump.

I'd love to correspond privately with you. I've been stacking since before the 2008 financial crisis. Is there a way we can do this? You're on the right track and have the right ideas.

Make sure to see if it works first. You could get more $$ selling it and with no investment of your time and effort. I'm sure that goes without saying, but then again, common sense is in short supply.

Looks like someone watched SREETIPS BEFORE

My original ccw purchase was a beretta px4 compact 9mm . Nice gun but had a malfunction in the first 200 rounds and had to go back to Beretta, so I picked up an LCR 22 for a the cheap ammo and DA trigger pull training. It’s now always in my pocket when I go out the door lol . 8 rounds of federal punch 👊🏼

that good he accepted them, here in uk no scrappy touches ingots, straight up no best to ebay them here.

Set copper at .12 - don’t empty the crucible if you’re gonna keep melting copper , keep some liquid in there to help melt the next bar

Trump is a conman who wont honor any of his campaign promises. His only loyalty is to Israel.

Ag will blast to 100 and normies will be confused. Dollar is Thaler. The paper was a receipt

I’m interested in your copper bars… i have a bunch of scrap copper that i have accumulated & would like to convert it to bars one day…keep me posted on how to attain one in the future… Thanks 🏴‍☠️

Sorry to hear that mate, i was looking forward to copper refining videos

I just got a 999 and an American flag stamp from impress art and I am impressed with the quality. I made a jig to put over my pour that ensured the stamp hit the same spot every time. With as small as my pours are (10 gram silver rounds) that worked better for me, but might be an option you could explore as well. For my purposes it worked very well. As far as that lady behind Trump, I think it's been pretty much established she isn't the same person they are claiming. When you put 2 closeups next to each other there are many differences, nose is different, ears are way different, moles are different. 99% sure that's not her. Let's just be glad the shooter was using a very old cheap AR with no magnification. If he had been using a decent hunting rifle with even a rudimentary scope we would be having a very different conversation right now.

To big to rig.

Well we live in interesting times the US needs to fix this border problem and trump seems to be the only one talking tough on the issue. The copper bars are coming along great . It’s fun to see the wins your having as hard fought as they are and a good product takes a lot of time , effort and dedication along with most of all patience. Well done .

I’m I the only one who notices how gigantic this guys heads are?

Let's go brandon.. 😅

Yeah nice equipment, I’m with you on the Rem 870. Went with the TAC 14 MOE variant do to Van life at the time 💪🏻👽🍻🖖🏻

If only you had a crystal ball. It would all be so easy. Good luck!

Dr told trump "1/4 inch and we wouldn’t be talking right now"

Another great video and headband 👍🏾🇺🇸 Always appreciate your well reasoned financial advice and especially your perspective on these recent events. God bless YOU, DONALD TRUMP and THESE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Very good explanation of the differences and similarities between the AR-15 and the Tavor X-95. I learned a few important things by watching this video. Well done Mr. Working Class! Thank you 👍🏼👏❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Regarding the economics part, ive been looking for used cars/bikes and offering AU/AG in return. Not only do ppl reject my offer, many have asked WHAT IS THAT?? they literally dont know what gold and silver is. Ive had to explain what metals even are.

I didn't care about politics, but politics sure wanted to mess with me and so I needed to learn.

You have comments shut off on your June 1 video. To avoid problems with shorts you can put an inline fuse on the positive line of the power supply. That's what I do with my silver cell in case the silver grows into my anode basket. The fuse blows rather than ruin the crystal batch and create other issues.

Metabo 30 degree

I would try argon encapsulation. No oxygen, no oxidation = clean metal It is denser than our atmosphere so it will settle into the mold, also as a compressed gas it should help cool your mould. As far as stamping, i would try and have your logo raised into the bottom of the mould (laser etched as a negative? ) so there's no actual stamping it's automatically part of the bar. The bottoms of the mould are the top of the bar which are always clean, then you grind the bottom of the bar to weight and you're done. Just some thoughts to share.

for the perfect bar put the bar in a graphite mold with a cover and put in a kiln. just copper nothing else

Really enjoying the videos! I'm seeing you make a very similar journey learning through trial and error. My first ingot mold I purchased was the 5 lb PMC and it went so well I didn't realize realize the importance of a quality mold. I poured around 45 bars with that mold and then switched to cast molds to try to lower operating costs. I am not happy with the finish and it takes a lot more sanding and polishing. One suggestion I would make is with your propane. I was able to get my hands on a 100lb tank for free and I had it recertified for 10 bucks. It seems to last so much longer. I have poured many different bars of copper, brass, and aluminum and I haven't had to refill it yet. I keep a small one around in case the 100 pounder runs out. It doesn't frost up and it is only $65 to fill at Ace Hardware. Keep up the good work.

Keep up the good work bro

@25:57 we want more brownies!

@19:35 where are the brownies!?

@:045 i enjoy the way you record build, then edit videos is great. though the crash is part of the reason why i said i would enjoy more updates on the copper. but yeah my attention span can last longer than 30 seconds also.

Thanks for the information. I started melting and pouring copper this summer and it helps when there are others who are way ahead of me. :) i thought about not using the borax since it does mess things up (used to much in one melt). The borax has messed up my crucible a bit but i'm just trying to get the bars for now, nothing fancy and just learning. I think i did about 100 pounds now and hoping to do several hundred pounds by the end of the fall. Great videos by the way and looking forward to watching other videos.

Those are some damn good pours with those pmc molds.

From what I understand, the only real reason to heat the mold is to remove any moisture. I have not had it happen or even seen it myself, but I guess pouring into a mold with even a small amount of moisture can get really ugly quick like. It basically has a steam explosion. Other than that I don't know another verified reason to heat molds. Like you said before I just "kiss the mold" with the torch. Lol. I hit it before I start melting in my dish then a few minutes later right before I pour I touch it again for a few seconds. Now granted I'm dealing with much less volume than you are and a different metal with slightly different properties, but I have really good results that way. Ya as far as borax, I treat my melt dishes with it when I first use the dish and that's about it. I don't add any when I melt the metal. Once in a while a tiny bit comes with the pour and ends up on the top of the pour. I just drop the contaminated ones in a bit of sulfuric acid and water to eat it off and then it comes out pure.

Keep crushing & doing what you do.. this is fascinating!!

Those bars are a real improvement. The unjaded and honest commentary on the video is refreshing to say the least . Keep up the great work.

Unfortunately I can’t remember which famous successful investor said this, but when asked how he amassed his fortune he replied, “ forty years of selling too early”. Don’t be afraid to take a profit when you can, especially when you are working with a volatile instrument that frequently flips between negative and positive. Don’t worry about trying to time the very top. That’s how traders get burned. Strictly an opinion only, and an amateur one at that, but I’m pretty sure that is what the rich investor meant by selling too early. (It’s a good thing) 👏 Looks like you got your computer issues straightened out. Congrats! 🥂

I do what you are doing but with silver. The funny thing is I came up with the same idea using a small piece of wire to help displace the air when using a funnel to fill containers with the waste fluids. Funny stuff.

You are talking senses.

The ammo shortage isn’t as bad as before. A few years ago if you want to buy ammo it is pretty much impossible to get any caliber when ammunition and reloading components are both out completely. Recently the stock is affected mostly by wars in Ukraine and Israel making ammo in short supply and more expensive but the demand isn’t as high as before. The best way to stock ammo to me is still to invest time into developing recipes and load ammo yourself in a well controlled environment. Buying and stocking ammo is a time saving and sometimes cheaper option, but I don’t like the inconsistency between lots and the inaccuracies in powder weights.

Nice

That intro was PURE CRINGE

I can help launch your business. I am doing this now. We should talk. Gow can i reach you direct? FYI, I am a real person and have bought from you a while back on ebay.

U should try to do out side so there is no fumes