Thank you God and thank you for scrapitall. Please God bless scrapitall and everyone and help guild us. Thank you for another great video brother. Ive been under the weather for about two weeks now but i think im better now.
Thank you so much for the prayer! Sorry you’ve been under the weather, but I’m happy you’re feeling better. God, please completely heal my brother in a Christ and bless his week with joy, love and peace. Thank you so much for watching.
I always enjoy watching your tear down videos cause it never fails This Old Dog learns something new every time! CheeRs ScrapItAll Thank you! Stay Blessed
I am cleaning up an estate that has a lot of stuff and I have learned a lot of cool stuff that’s helped me get more money for the recycle. So I wanted to say thank you and to say I appreciate the prayers. We need that. Praying for each other is good.
That’s awesome, I’m happy I’ve been able to help. You are very welcome for the prayer. People need God more than ever. God bless and thank you so much for watching.
@@scrapitall200 after reading my first message I realized I forgot to say that your love/enthusiasm of scraping is contagious. I have found that I really enjoy doing this. I just need to find a balance for what is worth putting my time and effort into scraping for more value vs hurry up and get the house and property empty so it can go on the market. I’m kind of thinking about how to set up a small workshop at my house to do this in my free time for fun and a little extra cash here and there. Now that I’m thinking about it and have seen the cash and checks coming in. I have started to see all kinds of stuff people put out on the curb with a free sign on it. Really a lot of free money out there available you just have to spend a little time and effort to extract it.
I love scrapping, it’s a lot of fun for me and it is definitely a great source for extra money. Last year I made over $4,000 hobby scrapping. I hope my videos will help you learn things that will help you with your scrapping adventures.
Hey there I just came across your channel today, and I was amazed how easily you got that weld to break, I have done a few large ones myself and I have always used my large Dewalt grinder to cut out the weld, next time I will try your method, may God bless you, scrap on dude.
Hey from Canada, came across your video and watched a few,I'm a metal scraper myself and now I'm a new subscriber to your channel. Look forward to more videos cheers
Hey Scrapitall, Thanks for your videos, I enjoy them. What I do to get a little more clean copper from wire that has the end exposed, cut back an inch or two and the insulation comes right off pretty easily with pliers. Blessings
Heck yeah big ole transformer that’s a plus the big one was copper so that’s a plus! Need get you some steel toe boots so you won’t break your toes buddy! Sounds like there airplanes flying around out there buddy! Great video buddy
I was happy the bigger coil was copper at least. Yeah I need to get some better boots lol. Yeah lots of airplanes fly over, gets noisy at times lol. Thank you so much brother.
Sometimes it’s good to get lucky, I suppose lol. Since this was my first of this style I’ve ever done I wasn’t sure what to expect. Thank you for watching.
I like getting mystery boxes like that. I live in steel toe shoes, just never know when something like that happens. even when I wore cowboy boots going out and about they were steel toes, just never know what I might get myself into.
I save any good ones and typically toss the rest inside a microwave I’ve scrapped, but I like your idea of saving them in buckets and selling them as short iron, thanks. Thank you for watching.
@@richardhulbert9480 sometimes that works, sometimes it doesn’t lol. Wish it always did. I did recently see a video and he was warming them up before pulling the copper out. Looked slick but I’m not convinced it will work. Thank you for watching another video.
I was hoping that is was all copper because it was old but half is just as good. I wish all transformers were made like that. My yard has a minimum of 500 pounds of iron/steel before they will buy it: therefore, I do not save it. Here in NYC and Long Island, all the yards have a minimum. God Bless!
I was happy that the bigger coil was at least the copper one. Wow, I had no idea some yards do that. What do you do with the steel then? Thanks again my friend for the super thanks! God bless you too.
@@scrapitall200 That "old dangerous thing" was a thing of beauty, a work of art, built when pride in your work still prevailed, you should have called somewhere they restore antiques like neon signs. A ballast like that is hard to come by.
@@bobjones8372 What are some specific places you know of that restore things like that and paid you $100 for it? I genuinely would like to know so I can sell stuff like that to them when I find it.
Absolutely, they can be so sharp. Fortunately I’ve never been cut by them yet, but I have friends you have and I take it very seriously. Thank you buddy.
I prefer to cut the welds with an angle grinder, but I think there's advantages to using a hammer instead. For one, you save money on grinding discs, as well as wear and tear on your grinder.
@@scrapperbrad it’s definitely faster. For me since I work in a shelter logic tent I’m worried sparks or hot metal dust will ruin the tent, plus I try to show ways of doing things without post tools since many new scrappers don’t have all the tools, I know I didn’t at first lol.
Cold chisel worked just fine with minimal effort. Lots of people who hobby scrap don’t own a grinder so I try to show different ways of doing things, but thank you.
Thank you to everyone watching my video.
God bless and have a wonderful day/evening!
Love how you break the pricing down. God bless!!
Thank you!
God bless you too and thank you so much for watching.
Thank you God and thank you for scrapitall. Please God bless scrapitall and everyone and help guild us. Thank you for another great video brother. Ive been under the weather for about two weeks now but i think im better now.
Thank you so much for the prayer!
Sorry you’ve been under the weather, but I’m happy you’re feeling better.
God, please completely heal my brother in a Christ and bless his week with joy, love and peace.
Thank you so much for watching.
Big transformer!
I love it!
@@scrapitall200same lol
That was a very nice mystery box, lots of fun. Thanks for sharing!
@@ToddWoodward-r8h thank you my friend!
I love the unknown of what might be inside lol.
Always enjoy watching
@@PaulCummings-d4w thank you so much!
Every little bit adds up. God bless.
Absolutely!
Thank you and God bless you too!
Good morning, my friend. 👀 Mystery box 🥳 🎉 let's Go! 😎
Very good video 👍
Good morning!
Thank you very much!
@@scrapitall200 You're welcome!
Mystery boxes are always fun!!!
Yes they are.
Thank you so much for watching.
Nice transformer
It sure is!
Thank you for watching.
No problem
Great video sir excellent content thank you for sharing this six stars brother
Thank you so much brother, I really appreciate that!
nice idea to scrap mystery boxes, seems fun. at least i had fun watching.
I’m very happy you had fun watching. I had lots of fun scrapping it and making the video.
Thank you for all of your support.
I always enjoy watching your tear down videos cause it never fails This Old Dog learns something new every time!
CheeRs ScrapItAll Thank you! Stay Blessed
Thank you so much brother!
God bless and thank you for all of your support.
Good video it look like an electric fencer box I get quite a few being in the prairies
Thanks buddy for watching.
Either way, it’s scrap, right? 😂
@@scrapitall200 off to the shred lol
@@nicejunk666 off with your head, I mean shred. 😂
@@scrapitall200 😂😂😂
@@nicejunk666 😂😂
You make it look so easy. You are a skilled scraper
Thank you, you are too kind!
I appreciate you watching multiple videos buddy.
Great scraping video explained so simple and inspiring. Thanx😊
Thank you so much, I’m really happy you enjoyed it.
I am cleaning up an estate that has a lot of stuff and I have learned a lot of cool stuff that’s helped me get more money for the recycle. So I wanted to say thank you and to say I appreciate the prayers. We need that. Praying for each other is good.
That’s awesome, I’m happy I’ve been able to help.
You are very welcome for the prayer. People need God more than ever.
God bless and thank you so much for watching.
@@scrapitall200 after reading my first message I realized I forgot to say that your love/enthusiasm of scraping is contagious. I have found that I really enjoy doing this. I just need to find a balance for what is worth putting my time and effort into scraping for more value vs hurry up and get the house and property empty so it can go on the market. I’m kind of thinking about how to set up a small workshop at my house to do this in my free time for fun and a little extra cash here and there. Now that I’m thinking about it and have seen the cash and checks coming in. I have started to see all kinds of stuff people put out on the curb with a free sign on it. Really a lot of free money out there available you just have to spend a little time and effort to extract it.
I love scrapping, it’s a lot of fun for me and it is definitely a great source for extra money. Last year I made over $4,000 hobby scrapping.
I hope my videos will help you learn things that will help you with your scrapping adventures.
@@scrapitall200 that’s significant in today’s economy. I’m having fun and learning a lot.
@@jeffP777 absolutely is!
I’m really enjoying scrapping too.
you and i are alot alike i am retired but work a part time job i also scrap enjoy it very much lost my wife in 2021 i have been blessed you the best
@@Sandy-u1o so sorry you lost your wife 😢
Scrapping really is a great hobby. I know I sure have a lot of fun with it.
Thank you so much!
I think you are awesome I love learning something new and you never dissapoint, godl bless you
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment.
I’m happy you enjoy my videos, I really enjoy making them.
God bless you too.
Another great video. Nice copper. Got love transformer’s
Thank you so much!
Absolutely, love transformers.
Sweet job
Thank you
Welcome
I have one of these in my pile, can't wait to scrap it out!
Heck yeah, that’s awesome!
Hey there I just came across your channel today, and I was amazed how easily you got that weld to break, I have done a few large ones myself and I have always used my large Dewalt grinder to cut out the weld, next time I will try your method, may God bless you, scrap on dude.
It’s good to have you here!
The cold chisel works really well, thank you for watching.
God bless you too and happy scrapping buddy.
reading your headline, looks like u like to fight! LOL.. have a good one, thx for the video.. stay safe!!!
😂
Thank you for watching and you too stay safe!
"SCRAP IT ALL" like Mike says 😅 Nice camera actions. Another great video Sir
Thank you so much buddy!
Awesome video my friend!
Thank you so much! Greatly appreciated
You get some interesting items. I like how you speed up the viewing speed🎯😎☕
Thank you buddy! I appreciate the feedback. I want to improve my videos for all you viewers.
Great video, always wonder how many people throw money away because they don't take the time to dismantle something. God bless you
Thank you so much brother!
Yeah there’s lots of extra money to be made with very little work.
God bless you and have a wonderful day!
That's a wicked coil. I'll have to watch again later, when I'm not driving this noisy beast.
It is nice!
Stay safe brother.
Is this an older account of yours?
@scrapitall200 Oh yeah, it's the wrong account. I was trying to log into my original Chris Bird account but got the wrong one.
@@chrisbird1813 I was a bit thrown off but obviously recognized your name.
Love it bro .. I really like the towel trick I will be using that for sure ..god bless ya 👊🏻
Thank you!
Yeah I like using it to contain stuff I’m smashing.
God bless you too!
Thank you for watching.
@@scrapitall200 thank you sir
@@streetcopper1151 you are very welcome!
Great video
Thank you so much, I appreciate that!
Great content !
Thank you so much!
Thank you for taking the time to watch.
Nice job
Thank you so much!
Another great breakdown brother ! Thank you for sharing! I enjoy crunch time !
Thank you so much brother. I always appreciate you watching.
Thanks!
Wow! Thank you so very much for your generous gift! I really appreciate that and for all of your support.
God bless and have a wonderful day/evening.
@@scrapitall200 You also my friend.
@@anthonycolangeli4133 thank you!
Hey from Canada, came across your video and watched a few,I'm a metal scraper myself and now I'm a new subscriber to your channel. Look forward to more videos cheers
Hey sorry I missed your comment, just seeing it now. Thank you so much for watching and subscribing to my channel, I appreciate it.
Hey Scrapitall, Thanks for your videos, I enjoy them. What I do to get a little more clean copper from wire that has the end exposed, cut back an inch or two and the insulation comes right off pretty easily with pliers.
Blessings
You’re very welcome!
That’s a fantastic idea, thanks for sharing that with me.
God bless and thank you for watching.
Heck yeah big ole transformer that’s a plus the big one was copper so that’s a plus! Need get you some steel toe boots so you won’t break your toes buddy! Sounds like there airplanes flying around out there buddy! Great video buddy
I was happy the bigger coil was copper at least.
Yeah I need to get some better boots lol.
Yeah lots of airplanes fly over, gets noisy at times lol.
Thank you so much brother.
As soon as I saw the box, I thought big transformer. Glad the bigger chunk of it was copper.
I was glad it was copper and the smaller one was aluminum.
Thank you so much for watching brother.
Nice copper! It was about 75% of the total value alone!
Absolutely, gotta love copper lol
Thank you for watching.
Not a bad find.
Long time no see buddy.
Thanks for stopping by and watching!
@@scrapitall200 I'm glad I stopped by.
Cool
Glad you enjoyed it
@@scrapitall200God Bless
@@Rick-m4o God bless you too
I’m honestly surprised how easy that one was to take apart the core because a lot of times in aluminum coils, gravel, and so tightly
Sometimes it’s good to get lucky, I suppose lol.
Since this was my first of this style I’ve ever done I wasn’t sure what to expect.
Thank you for watching.
Sweet
Thanks for watching buddy.
Amen
God bless you!
The airplane in the video sounded like an old WW2 fighter.
Did it? I don’t know much about airplanes.
Thank you for watching.
I like getting mystery boxes like that. I live in steel toe shoes, just never know when something like that happens. even when I wore cowboy boots going out and about they were steel toes, just never know what I might get myself into.
Yeah, steel toed are the way to go.
It was fun scrapping.
Thank you for watching.
Romex connector is Zink I do believe. I collect them to melt with a torch and pour. Most people toss them in aluminum.
You’re right. My yard pays me cast aluminum price for them and I got into the bad habit of calling them aluminum.
Thank you for watching buddy.
at my scrap yard, nuts and bolts if saved together, like in a bucket, they put it under short steel instead of shred
I save any good ones and typically toss the rest inside a microwave I’ve scrapped, but I like your idea of saving them in buckets and selling them as short iron, thanks.
Thank you for watching.
I cut the cords into 6 inch lengths. I can find and pull a piece to loosen up the others and pull all the copper out.
@@richardhulbert9480 sometimes that works, sometimes it doesn’t lol. Wish it always did.
I did recently see a video and he was warming them up before pulling the copper out. Looked slick but I’m not convinced it will work. Thank you for watching another video.
@scrapitall200 the only cords I have found hard are the damn vacuum cleaners. And they have long cords
Nice! 👍 love it when things go easier lol
I was hoping that is was all copper because it was old but half is just as good. I wish all transformers were made like that. My yard has a minimum of 500 pounds of iron/steel before they will buy it: therefore, I do not save it. Here in NYC and Long Island, all the yards have a minimum. God Bless!
I was happy that the bigger coil was at least the copper one.
Wow, I had no idea some yards do that. What do you do with the steel then?
Thanks again my friend for the super thanks!
God bless you too.
@@scrapitall200 I put it in the weekly recycle pick up by sanitation.
@@anthonycolangeli4133 ok cool, thanks for letting me know.
@@scrapitall200 Glad to help!
Another "transformative" video, haha. Lots of good pointers.
😂 clever, I like it.
Thank you so much for watching brother.
@@scrapitall200 I'm glad! 🙂
🤙🤙👍 Amen 🙏✌️
Amen!
Thank you for watching, Pete.
God bless!
🤘
😎👍👍👍
Thank you for watching, I appreciate it.
Copper coated Aluminum
@@geraldduncan8954 been a longtime since I made this video. What is?
Always great when you can turn a hundred dollar light into 3 dollars of scrap😂
Ain’t nobody paying $100 for that old dangerous thing.
@@scrapitall200 That "old dangerous thing" was a thing of beauty, a work of art, built when pride in your work still prevailed, you should have called somewhere they restore antiques like neon signs. A ballast like that is hard to come by.
@@bobjones8372 What are some specific places you know of that restore things like that and paid you $100 for it? I genuinely would like to know so I can sell stuff like that to them when I find it.
I bet the body of the wire clamps is cast zink & aluminum, if it matters
My yard pays me cast aluminum prices for zinc stuff so I have the bad habit of calling it aluminum. Thank you for watching.
14:42 Beauty
Absolutely! Love nice chunks of copper.
Thank you for watching.
Be careful of those ceramic pieces, they can be quite sharp even slice through leather gloves👀
Absolutely, they can be so sharp. Fortunately I’ve never been cut by them yet, but I have friends you have and I take it very seriously. Thank you buddy.
@@scrapitall200 important thing in life,,, never throw caution to the wind.
@@invisibilianone6288 I’m still learning that 😂
@@scrapitall200 I am STILL learning as well🎯⚡😎☕
@@invisibilianone6288 I’ll always be learning, at least I hope lol
✝️🔥✝️ AMEN ✝️🔥✝️
God bless you!
Thank you so much for watching.
Just cut those welds with a angle grinder. All that pounding is irritating.
Not everyone has an angle grinder and I wanted to show there’s a different way.
I prefer to cut the welds with an angle grinder, but I think there's advantages to using a hammer instead. For one, you save money on grinding discs, as well as wear and tear on your grinder.
@@scrapperbrad it’s definitely faster. For me since I work in a shelter logic tent I’m worried sparks or hot metal dust will ruin the tent, plus I try to show ways of doing things without post tools since many new scrappers don’t have all the tools, I know I didn’t at first lol.
Comment yall 11 comment
Thank you buddy!
no problem
yoooooooooooooooo I'm at 9 subs
@@smitchlego that’s great! I hope you keep getting more and more subscribers
when you subbed was I at 8 then?
If you use a side grinder on the welds it works a lot better and faster
Cold chisel worked just fine with minimal effort.
Lots of people who hobby scrap don’t own a grinder so I try to show different ways of doing things, but thank you.