Welcome back all you sensational Subscribers , I hope you've had an amazing week. What a massive haul today and quite a few pours in this one. An awesome heavy motor from the scrapyard that my friend put aside for me go pick it up. So let's Get it home and get it melted. Thanks for sticking around I muchly appreciate it. Have an awesome weekend and be safe. See you all soon 👋🏻😁
You will not crack 100C unless you are below sea level, likely 99.6 will be a peak, especially as those are not really calibrated in the factory other than a single point cal, done at assembly using ambient temp, and an average for the NTC thermistor used for slope. Try another 3 or so units, and use the one that reads the highest at room temp when next to the others.
I try to respond as often as possible, but it’s pretty hard with the amount of comments I receive, but if I’m on my phone and one pops up I definitely answer👍🏻
Bloody hell YEAH, grab 'em both, Mate! As a medically retired Truckie, move the weight about a foot past centre axle. As in just a foot further forward.
Yeah wish I could but my trailers only designed for 450 kg so I don’t really want to double that especially when I have to drive a little bit on some pretty shitty roads. No rush it’s all good I’m going back on Monday or Tuesday to grab it, and hopefully there’ll be some other pieces I can chuck in the trailer🤔.
@@bigstackDI can't blame you.years ago I ended up putting too much weight on my pup while my dispatch told me they wouldn't spend the time to get a different load for me. once I dropped off the load, I called dispatch and told them, now the next time I tell you I'm not going to put 3,000 lb coils on my outside rail pup, you'd better listen to me. That load didn't pay enough to cover the cost of redecking my pup.
Went to bed last night, and had a warm fuzzy feeling knowing that there'd be a new BigstackD video for me to watch in the morning. It really made my day better already.
yes please grab the other motor as well. i really love seeing you go ham on those big chonkers and how they come apart into their individual pieces before they get molten down. actually i love everything from start to finish of a motor meltdown
If you have to ask about whether you should grab it, the answer is most definitely YES!! Love the Mulan bucket, and it's always great to see a huge melt. We appreciate all the work you put into these to not only show us the melting but to make the videos entertaining.
I have been watching your videos for a couple years now, and even to this day there is still just something about this "faceless", "voiceless" and tattooed wonder and his 2 doggos that i just can't get enough while watching your videos. I enjoy your limited commentary text throughout the videos, a man of few words, but those words are simple and to the point with letting us know what you're doing throughout your day/video breaking stuff down and melting the copper and such. I have also always been a fan of your mid video meal cooking also, as with all that work you've gotta keep those energy levels up. I also really like the Deadpool character on your bench in the corner. Also, who doesn't love all of your "Nature Appreciation" moments. Cant wait for the next videos, keep up the good work, you're definitely living many people's dreams!!!!
Cheers Tony always appreciated my friend. It’s bloody freezing here but it’s not raining so I thought I’d best get out and maybe mow the lawns so I can have the weekend to melt but I have no idea what I’m doing next week. I’m sure I’ll figure something out.👍🏻. Have a great weekend buddy and happy 100th for Monday👊🏻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
As I’m watching this here in Alabama it’s thundering and raining like hell. It’s been bone dry for a while so I’m not complaining. I’ve been to Perth back in November of 82 and if I could ever visit Australia again, that’s where I would want to be. As a young lad in the early seventies I dreamed of seeing Australia and my dream came true. Wishing every Aussie here a heart felt greeting from Alabama.
Modern miracle - the sound of a small motorcycle going by, is captured on a video, and replayed thousands of kilometers away on the other side of the planet…all the while the rider not knowing what they are participating in…
Thanks mate, you've made my favorite day of the week a Friday. Only work till 14h00 go grab snacks, biltong, beer and get home enjoy your videos and relax. Its hard to find that sort of joy in something these days but you make my Fridays awesome. Thank you for that. a random south african fan
I swear in every video you go to a junkyard or old shed someplace, grab a whole bunch of new material to melt, only melt a fraction of it in the video, and then next week you're off getting even more stuff. You must have a pretty good scrapyard of your own going at your place after years of collecting stuff to melt that you'll get round to melting some day.
Yeah mate, it never hurts to have too much scrap metal laying around, You never know when we gonna have another Covid outbreak or worse, so at least I know if I’m trapped on the property I’ll have six months worth of videos to send out👊🏻.
Thanks, you too Buddy , thanks again mate your support is awesome. Much appreciated. Yes it’s a heavy little bugger that’s for sure but I’ll go back and get the other one which is a little bit heavier I’m guessing but probably only buy a few kilos. I also have 690 kg Motor hidden under that tarp🤫 this thing I believe is from the 1940s it’s pretty old . I’ll be putting that out in October I reckon👊🏻.
I admire your patience deconstructing this motor. I was hoping the fire would have been sufficient to melt the copper out. You are a good person to care for your birds. Wishing you and your family a blessed week. Peace brother
Ol’ Ingot really puts the “shag” back in “shag carpet” 😂 Love how both boys know what they’re about when the door opens. Bullion is on parrot patrol straight away, and Ingot makes a beeline for the rug!
Oh no, the poor birds won't eat from your hand anymore! It always made me happy to see them come right up and eat from your hand. I hope they'll get to trust you again soon.
If you're planning to do a rainy-day scrap-down, though, make sure you have your raincoat on, and gloves on if you're holding something sharp and it slips, piercing your hand. If possible, you could use your power tools to break it down in your shed.
Good morning Bigstack. It's Friday morning here in San Antonio, TX, and it's 3:56 am. Just finished watching the video and enjoyed it very much. Stay dry and be safe.
depends when and where! If you look at the satellite view of Australia on Google Maps, he lives in the green patch in the bottom left side of the country.
Actually, I cut out the tiniest little bit extra to get it exactly an hour when I realise it was so close. I uploaded it at 1:00:00 but when it uploaded it said 1:00:01 🤷🏻♂️. Maybe yours says exactly an hour, but it’s actually one second over on my end
Great video, from a fellow melter. Scrap has gotten pretty pricey lately! It's nice to have friends with random metals to spare. I hope you have a great weekend, friend.
This may be another "silly" question but when you go to the Salvage yards and get things like that motor, how much does the Salvage yard charge you for it? (I'm presuming that they paid someone for it when it arrived). ETA: And GEEZ! That's a lot of copper! LOL!
hi...Mate It's good to see a new video. What a giant motor and I imagine that it took many hours of work to disassemble that motor, although the video is 1 hour, I see in this video it had a lot more work, a very good amount of copper to add to the pile, not bad 22 kg. Well here in Argentina we are a little anxious because this Sunday an Argentine driver debuts in Formula 1 Franco Colapinto after 23 years without one, I followed Formula 1 all my life and I love it. excellent video as always, have a great week Cheers!!
@@fiatconcesionariooficial4267 no worries at all buddy cheers for the ongoing support. It really does mean a lot to me. I love watching Formula One but really only the highlights as if there’s nothing exciting happening then I tend to get sidetracked, but the highlight reels are always awesome whether it be the race or the qualifying highlights I like them both. Well good luck with the race. I hope the driver you mentioned does well and makes you proud 👊🏻😁. Have a great weekend buddy I’m just off to melt something from my storage area for next week I reckon👍🏻
@@bigstackD Hello, I will continue sending super chat to your channel, I really like all the content of each video and I value all the work you do each week, for that reason I do a small collaboration every Friday, as I mentioned in another message I will to send a parcel with 2 pieces of metal, one of aluminum and the other piece I don't know if it is magnesium or aluminum Thank you for the support of our Formula 1 driver, have a good sunday cheers
Hey buddy, how are you mate? Just gonna say Mate the last super thanks you sent I really appreciate it as usual but unfortunately the message didn’t come through properly and was in the spam folder for some reason but when I approved it it has now disappeared, and I can’t seem to find it, which is weird ?? Not sure if you asked any questions so if you did buddy, just chuck it through again on this comment and I’ll get back to you when I get a chance 👊🏻😁
@@bigstackDhi, friend Did you receive the money I sent $5000? How strange what happened, I go to his last video and in the comments part I see my message Well now I copy the message I sent him
Yes, please get the big motor as well! I love the longer videos you've been doing. I would also enjoy the longer videos of the whole breakdown process of the different types of motors, welders, appliances, or whatever else you come across in order to harvest the metal to melt down. I can't wait till you get your hands on aluminum engine blocks, heads, and intakes. Keep melting and I'll keep watching!
This is a nice video. Its so relaxing to watch at night when I'm winding down. I'm a new metal melter and I'm wondering how do you clean out your crucibles after you're done using them so you can melt other metals in them? Thank you.
@@cassiusparker5176 normally I’ll just use a stainless steel spoon or a flathead screwdriver and give a gentle scrape. I’m not too concerned with cross contamination as these are just personal pieces I collect but when you have the chance I always recommend using one crucible for each different metal that way if there is a little bit of copper or brass left in it that can just mix in with the next melt, but other than that give it a gentle scrape out after you have poured or while the crucible is still pretty hot as that will make it a bit easier👍🏻.
@@bigstackD Ok, thank you so much. I'll be sure to do that when I get back to my melting. I melt at my school so I'm looking forward to showing my classmates these methods to make our melting easier. Thank you
Hey mate thanks for the videos they've walked me through some dark days recently I don't understand why i'm just glad you do what you do you hang in there and if you ever have any of these items that you sell I know you collect most of your stuff but if you did tell me where I can go because I would honestly love to help support you
Cheers buddy, I’m still working full-time, so this is all just a hobby so I’m not looking to make money on my pieces just yet but maybe one day if I do UA-cam full-time I’ll look at selling some coins and stuff👊🏻😁
Man, yo won't crack 100º while the sensor is IN the water. When any water molecule reaches 100º becomes gas, so it won't be IN the water. At least at 1atm. of pressure. This is how chemical destilation works, as much as you heat the liquid it will stay at boiling temperatura until it fully evaporates. And you won't get superheated water in those open-air, water-moving conditions. Your are now getting 99º because it's winter and atmospheric pressure is slightly less than normal, so water boils easier. But it also depends on that cheap thermometer accuracy, that btw seems quite good. EDIT: You get >100º when sensor is touching the tray bottom or the copper block
THIS! If he read 100 maybe the sensor was on a copper brick. But until the sensor is in liquid water at "normal" pressure you cannot reach or pass 100. Then there is maybe a component of sensor calibration.
11:08 13/16" Imperil wrench in Australia?? And yet here in the US we use Metric fasteners for most things. What in the upside down Australia is happening...? 😂
You're very meticulous on the disassembly. I'm wondering if you got a hydraulic press and just started breaking the castings. And maybe a shredder of some kind. Might save you quite a bit of time.
Awesome episode brother it's probably the worse winter for rain you have ever filmed. I like the gas challenge you just set. I wonder what a complete furnace overhaul results would be. See you Friday have a great rest of your weekend.
Yes - grab them all! I love the copper melts. I really love watching the disassembly! And I love you beginning your videos with that pitter-patter of blasting rain on the metal shed roof. Enjoy it while it lasts! :D Send some rain this way - we need it here in Arizona.
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Welcome back all you sensational Subscribers , I hope you've had an amazing week. What a massive haul today and quite a few pours in this one. An awesome heavy motor from the scrapyard that my friend put aside for me go pick it up. So let's Get it home and get it melted. Thanks for sticking around I muchly appreciate it. Have an awesome weekend and be safe. See you all soon 👋🏻😁
Yes Yes OMG Both 24kg
Hey buddy thank you so much for taking the time out of your week to make these videos for us to watch thank you buddy you have a great weekend as well
You will not crack 100C unless you are below sea level, likely 99.6 will be a peak, especially as those are not really calibrated in the factory other than a single point cal, done at assembly using ambient temp, and an average for the NTC thermistor used for slope. Try another 3 or so units, and use the one that reads the highest at room temp when next to the others.
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That was quite a rewarding melt, especially the value of it, cheers!
This guy lives my literal dream. No one around, surrounded by nature, burning shit for fun. What a legend.
@@johnmottarella2371 👊🏻😁
@@bigstackD OMG HE RESPONDED!!! WHAT A LAD
I try to respond as often as possible, but it’s pretty hard with the amount of comments I receive, but if I’m on my phone and one pops up I definitely answer👍🏻
As a pyro and cat person dream lifestyle
Awesome videos as usual 🙂👍
Bloody hell YEAH, grab 'em both, Mate!
As a medically retired Truckie, move the weight about a foot past centre axle. As in just a foot further forward.
Yeah wish I could but my trailers only designed for 450 kg so I don’t really want to double that especially when I have to drive a little bit on some pretty shitty roads. No rush it’s all good I’m going back on Monday or Tuesday to grab it, and hopefully there’ll be some other pieces I can chuck in the trailer🤔.
I saw the first two lines of your comment and thought you were referring to the supplied picture of the Sex bot.
@@bigstackDI can't blame you.years ago I ended up putting too much weight on my pup while my dispatch told me they wouldn't spend the time to get a different load for me. once I dropped off the load, I called dispatch and told them, now the next time I tell you I'm not going to put 3,000 lb coils on my outside rail pup, you'd better listen to me.
That load didn't pay enough to cover the cost of redecking my pup.
@@bigstackDYou don't want to blow up your Jeep. You made the right choice to leave the other behind.
You can take both if you make 2 trips to the scrapyard...might be gone otherwise. Early bird and all that🤔👍
Went to bed last night, and had a warm fuzzy feeling knowing that there'd be a new BigstackD video for me to watch in the morning. It really made my day better already.
I love the fact that you are environmentally conscious whilst still getting all your scraps down the dust!
I have never seen a black cockatoo!!! Thanks for that.
The doggos really love the farm life, comfortable and a lot more to see than when in the burbs, plus all the birds to watch.
He says 6 mins of doggos but we got nearly 9 😁
@@BabaC35 They are doggo minutes, one human minute = 90-120 doggo seconds.
yes please grab the other motor as well. i really love seeing you go ham on those big chonkers and how they come apart into their individual pieces before they get molten down.
actually i love everything from start to finish of a motor meltdown
If you have to ask about whether you should grab it, the answer is most definitely YES!!
Love the Mulan bucket, and it's always great to see a huge melt. We appreciate all the work you put into these to not only show us the melting but to make the videos entertaining.
I have been watching your videos for a couple years now, and even to this day there is still just something about this "faceless", "voiceless" and tattooed wonder and his 2 doggos that i just can't get enough while watching your videos.
I enjoy your limited commentary text throughout the videos, a man of few words, but those words are simple and to the point with letting us know what you're doing throughout your day/video breaking stuff down and melting the copper and such.
I have also always been a fan of your mid video meal cooking also, as with all that work you've gotta keep those energy levels up.
I also really like the Deadpool character on your bench in the corner.
Also, who doesn't love all of your "Nature Appreciation" moments.
Cant wait for the next videos, keep up the good work, you're definitely living many people's dreams!!!!
I like how you keep a copy of 'the handbook' around all those manufacturer tags to ease them in their passing. Very thoughtful 👍 😁
Its been so long since ive caught a bigstack vid. Feels good to be back!
Welcome back my friend. You have quite a bit to catch up on then I’m assuming 👊🏻😁
That's a nice haul there Big D! I bet everyone wants to see what's under the tarp!
Have a good weekend mate. I'll have a few sherbets for ya tomorrow!
Cheers Tony always appreciated my friend. It’s bloody freezing here but it’s not raining so I thought I’d best get out and maybe mow the lawns so I can have the weekend to melt but I have no idea what I’m doing next week. I’m sure I’ll figure something out.👍🏻. Have a great weekend buddy and happy 100th for Monday👊🏻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
@@bigstackD I’m still waiting for my letter from King Chuck III! I had to delete the pic Camilla sent me, too distracting.
@@GrumpyHarleyRider Happy Birthday 🎂🥳🎉 from a luvely Yorkshire lass.
As I’m watching this here in Alabama it’s thundering and raining like hell. It’s been bone dry for a while so I’m not complaining. I’ve been to Perth back in November of 82 and if I could ever visit Australia again, that’s where I would want to be. As a young lad in the early seventies I dreamed of seeing Australia and my dream came true. Wishing every Aussie here a heart felt greeting from Alabama.
West Georgia here, mere feet from the state line near Piedmont. Always glad to see another southerner on here.
@@MattMelts I’m in the NW corner of Alabama near a little town called Cherokee.
Modern miracle - the sound of a small motorcycle going by, is captured on a video, and replayed thousands of kilometers away on the other side of the planet…all the while the rider not knowing what they are participating in…
Thanks for another great video. I can't seem to start my weekend right without watching them ❤ cheers 🍻
Glad you like them!
@@bigstackD at 28:23 what’s the name of that LCD screen attached to that probe
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Sometime soon:
"My flight was delayed, so I started melting down one of the engines while they brought us the lemon-soaked paper napkins"
I love that you have kept doing the time lapses, thank you!
Ima bout ta watch the shhhhhhht out this melt down.
Lets goooooooo!
Thought that pully be real hard to come off. And then it come all apart like ive never seen. This is y i love watching this part.
Oh ! Maaannn ! This is most Excellent ! You gotta go back and get that second motor !
Thanks mate, you've made my favorite day of the week a Friday. Only work till 14h00 go grab snacks, biltong, beer and get home enjoy your videos and relax. Its hard to find that sort of joy in something these days but you make my Fridays awesome. Thank you for that.
a random south african fan
I swear in every video you go to a junkyard or old shed someplace, grab a whole bunch of new material to melt, only melt a fraction of it in the video, and then next week you're off getting even more stuff. You must have a pretty good scrapyard of your own going at your place after years of collecting stuff to melt that you'll get round to melting some day.
Yeah mate, it never hurts to have too much scrap metal laying around, You never know when we gonna have another Covid outbreak or worse, so at least I know if I’m trapped on the property I’ll have six months worth of videos to send out👊🏻.
@@bigstackD one time I said, what did you do for Easter and you said you weren’t doing anything and your kids were how old again
Two Daughters one son ages are 19,21 and 15. They all still live at home 👍🏻
I love watching the copper wire melt. It's fascinating.
That was a great, big motor melt 👍🏻Go easy on your back D. Have a great weekend!!
Thanks, you too Buddy , thanks again mate your support is awesome. Much appreciated. Yes it’s a heavy little bugger that’s for sure but I’ll go back and get the other one which is a little bit heavier I’m guessing but probably only buy a few kilos. I also have 690 kg Motor hidden under that tarp🤫 this thing I believe is from the 1940s it’s pretty old . I’ll be putting that out in October I reckon👊🏻.
I admire your patience deconstructing this motor. I was hoping the fire would have been sufficient to melt the copper out.
You are a good person to care for your birds. Wishing you and your family a blessed week. Peace brother
Motor breakdowns are always a treat and big motors are always nice to watch get broken down so I say 'aye!' to collecting the second big boy motor.
Another great melting session! So good to watch these again after a while! I'm glad that the dogs are doing well 😀
You are a very good UA-camr.❤
You are a very good Commenter 😁
The email tips and tricks is gold!
Must have been a huge amount of work to put it together... hopefully paying off now!
Ol’ Ingot really puts the “shag” back in “shag carpet” 😂 Love how both boys know what they’re about when the door opens. Bullion is on parrot patrol straight away, and Ingot makes a beeline for the rug!
Oh no, the poor birds won't eat from your hand anymore! It always made me happy to see them come right up and eat from your hand. I hope they'll get to trust you again soon.
If you're planning to do a rainy-day scrap-down, though, make sure you have your raincoat on, and gloves on if you're holding something sharp and it slips, piercing your hand. If possible, you could use your power tools to break it down in your shed.
There's something so hypnotic about the sound of the furnace, love the videos 😁
Good morning Bigstack. It's Friday morning here in San Antonio, TX, and it's 3:56 am. Just finished watching the video and enjoyed it very much. Stay dry and be safe.
1,433 👍's up bigstackD Casting thank you for sharing 🤗
And here's me thinking Australia 🇦🇺 was a dry Country.🤣
depends when and where! If you look at the satellite view of Australia on Google Maps, he lives in the green patch in the bottom left side of the country.
Even the weather wants to kill you!
I remember learning they get snow, I still think I'm being fooled by the Internet 😅
"Not today"....
Dry is more towards the inner parts of the country
I'm sick and still feel like crap but I still love watching this stuff !!!.............
I cannot begin to describe the dopamine rush I felt when I saw this upload was exactly 1:00:00.
Thank you (even though I’m betting it was accidental).
Actually, I cut out the tiniest little bit extra to get it exactly an hour when I realise it was so close. I uploaded it at 1:00:00 but when it uploaded it said 1:00:01 🤷🏻♂️.
Maybe yours says exactly an hour, but it’s actually one second over on my end
I love your workshop. It's like mine - marginally controlled chaos. Thanks for the video.
Big Copper D. That was awesome!❤️🇨🇦
Great video, from a fellow melter. Scrap has gotten pretty pricey lately! It's nice to have friends with random metals to spare. I hope you have a great weekend, friend.
I could watch copper melt all day like watching a campfire. It's so rewarding and I cannot tell you why.
Coppah Bahs, Mate
Loved this sequence: Case flat-head screw, screwdriver, fail, screw, screwdriver, fail, screw, screwdriver, fail, CUTOFF WHEEL. LOL.
NICE! you are finally collecting copper dust again 😍
Remember when he was so meticulous about it back in the garage days, lol Nothing escaped him
@@medicbabe2ID yeah, it was so iconic
The look on the dogs face is like … don’t judge me, it feels good. You should try it.
This may be another "silly" question but when you go to the Salvage yards and get things like that motor, how much does the Salvage yard charge you for it? (I'm presuming that they paid someone for it when it arrived).
ETA: And GEEZ! That's a lot of copper! LOL!
Wondering this myself
And you're STILL hanging up on your mate while he talks! 🤣
@@MarthSR yeah he won’t shut up. I just need to go and pick up the metal before he changes his mind.👍🏻
what- if your dogs WOULD know- they're REAL Movie-Stars???😂
and- as always.... before watching - i know- 👍🏽is always the best option...😊
Look on the bright side mate. All this rain you've had the last few weeks? At least it wasn't snow. You don't have to shovel rain 😄
Yeah very true, but I can assure you when summer hits. I’ll complain about the heat as well.👌🏻
loved the Back to the Future clip!
YES!! Grab the second huge motor! I love the long-video machine melts 😊 Cheers, and thanks for great content!
Now that is a big motor!! I love seeing these get scrapped after a long life of hard work and service!
I love watching you melt copper the color when it's molten is so cool
hi...Mate It's good to see a new video. What a giant motor and I imagine that it took many hours of work to disassemble that motor, although the video is 1 hour, I see in this video it had a lot more work, a very good amount of copper to add to the pile, not bad 22 kg. Well here in Argentina we are a little anxious because this Sunday an Argentine driver debuts in Formula 1 Franco Colapinto after 23 years without one, I followed Formula 1 all my life and I love it. excellent video as always, have a great week Cheers!!
@@fiatconcesionariooficial4267 no worries at all buddy cheers for the ongoing support. It really does mean a lot to me. I love watching Formula One but really only the highlights as if there’s nothing exciting happening then I tend to get sidetracked, but the highlight reels are always awesome whether it be the race or the qualifying highlights I like them both.
Well good luck with the race. I hope the driver you mentioned does well and makes you proud 👊🏻😁. Have a great weekend buddy I’m just off to melt something from my storage area for next week I reckon👍🏻
@@bigstackD Hello, I will continue sending super chat to your channel, I really like all the content of each video and I value all the work you do each week, for that reason I do a small collaboration every Friday, as I mentioned in another message I will to send a parcel with 2 pieces of metal, one of aluminum and the other piece I don't know if it is magnesium or aluminum Thank you for the support of our Formula 1 driver, have a good sunday cheers
Cheers buddy 👊🏻😁 I’ll more than likely watch the highlights over the next few days, but be sure to let me know how he goes in case I miss it
Hey buddy, how are you mate? Just gonna say Mate the last super thanks you sent I really appreciate it as usual but unfortunately the message didn’t come through properly and was in the spam folder for some reason but when I approved it it has now disappeared, and I can’t seem to find it, which is weird ??
Not sure if you asked any questions so if you did buddy, just chuck it through again on this comment and I’ll get back to you when I get a chance 👊🏻😁
@@bigstackDhi, friend Did you receive the money I sent $5000? How strange what happened, I go to his last video and in the comments part I see my message Well now I copy the message I sent him
Смотрю тебя уже давно, ты как всегда крут!
Здоровья тебе и твоей семье!
Успехов в достижении цели !😊
Yes, please get the big motor as well! I love the longer videos you've been doing. I would also enjoy the longer videos of the whole breakdown process of the different types of motors, welders, appliances, or whatever else you come across in order to harvest the metal to melt down. I can't wait till you get your hands on aluminum engine blocks, heads, and intakes. Keep melting and I'll keep watching!
Great little monkeys. I luv Bullion and Ingot. Reminds of my little doggies, Tinkie and Bambi.
Yes get both 😂😂
LOVE giant motor melts! I just ordered new, bigger tongs and am back at it melting pounds of ammo casings. Cheers!
Finally in the Under 5 minute club 😜😜
Motor melt downs are my favorite! Please get the second one too 👍
Yes. Grab the other one as well. My favorite videos of yours are always the motor melt downs ! :)
Wonderful video. You managed to fascinate me with boiling water and rising numbers. Thanks for all you do.
Late night USA squad reporting for viewing sir 🫡
At Ease 🫡
Every time you took the vacuum apart, I can imagine you say "yay treasure!" 🤣
Grab it! The other motor.
Awesome video nice copper bar's that was a huge motor thanks for sharing bigstackd
This is a nice video. Its so relaxing to watch at night when I'm winding down. I'm a new metal melter and I'm wondering how do you clean out your crucibles after you're done using them so you can melt other metals in them? Thank you.
@@cassiusparker5176 normally I’ll just use a stainless steel spoon or a flathead screwdriver and give a gentle scrape. I’m not too concerned with cross contamination as these are just personal pieces I collect but when you have the chance I always recommend using one crucible for each different metal that way if there is a little bit of copper or brass left in it that can just mix in with the next melt, but other than that give it a gentle scrape out after you have poured or while the crucible is still pretty hot as that will make it a bit easier👍🏻.
@@bigstackD Ok, thank you so much. I'll be sure to do that when I get back to my melting. I melt at my school so I'm looking forward to showing my classmates these methods to make our melting easier. Thank you
Love the tear down videos of motors. My dad was an armeture winder by trade these videos remind me of what he used to do
I love this magical moment when copper freezes
What a huge amount of comments, fantastic a great succes Dion, thanks for the wonderful video.
Love those pups, and I will NEVER ask "bro, do you even lift?" after seeing D work that motor over and move his hoist with ease😁💪
Awesome melt. Always love to see happy pups.
Ahh made it 😊
Hey mate thanks for the videos they've walked me through some dark days recently I don't understand why i'm just glad you do what you do you hang in there and if you ever have any of these items that you sell I know you collect most of your stuff but if you did tell me where I can go because I would honestly love to help support you
Cheers buddy, I’m still working full-time, so this is all just a hobby so I’m not looking to make money on my pieces just yet but maybe one day if I do UA-cam full-time I’ll look at selling some coins and stuff👊🏻😁
@@bigstackD Awesome mate. thanks again!
Man, yo won't crack 100º while the sensor is IN the water. When any water molecule reaches 100º becomes gas, so it won't be IN the water. At least at 1atm. of pressure. This is how chemical destilation works, as much as you heat the liquid it will stay at boiling temperatura until it fully evaporates. And you won't get superheated water in those open-air, water-moving conditions. Your are now getting 99º because it's winter and atmospheric pressure is slightly less than normal, so water boils easier. But it also depends on that cheap thermometer accuracy, that btw seems quite good.
EDIT: You get >100º when sensor is touching the tray bottom or the copper block
I was thinking the same thing
THIS!
If he read 100 maybe the sensor was on a copper brick.
But until the sensor is in liquid water at "normal" pressure you cannot reach or pass 100.
Then there is maybe a component of sensor calibration.
That Back to the future 2 cut scene 😊 So nice and on the spot eehehehhe
I loved that too. 14:15
Do you really have to ask the viewers if you should grab the other one? 🤣🤣
I estimate about 48 pounds of copper. What a great melt. I think this is one of the best. Thank you for a great video. You must get the other motor.
Hello 👋
Hello 👋
7:20 that went from "I ain't asking you to open" moment to "I'm telling ya to open" moment
Morning BIG
Mornin 👊🏻
Yes ,Sir.Take the motor,i love to watch.You are the BEST for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
11:08 13/16" Imperil wrench in Australia?? And yet here in the US we use Metric fasteners for most things. What in the upside down Australia is happening...? 😂
What an awesome channel
first maybe
Hank Hill seeing you hitting your propane tank with the hammer ---- "aaaAAAAAhhhh!!!!"
You're very meticulous on the disassembly. I'm wondering if you got a hydraulic press and just started breaking the castings. And maybe a shredder of some kind. Might save you quite a bit of time.
Love the 5th element stones.
now thats a relaxing Saturday, just chilling out.
Great video brother from the imperial county California 👍🇺🇲
Awesome episode brother it's probably the worse winter for rain you have ever filmed. I like the gas challenge you just set. I wonder what a complete furnace overhaul results would be. See you Friday have a great rest of your weekend.
Yes - grab them all! I love the copper melts. I really love watching the disassembly! And I love you beginning your videos with that pitter-patter of blasting rain on the metal shed roof. Enjoy it while it lasts! :D Send some rain this way - we need it here in Arizona.
Damn, a hair over 22kg of copper recovered. That's a nice haul! Also...
MISSOURI LICENSE PLATE SPOTTED!!!
Nice video 👍👍👍🎉
The new Spider position over the crate is perfect, thanks for your hard works. ❤
Greetings from Germany
We need to take up a collection and this guy a water jet cutter!
Always a good time when a gigantic electric motor get reduced to the metallic elements contained within 😎👌
Pick up both motors. I love watching you break them down!
Nice touch with the thermometer, I’m going to need a second bag of popcorn for these now!