Scrapping a Pressure Washer - How much copper is inside? - Trash to Treasure - ASMR Copper Melting

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Welcome back to the Blue Pallet Series 2, Episode 12. Today I scrap out a Pressure Washer. How much copper is inside?
Once I get it all scrapped out, I weigh up the copper and then melt it down in my Devil-Forge furnace. Once melted, I cast it into a copper ingot, clean it up and stick it on the table with the rest of the ingots from the series.
If you want to watch the current series or watch the first series first, links are listed below:
Blue Pallet Series #1
• Blue Pallet Series 1
Blue Pallet Series #2
• Blue Pallet Series 2
Have any questions? Feel free to leave a comment (which is preferred) or shoot me an email: scrap2cast@gmail.com
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Thanks for checking out my video. Happy scrapping, casting and stacking!
#asmr #scrapping #meltingcopper #casting

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20 янв 2023

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Комментарии : 39

@JsStack Год назад

Great video brother. Awesome little copper bar for the stack. Beautiful copper.

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thanks so much brother, much appreciated! I really like these smaller molds, they make the perfect sized bars in my opinion.

@JsStack Год назад

@@Scrap2Cast That they do.

@stevecurtis4137 Год назад

Buddy! This was a beautiful pour!! Nice job!

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thanks so much brother, I really appreciate it! Thanks for watching 😁

@NeverEvil1 Год назад

Ooooooooo 😮 a new cheek poker 5000. Over a 100# in reclaimed copper, you could almost buy a carton of eggs with that. 😉 Videos are looking great, can’t wait for the silver / switches video.

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thanks brother! It is pretty satisfying to look at all that copper that was destined to rot in the ground! Thanks for watching! 😁

@jonrambone Год назад

Well, now I know. Thanks!!

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

You’re welcome brother and thanks for watching! 🙂👍🏼👊🏼

@mr.c3973 Год назад

I'm learning, I'm laughing, thanks for fun/ good content!

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thanks for so much brother and as always, thank you for your friendship and watching 😁

@timsmith9645 Год назад

Awesome copper bar and I love watching your scrapping for copper videos and maybe some aluminum bar's content videos thanks for sharing s2c

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thanks so much brother! I was just saying the other day to myself that I haven't done an aluminum casting in quite some time! I'm definitely going to work on an aluminum video tomorrow. As always, thanks for watching brother! 😁

@timsmith9645 Год назад

I will be looking forward to your videos on aluminum melt down can't wait and you're welcome friend

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thanks brother, I won’t let you down 😁👍🏼👊🏼

@timsmith9645 Год назад

😁

@SilverScorpion Год назад

Sweet video

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thanks so much! 👍🏼👊🏼

@donl4914 Год назад

Happy Scrapping S2C!!!! The first of the month is coming and that means Bulk Trash collections again. Wonder what I'll find next.🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thank you brother! I hope you get some decent scrap! Speaking of which, trash pickup is tomorrow. I better go drive around the neighborhood and see what I can rescue 😁

@22kiki22 Год назад

I got rid of an old vacuum at work and the first thing I thought was that’s a long cord it probably has a good amount of copper. FYI I don’t scrap. 😁

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Oooo I love vacuum cords! 🤤 Depending how thick the cord is, you can expect at least 4 - 6 ounces of copper from them. I have a bunch of extension cords to strip down. Might do an updated video on extension cords. I love stripping them but hate unwinding the twisted wires.

@bonnienklyde7423 Год назад

Still a nice pour 👍👍🍻

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thanks so much brother! It was a nice pour wasn't it? Love those little ingot molds, they produce some decent looking bars. Thanks for watching 😁

@KalimonMining Год назад

Nice

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thanks brother!

@HeinrichsMade Год назад

Cool bro! I like how you added that little clip in the corner. Maybe you should subscribe 😂😂😂

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

Thanks bro! Trying to change up things here and there. 😁

@meltsquebec6582 Год назад

Usually with armatures I'll just melt the copper off directly in the crucible! Way easier and it gets everything off and then just pick the steel out

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

You're right it is easier to melt the copper out of them. However, I've done it a few times and almost always some of those thin steel plates end up melting. Not very much, but enough to contaminate the copper and force it to have a slight pull from a neodymium magnet. I wish there was a much better, cleaner alternative. Most times I just toss them in with my electric motors that are usually too small to strip. Thanks for watching my friend! 😁

@meltsquebec6582 Год назад

@@Scrap2Cast thank you for the vids!

@Scrap2Cast Год назад

@@meltsquebec6582 you’re welcome bro and thanks for watching! 🙂👍🏼👊🏼