Street Scrapping Great Day for Electronics in Hard Rubbish 

You are very entertaining and I always look forward to the next video

200.000$ o m g ......two hundred thousand ! darn " fans herself" and fans Ben!" WOW , please dont scrap that out Ben !! let us know what you do with it ,, what another great haul,, love seeing what you find ,, ty for showing us xx

This is what it's all about. Having fun and finding odd and interesting things to get into. I watched it on the big screen with a mate, it was his first time seeing Ben in action. You should have seen him cheering like watching a footy game, classic.

Yes!!!! Now I'm HAPPY!! I don't know if anyone else does the same thing as I do when it's been a few days since Ben's last video. Let me know if I'm not alone.( I check at least every hour to see if a new video has popped up! ) I know about the bell notification, I hit it but mines not working. Look forward to watching!!!

The Aussie Scavenger on the go !! Cheers Mate !

He shots he scores. Great job Ben

Wow! Awesome finds!! Oh good job Ben! I really enjoy every video!!

Who was in the right place at the right time this morning? Ben, that's who. Score on the projector.

As per great video keep them coming...wow i wish i could have you're life for aweek lol 👍👍

Drinking game: take a shot every time he says projector and see if you live to see another day.

23:10 Cord Food!!! lol 😂 Shout out to Cord Food!

Hi Ben that spectrophotometer in the right hands can tell you how much gold silver or whatever metal is in a sample. It would have been good if you had taken the hollow cathode lamps as a gold lamp contains gold. silver lamp contains silver etc...not a lot but more than a ceramic pentium pro cpu. The AAS instrument was invented at csiro in australia. It isnt dangerous radioactivity wise. it would have had chemicals through it but they get rinsed out. those rectangles you were holding are the burners which have acetylene and air (sometimes nitrous) flame on top of them. a fine mist of a liquid sample goes into that flame. Its sn odd thing to have outside your house as it needs a laboratory to prepare samples .

Wow, you can get a complete workshop from the streets in Australia. Also, that small TV with antenna may come in handy after a Zombie Apocalypse.

Amazing haul, Ben - Thanks again for sharing...

They must throw the vacuums out when the bag is full of dust ,cant think how to empty the bag.

I would love to run across one of those vintage lawn mowers.

Greetings Brother! while picking Cans the ANIMALS left us on the streets We found our first PC, standing all by it-self. telling you this, even when no 'importance', because We know you like finding them ...

Hey Mr.Ben, thanks for another video. If I were you I would block the trolls. We think you re awesome. I would recommend one thing. From running service for 35 years out of a van. I learned to bring clean flats of cardboard to put new equipment on. If I were you I would bring some with a clean tarp and bungee cords to keep all of that vintage stuff you have been getting safe. I love those CBs and now a projector. I think the man that gave you the CBs is a prepper too. Saving things just in case. not that I know anything about that.wink wink Thanks for your work Ben. I think it would be great to see someone writing for ewaste ben on a whole neighborhood full of stuff one day. Man if I lived there I would be busy. Id have to print labels

I'm dying it's been almost 3 weeks since Ben's last vid. Ben if your out there, let us know vid or no vid. I'm worried scrap Brother!! To give a comment on this video. As usual it was great again!

From a bloody yank in ALABAMA USA, You are by far the best SCRAPAH on you tube! Good on ya mate!! What ever happened to the 268 kg of motors you found???? PLUS keep us posted on the monster projector. waiting for the next video already! COPPAH COPPAH COPPAH LOL

Great vid mate cannot wait to see the street scraping ones can we have some more please

Saw the video notification and was happy

great finds Ben a lot of fun

That alloy wheel looks like a Mercedes AMG W205 type wheel. Worth a bit more than scrap on ebay mate!

U are so smart person love watching u scrap

31 minutes in I ended up taking those struts lol

I still have a pair of secateurs i found 40 years ago in the scrap.

Whatever happens to that projector you need to make a video about it !

Another great one Ben!

That AAS is amazing! We use that kind of system to analyse silver in chemicals for silver plating. Those were very expensive!

i had a fun day too... scrapper went around opening up CRTs and only taking the low grade wire?!? yokes and degaussing cables all day!

At 41:50 that looks like a mass spectrometer (expensive kit when new).

Please make a video of the dismantling of the spectrometer and the projector !!

Hi Ben, do you plan to do a video on all the cash drawers you have found in the last weeks? I enjoy watching you find vintage electronic and how happy it makes you...

Looks like another fun day of scrapping. Some very cool finds.

Everyone in Australia must be a scientist with all the equipment found at people's homes. Just kidding. Great Video Ben.

32:13 love the car

Great Haul Ben!

check out the french ebay thire is the same Projector for 4900 EUR in working condition.

I'm jeliouse of what you see street scaping, 38:13 the leaf spring! great for knife making and the bench vice/grinder too

Started at 5am this morning and now it's 1am the next morning. I'm the type that I want to stretch it out, because I get more enjoyment!!! I'm watching a lot of the early videos for the 2nd time on all Ben's videos & some of them many times. I don't know if it helps very much but I'm letting all of the commercials run it's course. There are a lot of the video with guy talking about making a lot of money, starting out using the bridge as an example. Can anyone tell me a little of how RU-vid works and if watching ALL of the commercials helps Ben???? I know he has a video about RU-vid but I don't remember if commercials where talked about.

I think you should have large 50-gallon drums or boxes in your van so you can place cords in one, motherboards/circuit boards in another, and so on. This will probably help you with sorting later!

It was fun watching

Always like your videos greetings from holland

You should grab the empty mail bins when you see them and keep them in the van so you can sort the scrap as you find it so its easier to unload at the end of the day.

The projector belongs in a museum I am sure you would get a reasonable price from the right museum and as the finder,you would also be mentioned in the display as being the finder and being responsible for preserving an important projector, that`s got to be better than scrapping it out or just keeping it for only yourself to enjoy, this is just an idea its yours at the end of the day to do as you wish, good luck Ben.

Hey Ben, I like your van

Picked up some interesting stuff on this trip.

That was cool mate .

There seems to be a lot of good stuff always being thrown out in Australia! ScrapVulture or taco stacks don't seem to get anything like this!

Thanks for Video..

Rich pickings in that area, SE of Melb. CBD - nice spot there. Good to go back to.

Awesome

Really? Another video, still watching your "old video's". Got back from vacation 3 days ago

great day I wish brissy suburbs was as good as yours

Safe cube . Security monitor 59:14 aluminum pots Benn. Yes indeed old Benn has become quite the evil cord cutter.

what was originally in those small blue barrels with the white handles?

Light that projector up whenever you get home Ben let us see if it works

Hey what is the average profit per CPU when taking out the boards and a couple chips?

😀 👍on your finds. 🇺🇸

did i ever mention i love these?

I'm curious to see what else is in the safecube

Ben: the audio on your vendor gets very low at times. I think there might be a problem with the mic on your camera. Great video still and I would like to see you doing a scraping video of that safe box.

Nice👍👍👍

Ben is like a rooster. He’s up with the crap. I’d love if you would explain the price differences and values of the items you take as you go along. For ex., what are 5-10 power supplies or motherboards or microwaves or slot cards or ram sticks worth? I hope Ben someday creates a museum of rare items like the projector and the vintage PCs and first generations servers and laptops, etc. It would be a fascinating museum.

Nice

let me know when you come to the U.S. If you come through Arizona maybe we could sit down for a chat..

14:14 plenty more then $12 there mate, rim is off a Mercedes Benz AMG, with pretty good tread still on the tire. I know the videos quite old, but that wheel would fetch a good $100 or so

3:30 look its a muffin tin for you to pour your copper in and make little metal muffin ingots!!!! Haha

Make a video about that big tripple projector

Ben, how many miles or KM on the van? Thanks.

yo do a scrapping video on that safe cube thingy

I know it's not your thing but i would have filled the van with the stuff from were you picked up the steel bar, i love old workshop clear-outs.

Does anyone know exactly what ben does? He seems interested in computers. and other machines.

Dude the stuff you find?

Has anyone else started doing this as a hobby ? Geez my wife is gonna kill me !!!

32:10 A Golden Holden! Beautiful! A shame they weren't imported to the USA. I saw my first one in New Zealand in 2003 and fell in love. Also a shame GM got their sleazy hands on the company (SAAB too). F'ing Bastards.

GBOX is used for monitoring your golf swing

Nice UTE there

43.38 was that a pc under table ?

is too bad those holden ute in 32:16 never made it to the usa i would have loved to won one is like a cooler version of the el camino

41:45 industrial or laboratory laser 42:00 JACKPOT ! Maybe it contains some exotic materials you do not want to chew in it, as a deuterium gas light source bulb, but nothing terribly dangerous.

i see everyone has those BLUE buckets with the lids - WHAT are they ???

Helllls yeah 🚐 💻🖥📺🔌🔌🚰♻️👍😃

Very interesting things you found.Great video. By the way-did, the cash box have any more money in it besides the $100?When you research the projector-Let us know what you find on it..

Ben look in old arm chairs and lounges i know of a guy who found $35000 dumped in a settee

Cord food mate lol

Keep that projector, it's worth good money , it might be 16 millimeter, that's from the olden days

I want to see a huge load of wire taken in to see what kinda of prices you get for a huge load

Hi all, hey Ben what camera are you using very clear picture , I want one when go kayaking .. how much was it?, & can you tell me what model it is please?..Ben does your mrs's ever say to you if you find?? bring it home?..

I can't believe how much "garbage" people throw away every week. Those are some big piles on the curbs.

New sub awesome vid

Ben you left a blue bin.

hi ben good day mate.love from india brother.

Ben get the tools .

It seems like you in Australia have a lot more e-waste than I see from the scrapping videos in the US.

We're they stainless steel or brass @34:41

maaaan just finding a drillpress...

CORD FOOD!!!!!

Dont they buy scrap metal? And if yes whats the price