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23.32 - I put these in a small drill stand vice and score the the plastic with a Stanley knife. I put the knife in the cut sideways to unravel the tape edge and unroll out of the vice. I find this method safer and better for small ones, hitting one of the outer plastic edges with a chisel breaks it easily.

!que pena que no hablo ni entiendo el idioma!

If you have no wife, kids, or job, and you're sitting in the constant Scottish fog with only sheep wandering around outside your window, then it's a good way to keep from going crazy. But otherwise, it's a very hard-earned living.

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think L is usually inductor not resistor, that would be R

those silver contacts are usually silver and tungsten which make them hard to melt down and process

Mosfets, as you said, are transistors. All transistors contain gold bond wires. Up to you to decide if recovery of them from mosfets are worth your time. The chips, resembling MLCCs and resistors, on the circuit board marked with the letter L are inductors - just copper. The metal and plastic transistors (3 legs) have gold bond wires, and some have gold plated legs. A few boards have silver and gold-plated fuses, or gold-banded crystal oscillators. You didn't mention diodes, which contain silver. Glass and solid fuses both contain silver. Printers and CD/DVD players are a source of gold.

The overhead shot of your storage bins looks so cool

I had a fax machine last week, two, if not three of these were in it. Will do this as well, thanks! However, I might keep the ones with the nice 'toothed' wheel attached to it. Might be able to use it with some technic Lego?

Super vidéo

No need to test for chinesium in something that old proper made in uk

Always good to spend time with your kids.

at 29:04 those could be diodes where the slanted edge is a polarity sign. At 29.32 mosfets, there could be gold bonding wires there. At 34.25 Inductors, don't throw away the ferrite iron casings. Crush them into a fine powder and sprinkle onto your instant glue before mating the two joining pieces of anything. The ferrite iron will add holding power to the glue. At 15.50 MLCC, you did not mention that the small totally black ones are MLCI inductors and have silver in them. Good video.

If you cannot get nitric acid, you can make poor mans nitric by using sulfuric acid and sodium nitrate or potassium nitrate or calcium nitrate. Anything that has any nitrates in it will work.

Like button smashed 👍 Massive congratulations on 2k subs 👏👏👏🤘

Small scale gold recovery probably isn't worth it if your aim is to make a profit, it's only really profitable and worthwhile on a large industry scale. As you say in your video, the material costs of the chemicals, the time, and other factors on home extraction adds up to more than you can extract, and that's before taking into account of the lower yields you can likely reasonably expect. However, if you are aiming to do gold (or other precious metal) extraction not for the profit but just to see if you can do it, then it's worthwhile doing (safety and knowledge being taken into account obviously). This is where I would stand with it, I want to do a proof of concept extraction, not for profit, but simply to have a go and see if I can do it in a home lab. Of course, like you,I'm in the UK, therefore access to acids is limited to not possible via buying them, so I would need to synthesis the required acids, which isn't necessarily difficult, but does add more steps and time. I also know, that you can purchase some acids but in lower dilutions, such as Hydrochloric Acid (HCl) at 10% but not 36% unless you are a business that requires it (e.g. for derp cleaning purposes). Synthesising HCl is actually relatively simlle and doesn't take much lab equipment or base chemicals (Sodium Chloride, Sodium Bisulfate, pure water, and heat). But anyway, as I've waffled a bit now, I'd give gold extraction a go, simply to see if I can and any gold I get I would just put in a display box for myself.

I dnt think thy take TVs on scrap yards my way mate how meany copper in KG do you recon is in a TV mate about 500g?

Do you take the forks on the plugs mate do you think its worth it

I stripit by hand mate I have 20kg to go thrw it's hard work what do you recommend as a striper mate

Another great video as always and awesome shirt. Just curious, does your scrapyard call that cast aluminum or old sheet?

Great video brother. I don't know where you found Marvin the Martian's Snukana Ray gun, but that would have brought BIG MONEY on eBay.

Congratulations on your 2000 mate you deserve it. Cheers Graham

You can sell the case too to make money. Lots of people looking for replacement cases.

Amazing eh! Beats gold panning any day.

My friend i go to extremes on haircuts myself. I start clean shaved short hair. When the hair grows out i stop shaving. When my beard bothers me i start again. You look better with hair. Or maybe get a cap. My lord. Not hating or trolling. I will send ya a florida gators hat if ya hit me up.

Smart video my friend.

Pioneer are a quality product ,it may have a built in amp ,they don’t build them like to used to

i found a gold looking ball inside my 360 is that gold

Wow! I'm surprised how much money that made you. Well done.

Congratulations you sir deserved 2k seems like not long ago you were searching for 1k, great video

Nice haircut. Congratulations on 2000 subs. Great tear down. Lots of aluminum. Awesome. Nice t shirt really cool

Great tear down. Never found that much copper in a dvd player. Awesome

Great video thank you

🎉🎉congratulations on 2k. Nice looking, Channel Shirt. Aluminum 🎉🎉

Good find, Wera screwdrivers are good. Great video

Awesome job on the 2000 plus brother if you do reshape the screwdriver remember its tempered. Regards from england 🇬🇧

Alumen it was called for 1700 years then it was called aluminium our American family simply give a nod to the Latin by making them sound phonetic ,like the Latin. I was based at Catterick regards from Coventry

Hopefully none of our brethren over the pond ask what Aluminium is! We should just say it's from mars or what the tablets speak of(letter by letter) Alphabetically, spoken for Thousands of years!

Nice job on the 2000, my friend. Nice chair, as well. I hope you made enough to get a new screwdriver off it

Try taking a hammer to the caster wheels. In my experience they pop right out.

Congratulations on 2k subscribers brother, very well deserved. Broken screwdriver 😢 Shirt looks awesome! Wow, that was so well built. I’ve never seen a chair with so much aluminum. That was awesome, brother!

If you have a bastard file , file the screw driver back to shape saves binning it love your videos greetings fea Aberdeen

I've only just seen this one 😂, it's brilliant 👏 😄

Some nice microscrap goodies I can see nice👍some lovely copper from transformer nice one buddy👍🔥keep on scrapping💯take care buddy and congratulations on your 2k milestone well deserved 🔥🔥🔥

Great video mate , I like to scrap all electrical / electronic items for the fun of taking them apart , everything that comes out is a bonus plus free lol keep up the good work mate and nice to see your channel doing well 👍😁

I get little surprises like this and it's always a good feeling.

Nice haul if copper. I tried to sell DVDs and VHS even if they're not working on eBay you get what better money for some of them. Cheers Graham

Never judge a DVD player by its cover 😅 Great result 👍

Great tear down thank you nice copper

Awesome episode brother I love everything I get as its free. If you Google multi link capacitors you will see that your bridges are two types of mlc not to confuse with mlcc awesome episode brother did you know that there are only 16 components in any tech still looking for number 17 but I think it will be a long time before I find a quantum pc in a skip lol. Catch up with you in the next episode brother stay safe regards from England