How to Recover Copper From Money Bells - 2 Ways 

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Thank you so much for the shout out Brother! This is a eggcellent video on the wonderful money bells! God Bless

I watch the Tin Man 👍. Yesterday it was aluminum ladders.

Thank You for the information 👍😊.

Thank you so much for that most beautiful prayer Brother I owe you so much for all the strength I just praise Jesus with my whole heart and I pray for nothing but the best for you and all your loved ones! God Bless

Amen

I love these. Easy to scrap and nice easy copper. Live up to their money bell name brother

Love them money bells! Thank you for the mention, i really appreciate it. Glad you liked it ,!

I've been doing them for years. I always had people give me their old TV's to me. Those old tube type TV's are getting scarce. I've discovered a lot of the wire around the tube was aluminum. God bless you and your family.

Your videos are brilliant

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Thanks for showing both the humane way and not so humane way

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It's always worth doing those and the only aluminum I have found in the old bubble back TV was on the heat sinks and some times the degussin wire. Excellent video awesome content thank you for sharing this with us six stars brother

Thank you

Very very nice work

Hey SIA! Thank you for this video. I dont like these crumbling shred pieces, the make so much of a mess. i`d rather cut the copper off. But thats just me :) - Have a nice week, see u next saturday, mate!

I actually found an old microwave the other day, full of copper. Rarety.

If you did quite a few of these together it would add up. thankyou scrapitall God bless

I like dissasembling things so i liked the non hammer version better.

I like those.

Do not get me wrong I love the copper content of crystal ray televisions. But what I really love is the red plastic capacitors wit gold bottoms that you can not see until you liberate from there plastic prisons. Awesome episode brother and a glorious day the lord has provided beautiful here in England today. Stay safe brother awesome episode

Great job, enjoyed the breakdown /cheers

Thanks for a great video on money bells lol...looks like the disassembly way you did for the first one took less time than the hammer method of the 2nd one, plus no mess

Dont forget the cable that surrounds the picture tube some i come across were copper coated aluminium wire but others mainly copper

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Well, obviously being nice is the way to go! Less mess, and it seemed to take about the same time.

Bashin acshin

Seems like the gentle approach is more efficient.

I have never found aluminum yokes either until this week. I took 120 lbs. of yokes to a scrap yard to sell. The first thing the employee did was scratch a bell with a file. It was aluminum underneath. I was shocked! I had him scratch another and it was aluminum too. I had never had this problem before so I'm going to go through all the scrap and check for aluminum. I hope there's not too much.

in a batch of 10 old crt tv's i found ONE aluminium yolk, yes they exist and it's easy to tell the difference just by looking, it's just like in the microwave power supplies, the wire's varnish its redish... red-wine redish.

My very first yoke was aluminum. It was out of a GE I think and late 90's or early 2000's. Even the thick wire around the tube was as well. Thank you for another great video ❤

I got a few of them that I need to do! That’s the best way to do it smash it! Copper copper all adds up buddy another awesome video buddy!

Great video sir

Love this❤

My bf had an aluminum Bell a few weeks ago the tape wrapped wire that goes around the back side of the glass was aluminum as well. He says it's the only one he remembers finding

Another great video today James! Just took two loads of scrap in today and make about $130 bucks! I love scrapping yolks cause they’re super easy cooper. God bless!

Thx mate, it surprising how many fat back tv I still find on herbicide cleanup which happens once a year here in Brisbane Australia. I scrap them on the street, same with microwaves. That way I don't have to deal ginging them home. Cheers Graham

Yes, I got a yoke that had Aluminum wire. It looked like Copper because of the coating on the wire. It ruined a whole batch of Copper I was melting and the crucible too. The alloy it created had a nice Salmon color to it, but was near worthless, and had to be sold as impure Copper.

One way I use to get the glue off the copper on those black grafite thing is my wire brush wheel, I leave it on and don't break it until after I wire brush wheel all the glue off, then break the black grafite, making sure I can sweep it up, those shards are sharp, you don't want it on the ground in your yard . I do lawnmower repair ('81 to '95 I was SNAPPER dealer) so I always have a coarse grinding wheel/wire brush wheel table grinder to sharpen mower blades, drill bits, axes, and keep my chisels and punches in sharp working order. I want to warn you there is some steel wire in televisions. I burn the. plastic off my copper wire and ever time I cut wire out of t.v. the steel wire gets mixed in so I don't cut any of it out. Also I have never seen aluminium core copper coated wire on the picture tube bells. I even do the projecton tv ones, they have lots of magnifying glasses in them and when the colors seperate its because the reflector mirror warps, they use three projecters with three color combinations to make the picture. Also no.2 copper is currently $3.63 lb in eaatern NC. They changed rules for no.1, it has to be shiney, green or brown is no.2. also Yellow Brass is $2. Some friends of mine sold some discarded Shrimp trawler propellers they found in woods they were cleaning up,they were over 1 ft wide, very heavy solid Brass! The Pamlico Sound not far from where I live has shrimp, fish and oyster, they live on those big trawlers for sometimes a week. I hate to have to tear up those old TV's, the digital channel boxes should not cost so much, I have recycled many old analog TV's that had pretty color picture, for the cost of a channel box you can buy a digital television. I hate waste, repurpose, reuse, recycle! Lilley Recycling loves your videos, better to recycle it now because it will cost a lot to dig it up and recycle it later!

Before I watch. I'll answer the question. Absolutely worth it.

Congratulations on 15k 🎉🎉

I have never found any aluminum yokes, but maybe one day.😊 Awesome video Scrapper

Challenge to locate an aluminum yoke gladly accepted. Scrap on Brother. Thx for the content.

I was so glad to see your video this morning. I am just getting in to scrapping. This was very helpful.

Very informative, I like the hammer method, as always enjoy your videos. May God bless you my friend, I know that you pray for everyone that watch your videos. I am here to say that those that watch should also pray for you as you always are here for us and we need to be there for you. Take care my friend and I will see you on the next video.

I sell them to Boardsort.

I do love watching how easy you make it look.

Awesome

Have never seen an aluminum yoke but have seen aluminum degausing cable

Great video. Got to love the money bells

Love it!!! Great info. Fabulous prayer.

Done lots of yokes over the years. Many people don't realize there is a major potential shock hazzard in taking them out of TVs/monitors. The Flyback transformer can hold enough juice in it to kill if it hasn't been discharged either manually or over time. The electrolytic capacitors in the power supply section hold even more of a charge.

The degaussing cables are a huge money maker 4 on each old TV

Never and i scrap a lot of them i have a dozen wateing

Crumbled ferrite is messy! I don’t bash them anymore.

Of all the tvs i taken apart in 15 yrs even the cheap brand tvs are copper yoke , the wire around the is aluminum tho on the cheap tvs

As for aluminum in the yokes, I have not found one yet. Which leads to a question. Has any one ever ran across an aluminum motor armature ? All the motors I have scrapped with aluminum windings they all still have copper armatures . I guess if one lives long enough they will see anything

I've done many and never saw an aluminum yoke. Anymore ,tho,its hard getting hard to find any yokes

Congratulations on 15k 🥳🥳

Congrats on 15k 🎉🎉🎉

Hey Y'all

this vid came at the right time. i just got my first crt to scrap and i haven't even opened it yet. besides the circuit boards and insulated wire, will this be the bulk of the copper recovery do you think?

someone has three old TVs in garage and i took out those and used hammer to break up

hello

I'm wondering if there are differences between countries. I live in Germany and have disassembled around 100 motors, and only one or two of them had aluminum windings. Generally, I hardly ever see aluminum instead of copper. Even the microwaves I've had were full copper transformer. I wonder if more copper is used due to some EU regulations or if I just got lucky. Thanks for the video!

Congrats on 15k

🤙🤙👍 i break down all i find 😁✌️

I haven't found aluminum yokes either yet.

I've never found an aluminum one. Lots of aluminum degaussing cables though.

You could of sold the CRT monitors for alot more money

10th

Did you ever have another channel? You sound like this guy i saw before that was like, thecarguy or something that also did scrapping videos sometimes

So much work for pennies. Smh

Great video brother as always! God bless you and all of your loved ones!