Most the larger pieces are mesquite, the blond pink is sweet acacia, the deep red is a mystery acacia, the curly blocks are coolibah eucalyptus, there's some sycamore blocks that are a light color, a few small pieces of rosewood, and the root ball is mesquite, there's a couple small pieces of a mystery tree with a deep brown stripes down center and the real light sap wood on the outside of the split logs; I'm really looking forward to what you're going to make with this hodgepodge of lumber.
@@TheShowgunofHarlem is there somewhere i could contact u? Needed to ask a few questions related to motors before i start my own business. Would be really greatful if u could help
@@andrewi4004 there's no real answer to that question. There are too many variables with motors. For instance, what grade or thickness of wire is it? Is the motor shell cast aluminum or cast steel? Does the motor have an armature or stator. It's all a crap shoot. We always pay based on 10-12% copper content. Sometimes it's a little more. Sometimes less. But at least figuring that way, it kind of evens out.
Plss inform me how much copper by weight would be recovered from mixed ac motors scrap... I really want to start it as a business after buying these from scrap yard
