Melting copper at home into a nice ingot bar
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- Hi everyone.
This first melt in the new furnace. It has to be copper
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nice little break in for the new furnace
Yes I thought I would give it a little melt first👍
Always love a good copper melt and pour love the channel brother keep it up ❤
Thank you 👍
Awesome video nice 5 lb copper bar thanks for sharing
Thank you 👍
You're welcome
SPOT ON👍
Thank you 👍
AWESOME quick that paper will burn the top. I am still processing going to be a late melt😮
Bless. I hate it when I fall behind you tend to overlook so much. Good luck mate
Well that was quick
🤣😂 nice short one. Thank you 👍
Nice melt
Thank you 👍
#1 question is what the costs of propane to do this. How many gallons of propane , and what costs. O have like 900 pounds to melt, been saving it for over a decade.
Sorry don’t pay for my gas so I’m not sure how much it cost and I don’t really both with weighing the gas but I don’t need to keep track sorry. And thank you for watching 👍
With copper I usually go thru a tank for bout 5 bars, aluminum is a bit less seeing how I can turn the gas off and add more without it freezing so fast
@@shermantripp5246 I have no need to melt it. Using seven gallons of propane cost like @23.00. I melt aluminum with waste wood 20 pounds at a time. I can not justify the cost of propane to melt 900 pounds of copper, that I've scrapped for the last 20+ years. I want to set up solar panels and melt it using free power.
@@shermantripp5246 What does those 5 bars weigh. That way I can figure out propane use to melted bar weight.