Scrapping a AC compressor for copper is it worth is?? 

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Thanks bro ya I just need a good drill bit

Thanks ya I got tons to do now after seeing the profit on it

Ya its mostly a hobby for us aswell just to make lil money to invest down the road....ty for joining our channel

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Can you give me the info on that hammer drill/chisel please ?

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@@scrappingonthefly77 I just know it's a 20V dewalt

@@bigcountryscrapper6885 ok ill check into getting one !! That thing seems nice !

@@scrappingonthefly77 it sure is and saves so much time and effort

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Ty

Great idea vertical sounds like a good idea

Ah nice and sucks on the shred price tho

I agree and I'm looking into a better work bench

Thanks I apreshate that

Thanks bro

@@bigcountryscrapper6885 welcome buddy!

Ya but I only get shred tin price

Thanks bro

Not to sure

Thanks I'll keep doing more I just gotta find a good drill bit to drill a hole in bottom to drain oil

@@bigcountryscrapper6885 lay them on there side for a day I use a bucket and a bbq grill the crap will drain thru the hole on the side where it used to be attached

@@nicejunk666 ah okay I'll give that a shot thanks for the advice bro

Thanks I'll check it out

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If u cutting tops then mise well get the motors

Thanks bro glad u enjoyed it

I will work on it ty

Ty

Heck ya bro

Ya iv realized this lol...thanks for the tip I just gotta find a drill bit that will drill threw these things

Or drill a big hole and drain it quickly

@@bigcountryscrapper6885 drill a small hole first then widen it with wider drill bits

@@ScrappingScotland ya I gotta get some drill bits

Good info

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@@bigcountryscrapper6885 Hahaha, I was trying to figure out where that reply to Road Hog went. That is weird. Thanks!

@@wannabescrapper72 ah

How els would I check it?? I had to cut the top off to get to the motor

I been wondering the same

Ya I.dont have hydro in my unit so that would require a generator and a plasma cutter

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Thanks my friend ya its 1st time scrapping 1 of these

Ya I was gunna look into 1 of them blades

I was thinking of just saving them for when I have nothing els to do

I agree aswell

This was 1st one iv done im sure ill get faster over time I hope

TOTAL BS Man... No way you can do those in 4 minutes...Post a video you LIAR.

I apreshate the honesty I tried my best will do some research

@@bigcountryscrapper6885 I'm no expert , just a hoppy scrapper. I lay them on the side and cut them open going around the top like you do. But cutting a bit higher gets you past the winding and lets you cut into open space. Then one cut down the side ( can usually see an open spot or slot looking down inside ) mark that on the outside and you will again cutting into open space. One cut down to close to the bottom is usually enough . Can take a chisel into the side cut near the bottom to help spread it a little. That is usually enough to loosen up the winding cluster but it may need a bit of forcing it out by inserting the chisel in the cut and tapping the winding out . But I've seen various types of compressors and they are not all the same so it does take different methods but this seems to be a standard way to try first. Looks like you got some good scrap there . I don't take it too serious.

@@garykemper366 thanks for the tips my friend I will give that a try

You probably have a better method than me on other items but I've been doing some of these lately . I think Menards has a good buy on cut-off wheels but I haven't checked around a whole lot.

@@garykemper366 ty I check em out