How to Make Money Scrapping!
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- #scrapping #howto #copper
In this video I scrap 3 items for copper, brass, aluminum and steel to make some extra cash. I show how I scrap things to remove the copper and other valuable metals to sell for money at a scrap yard.
I made anywhere from $16-$24 an hour scrapping trash that was destined for the landfill. I you are interested in learning how to make extra money from scrapping items please consider subscribing to my channel.
Here is the link to CU Scrapping that I mentioned in my video
/ @cuscrapping
Hi, my name is James and I love scrapping metal for money. I scrap it all, copper, brass, aluminum etc...
Come join me on my scrapping adventures where I share how I scrap items for easy money. I sometimes will go street scrapping or dumpster diving looking for scrap metal.
Please have a look at my scrapping videos and I hope I earn your subscription to my channel.
Thank you for stopping by and God bless y'all.
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With the winter months approaching I look forward to scrapping all the small stuff I’ve collected over the summer months!
🙏🏻✝️Amen✝️🙏🏻
Me too, it’s perfect winter work. Thank you so much for watching!
yep, I do it basicly the same way. Some people think we are wasting our time but the same people are the ones sitting on a barstool drinking their money away and complain how they have no money and wonder how we can survive cutting up scrap.
Exactly, it’s an easy way to make extra money. Plus, lots of hobbies cost money, this hobby makes money. Thanks for you comments
So true! So true!
Definitely a lot of plastic stuff anymore.
Every day is a new adventure.
Yes it is lol
Just saying hello, and God bless.
Hello. God bless you too!
Thank you for this. I am a hobby scrapper too and do the same. Anything I can scrap I will. It all adds up. Great work!
You’re welcome and thank you so much for watching and for your comment, I appreciate it.
It absolutely does, it all adds up and it’s fun scrapping everything. Not everyone gets it, but that’s ok.
Love the break down! Keep up the great work! When I scrap time is money lol God bless
Thank you! That’s the thing, it’s up to the individual with their time, right? God bless you too
Recycling company next door, no overhead.
That is really awesome!
Love a little copper surprise in the items where you don't really expect it. Nice video bro
Me too, makes what we do exciting and fun. Thanks for watching brother.
Thank you my brother. May God bless you and open his arms to you and all others.
Thank you so much for this comment, I really appreciate it. God bless you!
Nice break down bud ! I love some trash cash !! Enjoyed the video,,full watch !!
Thank you bud, I appreciate it
@@scrapitall200 you're very welcome 🙏
Keep on keeping on.
You too bud!
I really enjoyed this video
Awesome, thank you.
Thanks for all the tips and tricks
It’s my pleasure. Thank you for watching.
Another great video man! And God bless u too!!
Thank you I appreciate it.
Excellent video
Thank you buddy for watching all my videos!
You are very welcome
I love scrapping those types of motors. Also, I'm really glad the windings turned out to be copper. It's always frustrating when you get that far in the teardown and realize their aluminum. Thanks for making another great video!
Me too, they are so easy. Fortunately they’ve been copper except for 2 or 3. Thank you my friend, I appreciate it. Video didn’t turn out what I was hoping for, but that’s ok, I’m not a pro lol
i like your term, hobby scrapper. I was calling myself a recreational scrapper. But im going with hobby scrapper from now on
I think the term fits lol. Thank you for watching!
That was extremely helpful!
Thank you for watching
Great video my friend
Thanks
Great tear down
Thank you buddy.
Loved× the tear downs very cool thanks for the video .😊
Thank you so much and thank you for watching. God bless.
@@scrapitall200 your welcome buddy
Veey cool
Thank you!
@@scrapitall200you are welcome
Thanks for posting another great video!
Wow! Thank you so much for the super thanks, Brad! That’s my first one! Again, thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for being such a great supporter of my channel! God bless you and your family!!
@@scrapitall200 My pleasure!
Sweet break downs, yup money from trash. 🤙🏼
Thanks bud!
Nice tear down
Thank you Mr. junk!
Thanks for the very interesting video. I also watch CU Scrapping. Okie Scrapper turned me on to both of you guys. LOL
Thank you I appreciate it. CU Scrapping has a lot of knowledge and so does Okie.
You’re the second viewer that has mentioned Okie recommending me, do you remember which video of his he did? I try to watch all of his videos but I must’ve missed that one. I’d love to watch it and thank him properly! Thank you for being here and watching and for your comment
My garbage truck dismantle Chinese vacuums in seconds. Let alone an electric hedge trimmers., pot and pan ,chandeliers, aluminum outboards. Anything.
Not around here. Thank you for watching.
Super video.
Thanks bud!
Always love tearing stuff apart that I find from street scrapping get coppper sometimes and more metals and insulation copper wire all adds up! You can more stuff from going to the landfeild by tearing stuff apart! I have a bunch of them where I taken stuff apart need get me a vise to use that would be handy! Great video buddy!
Same here my friend, I just love scrapping and recovering the metals, especially the good ones like copper and such. Yeah a vise is a must in my opinion, it makes so much stuff easier to get apart. Thank you buddy, I appreciate it.
yes, vise is very handy. I have 4, three in the shop and 1 mounted to the back of my scrap truck.
@@steveherr450 that awesome, one mounted on your truck must be very handy!
@@scrapitall200 can make more money and save more from going to the land felid and I enjoy tearing stuff apart like you buddy!
@@steveherr450 I need to get me one right now only thing I have is the back of my tail gate when I tear stuff apart buddy
Brilliant video I liked how you explained near the end the prices in England metric and American metric, I have a trick for getting the small copper transformers off,ill have to show you when I do a video in the near future, its totally true I scrap because I enjoy taking stuff apart and not just for the money,my i like to show people what i scrap and what i find and bring home to process with new or old scrappers around the globe ,thank you and God bless my friend 👍
Thank you my friend! Yeah I figured my non American friends would like the weights in kilos and grams, glad you appreciated it. I’d love to see your method in one of your videos, I look forward to seeing that. Me too, I’m the same exact way. Thank you for watching and God bless you too my friend.
What you're calling brass next to the dirty brass, the spherical bearings, is probably sintered bronze. Price will differ from yellow brass. Just like a lot of guys throw magnesium, tin, and pot metal in with cast aluminum. They're generally higher priced, and lighter, than aluminum.
Yeah it’s definitely bronze, but since my yard only pays yellow brass price I’ve got into the habit of calling it brass. Thanks for your comments and for watching.
Great video brother
Thank you!
Yes, I agree, it’s kinda therapeutic, I gathered all my stuff together that was trash ready and scrapped £48 I then discovered I don’t have all the tools, and to keep going, you do need a regular free supply of stuff
Yeah that can be a challenge, finding stuff. I’m not sure what your area is like with garbage pick up and laws about taking stuff from peoples trash piles but you might look into that. Thank you for watching.
UK don’t put trash out on streets, each individual has to take their own to recycling government operated centre, so you very rarely see anything on the streets for scrapping, skips and company dumpsters, it’s a bit sketchy, as you can get done for trespassing as always on private land, so no curb side in uk, it’s all junk free
@@johnthompson9032 that’s what I was thinking it was like. I visited England a few years ago (Nottingham) and I remember never seeing the streets looking like they do here in the USA. I wonder if you can advertise that you’ll pick up certain scrap for free. Just make a list of items you would take and post an ad.
Appreciate the shout out. It doesn't work on all of them but about 95% will work that way.
I appreciate your tip you shared. I think I didn’t get it even in the vise, so probably operator error on my part. I tried it on a thinner one and it worked just like yours did!
@@scrapitall200 Yours was cut a little differently, too. It will work with that method, but will be a little more difficult. The ones it works really well on are the ones that have just a little curve on them. 👍
I’ve noticed that, the one I had and worked perfectly was just like the one in your demonstration. Your tip was fantastic and I hope to find a better one and try it again in a video and give you another shoutout
Im glad i subscrbed to your channel cause this video helped me out alot, thanks my friend keep up the good work 😊
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that. I’m so happy to hear comments like this! I’m so happy you are here!
I believe those bushing are made of bronze, but I could be mistaken. Nice breakdowns, and I like getting things down to bare bones, as well.
I have bins full of all the busy, or "winter work ", as Ian calls it.
Yes I believe you are right, they are bronze but since my yard give me yellow brass price for them I’ve got in the habit of calling them brass, I need to do a better job calling the metals by their technical names.
@@willthecat163 I know bud, but I appreciate it! My yard just pays yellow brass prices so I don’t check them anymore since I don’t need to sort them out.
@@willthecat163 yards will do whatever they want to, right? Lol. I live in a very remote place and I don’t have options like many scrappers do. It used to bother me, but I’ve learned just to accept it and be thankful I don’t have to sort things out lol. I will say though, my yard calls all insulated wire #2, heavy extension cords, ribbon wire from computers, tiny wires, everything. So it makes things real easy for myself.
Fun + money. What more could you want?!
Exactly! I have so much fun doing what I do, the money is just the cherry on top. Thank you for supporting my channel and all of your kind comments.
@@scrapitall200 can't wait to see more of your videos out there!
@@andyweins thank you so much, I really enjoy making these videos.
yep, it doesn't seem like much but that was only 3 items, now times that by how much we get in and that numbers gets nice especially if you have the space and can hold for the bigger price tags.
Last year I cashed in my brass and copper from scrapping stuff just like this, $3,300 check I got, so all the little stuff does add up. Thank you for watching.
I would call those brass things, sleeve bearings. Nice work! Happy 4th. I have a blister on my left index from stripping thick wire that was hot from sitting in the sun to make it tolerable to fillet. Not complaining, wore a glove today.
Ah that’s what they are called, huh? Thanks buddy. Happy 4th to you too. No I get, blisters are no fun. How much copper did you get from stripping? Thank you for watching.
@@scrapitall200 no weight lately, but half bucket of 1/4" tinned cable, some smaller solid and multistrand. Several lbs. of brass nuts and bolts. All fetched on my bike rides. Also, yesterday two vacuum cords on the way to bank...just happened to have my Crescent compound cutters!
@@karlbe8414 that is awesome, sounds like you’re getting a nice pile of stuff.
at 16:13 of this video, you may have had a spirit visit you. there is a piece of wire that just flipped over on its on
Woah, I never noticed that before, keen eye you’ve got.
I love making free money I just took back a load of copper and rads and few other things just from one month I 720 dollar of free money just my time and I took all my motors back I got 130 dollar
That is awesome! There’s so much extra money out there to be made from things people are throwing away. Thank you for watching!
Hello again James
So I don't know how much you're into the recovery process, but I'd like to offer a tip for you, if I may. Switches have a good potential for silver or gold contacts. These can be anywhere from lightly plated to almost pure. Thanks for your videos. Hope this helps but I'm sure you probably already know this info. dan
Hello.
Yeah I do actually recover the silver and gold contacts, but I do appreciate you pointing something out, if hate to miss something.
Thank you for watching
🤙🤙👍 #trashcash 💰💰✌️
Thanks for watching bud.
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Peace bud!
Alright now
Thank you for watching.
The switches contain silver.
Yeah I know, I forgot all about them after I took them out. Thanks for watching.
Pirate ship, lmao
I’m not following??
Then they tip to get rid of their problems.
Where you from if you don’t mind me asking?
@@scrapitall200 NJ, TONY'S ROUTE BADDA BING
I know owners of most of the businesses we do and others we dont.
Ah ok. East coast. I’m on the West coast.
@@ronaldedson496 pays to know people!