make money with easy electric motor recycling machine copper winding scrapping motors for money
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2020
- wire pulling machine and cutting turn table to recycle electric motors make money scrapping electric motors diy save time scrapping electric motors for money battle reuse and mining reduction @JunkTech89
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I made a similar machine using an ATV winch for pulling.
This is one of the best setups I have seen on UA-cam so far. I have lots of ideas floating around in my mind now after seeing your setup. I recently took close to 100 electric motors to the scrap yard. Wish I had a winding puller setup. Can’t tell for sure by the video but do you have a compressor powering the hydraulics? And is that a hydraulic reservoir underneath the compressor?
Yes it has a self contained pump and tank
Cargo strap ratchet
So that's how it's done !!!
Cool Video, what a great setup like all the different stations very efficient.....
Hydraulic puller for the win!
That's an ingenious way to do it👍
Good video. Informative. I go scrapping on a bicycle. Yeah a bike lol. But I do okay. I've got a nice stack of copper and brass. You've got a ton of subscribers but every one counts, liked and subbed.
I love your technique. I also like your explanation of how time determines what you scrap!! Looking at those tennis shoes you have on, I surmise you have never had anything heavy fall on your tootsies!! Safety first!! LOL
Safety equipment always works better when it's actually used.
Genius , and the best part is that you constructed the machine's yourself......👍
Pretty awesome inexpensive setup man.
Heres an industry secret that recycling facilities won't tell you....
That's #2 copper due to the epoxy coating around the wire. Buy yourself a cheap granulator, grind that shit down to a powder, and it becomes #1. You'll get 20¢ more a pound.
So far cheap small granulators go for US$3000 new. And granulating wire from compressor motors would need to be degreased first or would clump together with the waste in the machine. Not even sure all the lacquer would seperate anyway.
@@rossbrumby1957 nah we do it all the time. We never have issues with it clumping together. Also we do let them sit for a few days after taking them out.
It wouldn't pass at an actual copper mill, as they test every load with a gun, but a private yard would never be able to tell there was once epoxy coating on there with a naked eye.
That machine is wicked, this one earned you a new subscriber
Place where my dad works threw out 160 of Brass, Heavy gauge copper wire, pieces of copper pipe, copper fittings and 1/4 horse jet pumps. I ended up with 388 pounds of brass and a little over 700 pounds of copper. Still haven't taken it in yet, I horde my stuff and take it to the yard in December. My dads boss said i could come by every month and they would have everything on a pallet every month so when i go by there on average there is about 60-90 pounds of copper 40-50 pounds of brass and 6 or 7 Pumps ranging from 1/4 to 3/4 horse and 2-3 electric motors. The puller you made is nice though, i usually just split the damn thing with a grinder.
brilliant simple set up mate well done
I started a page on Facebook called project scrap for people to share videos and tips on scrap. Nice setup
Can you share the link
@@JunkTech89 I’m not sure how to sure how to share the link but if you get search project scrap on Facebook it should come up
Double money easy great video
Bravo Super 👏 from Greece !!!
Great video. Im working on a build kind of like that.
very cool homemade copper pulling rig. subscribed /cheers ScrapBongo
BINGO what a way to go wish we would have known about you folks ages ago Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year
Very slick machine !
Great set up!!! 👍❤️♻️
Thanks 👍
Love the tongs, genius.
That’s a bad A$$ set up you got there boy!! Howdy from Texas😁
Very cool set up.
I like your hydraulic puller. Ive just started on motors and was thinking of hydrolic or some type of very small winch. Actually i just thought some sort of tool thats just creates awesome leverage. There is lots of time and effort to be avoided here eh dude, like you have found out. Awesome love your set up
Outstanding machine!
Smart working
I have a couple 4" diameter pnuematic rams, reckon they'd do for a similar puller in my shed. Have the frame of an old wood lathe I can mount it and the holding clamp on to make an air powered rig seeing as I have loads of air fittings and a foot pedal control valve. Thanks for the ideas!
Don't use air it can Shoot in like a cannon and jerk Causing injury, it is extremely dangerous to use air in a situation like this.
If you want to use the cylinders, try using mineral oil as your hydraulic fluid, most of the seals in a pneumatic gram will be compatible with mineral oil
DAMN!!! That's pretty neat set up you got going on! I'd love to build something like this myself.
That pulling machine. Amazing. Good job
Thanks
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Love it
Wear some eye protection 👍
Alot of work for 10 bucks scrap I’d rather do an extra service call
Great setup, sure.
But you gotta consider the cost of building, setting up, powering, and maintaining the equipment (plasma cutter, turntable, draining bay, reciprocating saw, and pulling machine), as well as the cost of acquiring and transporting the "valuable scrap", and the cost of disposing of the "worthless scrap".
After taking all of that into consideration, you're gonna have to recycle a LOT of electric motors before you start making any money.
All of the parts I got out of the junk i have made my money back many times over what I have invested
Very impressed with your build.. what did you use for clamps and and the thing to pull windings?
The clamp is a set of tile nippers
Amazing !!
Nice motorbike!
White goods metal is such a low price, just unbolt the aluminum piston. It's considered dirty aluminum which is more than steel. The compressor shell would be #1 prepared steel since you cut it. Even inside there are copper shim plates of the piston housing.
And the motor armature, all the scrap yard around me take that as Electric motor scrap. If your going to spend the money on plasma cutting and sawzall blades, make all the scrap count for a full return in the investment in time and effort.
In the future we will but currently we're doing in the open we have a shop being built when it is finished I will be building a Arc furnace to melt the aluminum in and separate the steel for the generator I will be using multiple x13 motors like in my generator video connected to an engine running on wood gas
A gas melt furnace would melt the aluminum out of the compressor housing. With enough of those you could come out. The still sell the steel.
i am working on a smelting furnace that uses waste oil
Pretty cool
Can you give me Links for buying SCRAP ELECTRIC MOTERS AND COMPRESSORS PLEASE REPLY ME ATLEAST
I get them from the air conditioning company's in my area. And some from scrap I get off the side of the road.
Great set up! Do you think that instead of using hydraulics, you can use a compressor, and a air cilinder? Maybe i have to make something like this to then
If you use air it can be extremely Violent movement extremely dangerous also the pressure is over 1500 psi if you don't want to use Hydraulics I recommend a gear drive
@@JunkTech89 thanks! I will look in to it
Don't sell the bottom half as white goods. Sell it as aluminum breakage. Sell the leftovers from the cooper wire as HMS or short Iron.
Should not put your company name on video while drinking beer lol.
Definitely going to re-create this set up! Nicely done
you need a band saw setup
My brother has a saw i have not had time to scrap due to working on my tiny house after hurricane Ian it's almost done and then I will have some time to scrap
Dude that Trailer is the the most bitchn set up I have ever seen
I do compressors for scrap also and you gave me so many ideas
Can you do a detailed video of how you put it together
I will try to it is in storage right now till we have a building.
Hopefully they a good at air balance and static pressure
Did you make that rotation table or buy it? I want one
It was a old Tire machine we cut down
@@JunkTech89 really??
The motor used to rotate the turntable is off of a sewing machine with foot pedal to control speed
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No gloves,no hearing protection and no safety eyewear.Good luck!!! One day luck runs out.
i agree, floor looks greasy and oily too
Shit..we are scraping in the south in flip flops
Why does someones luck have to run out???
You don't need any of that. Windings on compressor fall right out vs regular electric motor that's not soaked in oil
What type of motor are you using for that rotating table and what horse power and rpm
The motor used to rotate the turntable is actually off of a sewing machine with a foot pedal to adjust rpm If I'm not mistaken it's only 1/16th of a horsepower
What size of ram an electric motor did u use for the hydraulic puller
The tire machine was a good ideal
I think it is ¾hp it was out of a pile of junk the ram is 3 inch I think
Are there PCB'S in the oil you drained out?Rubber gloves and eye protection just a thought.
No pcb's we sell the oil to a recovery company
Também retiro cooper cooper no Brasil
Bro como se llama la maquina con la que cortas el motor
What is the turn table made from?
The turn table is a tire machine with a foot pedal control variable speed motor it normally has a boom overhead for the ground clamp to hang from
It's definitely not difficult to pull the copper out on a 38 compressor motor. If you truly believe that then you should stop
Who uses plasma cutter without wearing glasses
I want scrab
What is the name of those pliers I recreated this but all I need left is those pliers
I got them at home depot they are for Tile
LMAO. AND MAKE maybe $2/hr on a busy day.
Take the copper out. Put the compressor back together and get electric motor price. That's what I do and works well.