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@@scrapitall200 you don't get scrap price, on batteries? A few places here, don't charge for tv's and some electronics. There is a special shipping container they are put in, no charge. Not sure which country they go to, or ...?
Love the video, you are awesome for taking the time to show us how to do some scrapping with little or no tools. Take care and see you on the next video. May God bless you my friend.
Hand stripping wire is not an easy task, but to me it's worth it as I melt down and hoard all my copper. Appreciate the prayer at the end, all prayers are needed 🙏
Great video brother. Found out a few days ago that my scrap yard calls coax and Christmas lights trash. Also the prices are very low here...still. Coated copper wire is 20 cents a pound. God bless you
Yeah coax usually has a copper coated steel core, so I just toss them in the shred. I’m surprised about the Christmas lights since there is copper and brass in the light sockets. God bless you brother and thank you for watching.
Im in the water well industry. Just pulled a pump on a 380 foot well that we were abandoning for a municipality. Pump was set about 220 ft below ground using 6 gauge solid. 3 wires, so about 700 ft total. Stuff is a bear to strip. Seems like the insulation is stuck pretty good to the copper, any tips?
@@Watthead80 wow, that’s a lot of copper. I would try to get the wire as warm as possible, I wonder if that’ll help separating it. I would do a test piece of a couple pounds. Find out what your yard will pay for it as is versus what you’ll get paid for it stripped! Might not be too bad selling it as is if it’s too hard to get the insulation off. Sorry I don’t have anymore ideas, I’ve not really encountered that before.
I have made a board with two screws close enough to feed wires through . 1st set of screws is to guide the cable the second is to direct the wire into 3rd set of screws where there c I feed the wire through and place the blade onto of screws it cuts the through the wire caseing it takes me seconds to strop wires . There is 6 set I have made for the different sized wires to be fed through .. I hope this makes sense .
Great demo my friend. Have you ever asked your scrap buyer if they would buy the copper if you melted into bars and if so how would they buy it. You mentioned that the corroded wire is thin so it would be #2 even if it were clean so this may or may not help but if you mix up some water with powdered citric acid and heat it up and soak the copper in it it should clean off that corrosion. Just a thought.
Thank you! My yard won’t buy ingots cause they don’t know what’s inside. Some yards have a device that scans the metal and they can know if it’s pure. That is certainly an option to remove corrosion and upgrade the copper. Thank you for watching my friend.
@@musicalcompanion5890 16 gauge is my cutoff on what I’ll strip. Anything smaller than that really isn’t worth the effort, unless it’s something you find to be really enjoyable. Thank you for watching.
It all adds up for sure. I definitely prefer my Stripmeister, but there is something very satisfying about striping wire the old fashioned way. Thank you brother and God bless!
I have some very thick copper wire as thick as my thumb but it has a very hard plastic coating on it what is the easiest way to get it off I do not have a wire stripper
I leave it in the sun for a while to soften, put one end in a vise and use an old freshly sharpened butcher knife and run it along the insulation. This is what I do but take your own chances if you attempt it
Another trick I like to use for 14gauge and smaller use a cuticle knife (womens nail kits have them) and run it along only works with single strand copper tho if it’s hair wire or solid multi it tends to get tangled.. god bless
I have my own trick for getting the wire out of the jacket instead of trying to pick it out of the end I have an old Soup pot you grab the two ends of the wire and rub the center of the wire Over The Soup pot Edge did stretches the plastic coating and the wire pops straight up then you can easily grab it by the middle and fold it up like you do then just drop it in the pot but that's just my opinion thanks for your video I used to do it that way too until I got a stripper
Good video Christian brother. Another relevant tip would be to never attempt to hand strip wire with portions of the insulation melted. Way too much of a pain in the behind.
Bare Bright copper pays $3.65 a pound. It's worth stripping unless its Thin gauge- then I just turn it in " as is" plastic coated. Don't burn it- it makes a mess then it's not " Bare Bright"
Burning wire in my state is illegal, so I wouldn’t ever burn wire, not to mention it’s so bad for the environment. Yeah prices are really good right now. Thank you for watching.
Something's fishy with that Romex wire...🐟🐟🐟 it is never that easy for me... I usually pull the free wire and scrap the rest. My scrap yard gives me the same price for the Romex wire with the outside jacket on off.
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I'm still kinda curious about your expense on disposal of trimmings.
@@invisibilianone6288 maybe 1 cent. I didn’t weigh the insulation but I can’t imagine it was more than a few ounces.
@@scrapitall200 not the weight, the classification...sometimes, some locations, would charge extra for certain items.
@@invisibilianone6288 only extra fees for my place would be batteries, tvs and chemicals. So just regular garbage fees.
@@scrapitall200 you don't get scrap price, on batteries?
A few places here, don't charge for tv's and some electronics. There is a special shipping container they are put in, no charge.
Not sure which country they go to, or ...?
I totally agree with you about how satisfying it is to pull the insulation off of the copper wire. Great video!
So satisfying!
Thank you for stopping by, hope all is well with you and your family.
God bless you brother!
Thank you!
God bless you too.
@@scrapitall200thank you!
Awesome job showing us how to hand strip copper wires. 👍👍
Thank you buddy!
Glad I’m not the only one melting it down!
Love the video, you are awesome for taking the time to show us how to do some scrapping with little or no tools. Take care and see you on the next video. May God bless you my friend.
Thank you so much brother, I really appreciate your comment and your support.
Have a wonderful week and God bless you.
Nothing better than copper wire stripping. Love it brother. Nice and quick with the knife
I agree brother, it’s very satisfying.
Thank you for stopping by my friend!
Love stripping copper for some copper!! That’s great ways to strip some copper wire buddy! God bless buddy! Another great video like always my friend
Absolutely brother!
Thank you so much and God bless you too.
Another one bites the dust! I just tried this and they work awesome. Still prefer my strip Meister lol god bless
Absolutely, Stripmeister is an awesome tool.
Thank you brother for watching.
Hey SIA, thanl you for this video. Have a good time till next week!
Thank you for watching my friend. Have a wonderful week.
Something so simple as twisting the wire before pulling it. I never thought of, but wot great idea. Cheers Graham
Thank you my friend!
Hope you’re doing really well and thank you for watching.
Good video brother, I used to manually strip all my copper. Don't think I did as well as you did. Thanks for sharing and God bless my friend.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
Thank you brother!
I’ve had a lot of experience before I got my Stripmeister lol.
Thank you and God bless you too.
Nice practical video - look forward to the next one. 🎉
Thank you so much!
I really appreciate you watching.
Love Bright and Shinny Copper! 👊🏼👊🏼
Me too, it’s the best!
Thank you i was looking for a way to strip the wire by Hand this actually helped me alot😁
That’s awesome, I’m happy my video was helpful.
Thank you for watching.
Hand stripping wire is not an easy task, but to me it's worth it as I melt down and hoard all my copper. Appreciate the prayer at the end, all prayers are needed 🙏
I agree, it’s definitely worth it.
That is so very true.
God bless you abd thank you for watching.
Absolutely love these videos and the prayer makes the video complete .. praying for u as well bro
@@ALPHAandOMEGA- thank you so much for the prayers!
youd get more without melting btw
Amen ! Thanks for the help
@@crystalvaldez777 you’re welcome!
God bless. Thank you for watching.
Great video brother. Found out a few days ago that my scrap yard calls coax and Christmas lights trash. Also the prices are very low here...still. Coated copper wire is 20 cents a pound. God bless you
Yeah coax usually has a copper coated steel core, so I just toss them in the shred.
I’m surprised about the Christmas lights since there is copper and brass in the light sockets.
God bless you brother and thank you for watching.
G day from Ont. Yes having it warm really helps Thx It is raining & cold here.
Hey buddy, thank you for watching!
G day from Ontario. It's not rainy and cold here.
Thank You, that is very simple and I am an going to try it on the next batch!! Thank You Lord!!! 🙏
You’re welcome!
I hope it goes really well for you.
Thank you for watching.
Amen brother.
Florida ☀️ is perfect for stripping wires by hand.
It just melts off down there! 😂
@@ScorpionMetals same thing with chocolate candy 😆
@@ThatsRightRecycling 🤣 🤣 🤣
I bet it is, gotta love that sunshine.
I have some plastic coated copper wire as thick as my thumb,I don't have a wire stripper. What's the easiest way to get that hard coating off?
Very nice and quick video well done sir six stars brother
Thank you brother, I appreciate that.
Awesome way to do dryer cords.
Thank you!
I hope it’ll work really well for you.
Thank you for watching.
Yep! Good video . Exactly how i started out! No tools just my knif
Thank you!
I stripped many pounds just like this. I am thankful I have a stripper now lol.
Thank you for watching.
@@scrapitall200 yes sir lol my hands appreciate the stripper !! You're welcome!
Same here lol
Great video brother. God bless
Thank you brother. God bless you too.
Thank you
@@JohnJoe-pf8of you’re welcome brother.
Great video my friend
Thanks!
Cheers for the lesson great video thank you
@@M9998.3 You’re welcome!
Thank you for watching.
Pulling the wire is a great idea, no idea why I never thought of that.
It works so well!
Thank you for watching.
Great video James! I'm kinda one of those scrappers if it's copper it's getting stripped. If I got time to lean, I got copper to clean!😅😂
Heck yeah, I love your saying!
Thank you for watching.
Im in the water well industry. Just pulled a pump on a 380 foot well that we were abandoning for a municipality. Pump was set about 220 ft below ground using 6 gauge solid. 3 wires, so about 700 ft total. Stuff is a bear to strip. Seems like the insulation is stuck pretty good to the copper, any tips?
@@Watthead80 wow, that’s a lot of copper.
I would try to get the wire as warm as possible, I wonder if that’ll help separating it.
I would do a test piece of a couple pounds. Find out what your yard will pay for it as is versus what you’ll get paid for it stripped! Might not be too bad selling it as is if it’s too hard to get the insulation off.
Sorry I don’t have anymore ideas, I’ve not really encountered that before.
Very informative!!
@@deelerma569 awesome, thank you so much for watching!
I have made a board with two screws close enough to feed wires through . 1st set of screws is to guide the cable the second is to direct the wire into 3rd set of screws where there c I feed the wire through and place the blade onto of screws it cuts the through the wire caseing it takes me seconds to strop wires . There is 6 set I have made for the different sized wires to be fed through .. I hope this makes sense .
@@ALPHAandOMEGA- that does make sense and I bet it works great, thank you.
Amen brother!
God bless you 😁
Great demo my friend.
Have you ever asked your scrap buyer if they would buy the copper if you melted into bars and if so how would they buy it.
You mentioned that the corroded wire is thin so it would be #2 even if it were clean so this may or may not help but if you mix up some water with powdered citric acid and heat it up and soak the copper in it it should clean off that corrosion. Just a thought.
Thank you!
My yard won’t buy ingots cause they don’t know what’s inside. Some yards have a device that scans the metal and they can know if it’s pure.
That is certainly an option to remove corrosion and upgrade the copper.
Thank you for watching my friend.
Very nice video I’ve tried before. Couldn’t get the hang of it but will try again sometime
Thank you buddy!
It’s definitely a feel thing, but definitely try to warm your wire up, it helps tremendously.
Thank you for watching.
That’s how it’s done 💪
Thank you buddy!
any advice for 20g or smaller wire, is it even worth stripping by hand?
@@musicalcompanion5890 16 gauge is my cutoff on what I’ll strip. Anything smaller than that really isn’t worth the effort, unless it’s something you find to be really enjoyable.
Thank you for watching.
Thank you, sir.
You’re welcome.
Thank you for watching.
Awesome video
Thank you buddy!
@@scrapitall200you are welcome
I strip all my wire by hand right down to 18g 😂 great video Brother! God Bless
It all adds up for sure. I definitely prefer my Stripmeister, but there is something very satisfying about striping wire the old fashioned way.
Thank you brother and God bless!
@@scrapitall200 heating the wire a bit is definitely key when hand stripping!
@@BushDogScrapper absolutely. It’s a very noticeable difference.
It's nice when wire has a pull string for slicing the insulation
@@youknoweverything7643 heck yeah! 😃
I have some very thick copper wire as thick as my thumb but it has a very hard plastic coating on it what is the easiest way to get it off I do not have a wire stripper
Just replied to your other comment, let me know if you don’t see my reply.
Thank you for watching.
I leave it in the sun for a while to soften, put one end in a vise and use an old freshly sharpened butcher knife and run it along the insulation. This is what I do but take your own chances if you attempt it
Man has the sharpest box cutter in all the land
They are a Craftsman brand and they are very sharp lol
Thank you for watching.
Awesome job brother
Thank you brother!
Good tutorial, buddy. That's not what our dryer cords look like up here, and I'm glad. Ours are a much heavier gauge, I think.
Thank you buddy, I appreciate it.
It said it was 10 gauge, but idk 😂
@@scrapitall200 It might just look smaller because it's flat.
@@HHRecycling that’s probably the case! I would think 220 wire would be relatively the same.
Can you please do one on circuit breaker fuses ?
Absolutely, once I get some I will definitely do a video.
Is there anything worth some coin in a computer router? Ive got like 6 junk ones for whatever reason I just never threw away.
Yes, they have a decent circuit board that can be sold to Boardsort.
Good for those starting out
Absolutely! Definitely worth buying a stripper imo.
Thank you for watching.
Thanks for the method , was stripping for 2 months , got 20 bucks
On joking I been doing it for some weeks now and I appreciate the videos man
Just watched the one stripping the microwave , was a good watch, for me that's £10 roughly a microwave , I'll be keeping my eyes open for them
@@Robzajacindigo you’re welcome, I’m happy my videos have been helpful.
Thank you for watching my videos.
Another trick I like to use for 14gauge and smaller use a cuticle knife (womens nail kits have them) and run it along only works with single strand copper tho if it’s hair wire or solid multi it tends to get tangled.. god bless
Oh very cool idea, thank you for that.
God bless you too!
Whats your wire stripping machine called?
@@bobbobby602 Stripmeister. Made in Canada and you can buy them through Amazon. I highly recommend one, they are worth every penny.
Love your prayers
Thank you!
God bless you and thank you for watching.
Super🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Thank you buddy!
How do you strip internet wire that has glue inside?
You talking about cat cable? Aka Ethernet cable?
Excellent video, my friend now I know not to sell off my stripper lol
Wire strippers are a definite must lol. Thank you buddy.
What does that mean? "Se off my stripper"
Sell
@@scrapitall200 lol that’s for sure
@@scrapitall200 thanks Chris🤣
I use the "Push and Pull" method. ♻️💲♻️💲♻️💲♻️
Awesome! Really does with work well.
Thank you for watching my friend.
I have my own trick for getting the wire out of the jacket instead of trying to pick it out of the end I have an old Soup pot you grab the two ends of the wire and rub the center of the wire Over The Soup pot Edge did stretches the plastic coating and the wire pops straight up then you can easily grab it by the middle and fold it up like you do then just drop it in the pot but that's just my opinion thanks for your video I used to do it that way too until I got a stripper
Great idea, thank you!
Yeah I got a Stripmeister over a year ago, I love that tool so much.
Thank you for watching.
@@scrapitall200👍 🤠
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for watching, I appreciate it.
Good video Christian brother. Another relevant tip would be to never attempt to hand strip wire with portions of the insulation melted. Way too much of a pain in the behind.
Thank you brother and God bless you.
Ah I bet it is, I’ve never actually had any that had melted insulation. Thank you for the heads up.
@@scrapitall200 God bless
@@ironangel667 thank you!
Bare Bright copper pays $3.65 a pound. It's worth stripping unless its Thin gauge- then I just turn it in " as is" plastic coated. Don't burn it- it makes a mess then it's not " Bare Bright"
Burning wire in my state is illegal, so I wouldn’t ever burn wire, not to mention it’s so bad for the environment.
Yeah prices are really good right now.
Thank you for watching.
🤙🤙👍 done many a pound that way 😁✌️
Same here brother. It’s kind of fun doing it the old school way lol.
Thank you for watching.
😎👍👍👍
Thank you for watching buddy!
Copper wire is copper wire. I strip everything
Absolutely, it does all add up.
Thank you for watching.
I do this with copper cables
@@Noone-wt5rx nice! It’s quite easy really.
Thank you for watching.
Thank you, Brother ❤️
Can you please pray for my wife and I.
Maddid & Paul
Marital problems
Absolutely brother, I’ll be praying for you both and your marriage!
@@scrapitall200 thank you ❤️
@@KPaul7 anytime brother!
I’m really sorry you two are having problems. 😢
I never use a razor it’s to sharpe I use a fillet knife and a nail I can strip almost any size wire in seconds
@@dexteravent2850 whatever gets it stripped, that’s all that matters. Lot of cool ideas out there for stripping wire. Thank you for watching.
Something's fishy with that Romex wire...🐟🐟🐟 it is never that easy for me... I usually pull the free wire and scrap the rest. My scrap yard gives me the same price for the Romex wire with the outside jacket on off.
It’s always been that way for me!
That’s a sweet deal!
Thank you for watching.
Hands,,,, ?⚡😁☕
I have two hands, high five buddy 🤲🤣
@@scrapitall200 my hands, are not knives, but, my brain is sharp, sometimes,,,, when the two cells are not fighting for 3rd place....😂☕
@@invisibilianone6288 I believe you 😂🤣
Coppa coppa coppa
Good stuff!
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Yooooo
Yoooo! lol
My area $3.40 a pound
That’s a good price.
Thank you for watching.
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Woohoo 🎉
Anen
God bless!
85th
Dang, not first? 🤣
85th 🤣
@@ThatsRightRecycling 🤣
@@scrapitall200 no I woke up 8 minutes late, the wolf pack got here first
@@ThatsRightRecycling lol settle down
8th
Thank you for watching buddy.
@@scrapitall200 yeah
@@scrapitall200 yt turned off the like nonfiction for me like on comments
@@smitchlego weird
453 grams is not over a pound.
453 grams is one pound. It was just a hair over a pound, so I just rounded it down to one pound.
@@scrapitall200 .No it's not. 454 grams is one pound. You had less than a pound not over a pound.
Look at the scale and you’ll see it read over one pound. Google 1 pound to grams.
Awesome. Gloves are a must or else those thin strands will splinter off and poke you! 🩸🩸🩸How do I know?? 😅
Yep, been there too buddy, they hurt 😂
Thank you for watching!