@scrapitall200 mate your videos are awesome so I'm always pleased to watch. On holiday in Tenerife with my family at the moment so thank you for keeping me entertained whilst having a little Jim Beam and coke 👍
I like the price break down at the end. Its interesting seeing what its actually worth. Some one was throwing out over 6 bucks and would have paid to throw it out.
@scrapitall200 yeah, I would normally do it, too, but if I can sell the whole thing, I won't need to get mad at myself for having it sitting around for a year.
@@HHRecycling it always comes down to time, right? Nothing wrong with choosing to just scrap things as they are. Thanks again for watching, I appreciate it considering you’re a busy guy.
@scrapitall200 I try to make time to catch up in the morning and you were the first one I saw. I also really wanted to know what was inside of it. You know we are getting old when the clickbait is what's inside a cash register.
I had fun doing this for sure, then again I always have fun scrapping. Probably isn’t worth it for most, but for me I’ll scrap them all. Thank you for watching.
Thank you, I appreciate that. I’m a fan of his channel, but you’re right, we are quite different lol. I wish I had the kind of copper he gets lol. Thank you for watching.
I bet there was no money in it and yet there is money in it, haha. There is always that one screw that just tests ya patience, huh? That was a good itemized breakdown.
@@scrapitall200 I was just thinking. Your machete hack for stators, would that work on the likes of the transformer you broke down towards the end of the video?
@@MicroScraprMike that’s a great question. I’ve used it on smaller transformers with no problems at all. I haven’t tried it yet on one this size because I haven’t found one yet ti try. Because this one can be taken apart with the hammer, I choose to go that method instead of wearing out my machete. As soon as I find one though, I will test it in a video. Thank you for your question, I appreciate it very much.
I’m sure you are totally correct. I actually don’t strip them, I’m saving them to melt the copper from the steel once I get a forge, but figured I show how it can be done. Thank you for watching buddy!
The main processing board with the ICs on it...leave the ICs on it and you should have no problem selling it as high peripheral. If you take the ICs off, it would probably downgrade it to just a mid-grade board and not worth shipping. Good breakdown video. Haven't seen a cash register done before. 👍
After I made the video I checked Boardsort.com and I was pretty sure it’s a high grade peripheral, thank you for confirming that for me! Thank you for watching, Roger!
@@THEATREGOD3 some stuff isn’t cost effective to ship, but some definitely is. Ram sells for $23 a pound and I can fit just over 3 pounds inside a flat rate box that costs $10.20 to ship. I’ve not shipped enough stuff to them yet to really know what’s worth it and what isn’t. Shark Scrapper on UA-cam has some good videos about shipping stuff to Boardsort.com.
@@THEATREGOD3 A good general rule for shipping cost is $1.00/lb. Shark Scrapper has a couple of good videos on shipping to Boardsort and I also have one in my video list. ua-cam.com/video/cWrxW-FbPks/v-deo.html Flat rate boxes are your best value for shipping if your boards will fit. The lowest grade I would consider shipping is high peripheral, as long as there is enough weight in the box to cover shipping. I wouldn't ship anything under $2.00/lb unless you're using it as "filler". When I have unused space in my box, I will fill that unused space with gold connector ends at $.70/lb just to use that space up. A large flat rate shipping box is like $22 and change right now, so as long as you have more than $23 in your box, you are money ahead. The higher the grade and the more weight you can fit into a box, the better. I make about $20 profit on a full 11 lb. box of CD ROM boards, and as you can see in my video, I made about $420 profit on that one, Hope this helps!!
On the plugs I guess I am cheap or I prefer thrifty. I cut that bit of copper of the brass. I need a vise I use channel locks in one hand pliers in the other and twist like chubby checker.
Oh I absolutely clip the copper off the ends, it might not weigh a bunch, but that copper adds up lol. Yes, I think the vise is much better. I’ve done it that way but gets a little hard on the wrists after awhile.
i like how you scrap it all - for my part i would like to see it in more detail (for example at 13:05 mins cleaning the copper piece. go on with your great work, looking forward to your next video!
Thank you so much, I appreciate it! Sometimes I worry too much about the length of my videos. I will try to do more of showing the complete process of cleaning copper stuff and such in the future. Thank you for watching and sharing your feedback!
Dear, Why do you cut the power cord before opening the covers? When I open tools, I can get the whole power cord to the brass connectors ir switch inside. I keep some long power cords in order to replace a damaged one in another tool. Best regards and thanks for letting us see what is inside.
Dear, The printed circuit boards, even totally depopulated, still have a thin layer of copper. I am not sure it's worth something, but in big factories, they should be able to extract this layer and also recover the tin from the solder. When I was a teenager, I used to print my own PCBs with masking tape and dissolving the copper layer with the appropriate chemical (ferrous trichloride). So I assume the big factories should be able to extract copper from the PCB, but don't know if it is worth the price.
@@richardhulbert9480 yes, now I just need to go buy one lol. Thanks for watching friend. I’m going to email you later about my thoughts on the furnace. I like it
1st did you get all that money out of it lol 😂 😂 hate when you always gotta fight a screw! Haha going get this board hope your not bored that rhymed great video buddy! Great tear down!
Your videos are excellent. Your analysis at the end of each is also excellent. If you wish to grow your channel, then please, please keep your religion and your god out of it. We come to watch what you do very well, not to be converted!.Remember that 84% of the world's population does not believe in your god. Whilst I acknowledge and would even defend your right to believe in whatever you want, a UA-cam video about E-watse is not, I repeat not a forum for your beliefs. Keep up the good work you are one of the better channels out there so I would hate to have to unsubscribe. cheers, Julian@@scrapitall200
Right on! 👍
Thank you!
A scrapitall teardown. My day is complete 😊
Well aren’t you easy to keep happy! Lol. Thank you so much for watching my Scottish brother!
Hope you’re doing well and the UK is doing well!
@scrapitall200 mate your videos are awesome so I'm always pleased to watch. On holiday in Tenerife with my family at the moment so thank you for keeping me entertained whilst having a little Jim Beam and coke 👍
@@ScrappingScotland well thank you so much for your kind words! Enjoy your time away with your family brother.
Never seen one of those scrapped before.
This was my first as well.
Thank you for watching
@@scrapitall200you are welcome
Very informative and great video thank you for sharing and God bless
Thank you, I appreciate you taking the time to watch. God is good!
Never have done a cash register. Thanks for sharing your tear down.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
I’m happy you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.
I like the price break down at the end. Its interesting seeing what its actually worth. Some one was throwing out over 6 bucks and would have paid to throw it out.
I’m happy you totally get it, lots don’t see there’s extra money to be made from other peoples trash. Thanks for watching, Jay!
Cool. Never knew what was inside
Thank you for watching.
Welcome
Excellent breakdown video my friend. Stay blessed. ♻️
Thank you so much, I appreciate that!
@@scrapitall200 You're welcome!
Lots of great stuff in that
It was better than I was expecting, thank you for watching!
That was an experience! Great video!
Thank you so much.
This is like a little treasure hunt
That’s one of the things I really love about scrapping, you never know what you’ll find inside things.
@@scrapitall200 I can totally relate to that 👍
I’m always up to a challenge to satisfy my curiosity of scrap.
Awesome!
Thank you for watching.
👍👍
Thanks for watching
Your welcome
God bless
@@JohnJoe-pf8of God bless you too
CheeRs Bro that cash machine was full of awesome scrap cash! ♻️💪🏻💰
Thank you brother, I appreciate it.
That was a great video. I have a couple vintage cash registers to scrap
Thank you so much brother! Vintage ones would be cool to see scrapped
Great teardown, and now I know not to bother, in case I ever come across one.
For me it was totally worth it, but then again I scrap it all. Lol.
@scrapitall200 yeah, I would normally do it, too, but if I can sell the whole thing, I won't need to get mad at myself for having it sitting around for a year.
@@HHRecycling it always comes down to time, right? Nothing wrong with choosing to just scrap things as they are. Thanks again for watching, I appreciate it considering you’re a busy guy.
@scrapitall200 I try to make time to catch up in the morning and you were the first one I saw. I also really wanted to know what was inside of it. You know we are getting old when the clickbait is what's inside a cash register.
@@HHRecycling 😂😂 so very true!!
Good video!
Thank you so much buddy. I appreciate you watching multiple videos.
Great video thanks for doing it. Always interesting to see different items disassembled
Thank you and you’re very welcome. I too enjoy seeing what’s inside different things.
🤙🤙👍 had bout a dozen one time,did one just to see what was in it,clipped cords on the rest and shred it went 😁✌️
I had fun doing this for sure, then again I always have fun scrapping. Probably isn’t worth it for most, but for me I’ll scrap them all. Thank you for watching.
Nice
@@reginacarroll8149 thank you!
Great video! Never seen a cash register torn apart!
Thank you buddy, I appreciate it. Me either, now we both have lol.
@scrapitall200 I do believe you missed a little copper in the reciept head though!! Lol
@@scrappingonthefly77 you think so? I’ll have to look at it again
@@scrapitall200 messaging you !!
Sounds good brother.
Great video brother
Thank you for watching!
3:38 Isn't that how it always goes? haha! XD
That is the truth! 😂
fascinating - great micro scrapping - very different to project shop Florida scrap channel but you both have the same eye for detail and understanding
Thank you, I appreciate that. I’m a fan of his channel, but you’re right, we are quite different lol. I wish I had the kind of copper he gets lol. Thank you for watching.
Yes he has so much copper - but you both maximise and don't waste anything that is really good @@scrapitall200
I love watching him strip copper wire, it’s impressive. Thank you.
Interesting :)
Thank you for watching.
I bet there was no money in it and yet there is money in it, haha. There is always that one screw that just tests ya patience, huh? That was a good itemized breakdown.
Right? Always ONE screw lol. I did find a penny 😂
Thank you my friend, I appreciate it.
@@scrapitall200 I was just thinking. Your machete hack for stators, would that work on the likes of the transformer you broke down towards the end of the video?
@@MicroScraprMike that’s a great question. I’ve used it on smaller transformers with no problems at all. I haven’t tried it yet on one this size because I haven’t found one yet ti try. Because this one can be taken apart with the hammer, I choose to go that method instead of wearing out my machete. As soon as I find one though, I will test it in a video. Thank you for your question, I appreciate it very much.
@scrapitall200 No problem! I look forward to the results. 🙂
Very cool I think that little motor would work out to the same stripping it or selling as a motor
I’m sure you are totally correct. I actually don’t strip them, I’m saving them to melt the copper from the steel once I get a forge, but figured I show how it can be done. Thank you for watching buddy!
The main processing board with the ICs on it...leave the ICs on it and you should have no problem selling it as high peripheral. If you take the ICs off, it would probably downgrade it to just a mid-grade board and not worth shipping. Good breakdown video. Haven't seen a cash register done before. 👍
After I made the video I checked Boardsort.com and I was pretty sure it’s a high grade peripheral, thank you for confirming that for me! Thank you for watching, Roger!
Curious as anyone sent if several boards are several lb of anything's for sword and if so do the shipping cost match what you got back from them
@@THEATREGOD3 some stuff isn’t cost effective to ship, but some definitely is. Ram sells for $23 a pound and I can fit just over 3 pounds inside a flat rate box that costs $10.20 to ship. I’ve not shipped enough stuff to them yet to really know what’s worth it and what isn’t. Shark Scrapper on UA-cam has some good videos about shipping stuff to Boardsort.com.
@@THEATREGOD3 A good general rule for shipping cost is $1.00/lb. Shark Scrapper has a couple of good videos on shipping to Boardsort and I also have one in my video list. ua-cam.com/video/cWrxW-FbPks/v-deo.html Flat rate boxes are your best value for shipping if your boards will fit. The lowest grade I would consider shipping is high peripheral, as long as there is enough weight in the box to cover shipping. I wouldn't ship anything under $2.00/lb unless you're using it as "filler". When I have unused space in my box, I will fill that unused space with gold connector ends at $.70/lb just to use that space up. A large flat rate shipping box is like $22 and change right now, so as long as you have more than $23 in your box, you are money ahead. The higher the grade and the more weight you can fit into a box, the better. I make about $20 profit on a full 11 lb. box of CD ROM boards, and as you can see in my video, I made about $420 profit on that one, Hope this helps!!
thanks@@cuscrapping
On the plugs I guess I am cheap or I prefer thrifty. I cut that bit of copper of the brass. I need a vise I use channel locks in one hand pliers in the other and twist like chubby checker.
Oh I absolutely clip the copper off the ends, it might not weigh a bunch, but that copper adds up lol.
Yes, I think the vise is much better. I’ve done it that way but gets a little hard on the wrists after awhile.
First time I heard you say your UA-cam name. I took a look at it again. Seems my eyes tricked me. I thought it was scraptail. Lol
You’re aren’t the only one to think the same 😂
You're not alone me too lol
@@antoniolerma5421 😂
Happens often
Great tear down think I've only ever only done 2 tills seems quite a bit in the one you stripped down
I was quite pleased with what I got out of it. Thank you for watching.
I was interested to see what was in that thing. You know what I'd really be interested in seeing is what it looks like inside a Playstation or xbox!
Me too. Still haven’t found one to scrap. I do have a broken Nintendo Wii I’m going to scrap soon though. Thank you for watching brother.
i like how you scrap it all - for my part i would like to see it in more detail (for example at 13:05 mins cleaning the copper piece. go on with your great work, looking forward to your next video!
Thank you so much, I appreciate it!
Sometimes I worry too much about the length of my videos. I will try to do more of showing the complete process of cleaning copper stuff and such in the future. Thank you for watching and sharing your feedback!
Dear,
Why do you cut the power cord before opening the covers?
When I open tools, I can get the whole power cord to the brass connectors ir switch inside. I keep some long power cords in order to replace a damaged one in another tool.
Best regards and thanks for letting us see what is inside.
It’s just the way I do it, I like to get the cord out of my way.
Rember fellas. Its only scraping sometimes a BFH can be your best friend 😊
Hammer would be quicker, but there’s no fun in that for me lol. Thank you for watching.
Dear,
The printed circuit boards, even totally depopulated, still have a thin layer of copper. I am not sure it's worth something, but in big factories, they should be able to extract this layer and also recover the tin from the solder. When I was a teenager, I used to print my own PCBs with masking tape and dissolving the copper layer with the appropriate chemical (ferrous trichloride). So I assume the big factories should be able to extract copper from the PCB, but don't know if it is worth the price.
There is but for us regular scrappers it would never be worth all the trouble.
Oh cool, that’s neat.
saludo
Thank you!
I'm not sure, I belive I watched a different scrapper and they mentioned that glass fuses fuse link inside is silver or silver bearing.
I’ve heard older ones do.
When in doubt grab the bigger hammer.
@@richardhulbert9480 yes, now I just need to go buy one lol.
Thanks for watching friend.
I’m going to email you later about my thoughts on the furnace. I like it
1st did you get all that money out of it lol 😂 😂 hate when you always gotta fight a screw! Haha going get this board hope your not bored that rhymed great video buddy! Great tear down!
I found 1 penny inside 😂
My jokes probably should be scrapped lol. Thank you for watching buddy!
@@scrapitall200 hey that better then no money lol keep making them awesome videos!
@@ScrapMan69 that is true lol. Thank you buddy, I really appreciate that.
The reality of scraping. WHERES THE SCREW?
That’s the truth 😆
I think you missed something on the key pad,you should have removed the back piece, if I recall right there is gold under each number
Oh dang, never even crossed my mind to look, thank you, I appreciate it.
Did you give Way that silver bar I going though spam folder and said I won but it might be to late
You had a email saying you won?
I would have paid you to send me that for more than board sort would ever pay. Oh good you decided to depopulate it
What would you have used it for?
Computer printers are the most worthless to scrap.
That’s not a computer printer though
@@scrapitall200 I know. I'm just saying printers have nothing in them
Technically there is a few small motors and a circuit board, but yes they are mostly just plastic. My yard won’t even take them as shred lol
Would have been a good vid except for the god bullshit at the end
Thank you for watching.
Your videos are excellent. Your analysis at the end of each is also excellent. If you wish to grow your channel, then please, please keep your religion and your god out of it.
We come to watch what you do very well, not to be converted!.Remember that 84% of the world's population does not believe in your god. Whilst I acknowledge and would even defend your right to believe in whatever you want, a UA-cam video about E-watse is not, I repeat not a forum for your beliefs.
Keep up the good work you are one of the better channels out there so I would hate to have to unsubscribe. cheers, Julian@@scrapitall200
I’m never going to stop praying! I respect your choice to leave.