Scrapping huge electronics for Silver and copper!!!

[@timsmith9645]

Great video nice chunk of copper thanks for sharing Matt

[@midwestsmelters190]

Thanks tim. Thank you for watching

[@timsmith9645]

You're welcome Matt

[@david.perrip4316]

Nice vid man!

[@midwestsmelters190]

Thanks david. Im sorry i havent posted in a minute life has definitely gotten in the way for a couple weeks.

[@johntrueblood8234]

Cool video, i use the bolt that i unscrewed to punch out the insert, instead of the punch. Works great!

[@midwestsmelters190]

I was worried i couldnt get the bolt back out

[@johntrueblood8234]

Looking forward to the silver process

[@midwestsmelters190]

Do you know if the contact is solid silver...or silver plated

[@johntrueblood8234]

@@midwestsmelters190 I don't know for sure, but i believe they are all different. Some have it plated and some are all silver.

[@PhilipRomeo69]

Nice job matt

[@midwestsmelters190]

Thank you. This one was fun

[@hoaaoxuan8234]

OK 🎉

[@midwestsmelters190]

Thanks for watching

[@alanatkins4315]

I have some 3 phase cable, but has-been in the sun for about 12 years, the outer plastic is so hard that my cable cutters will not cut it, any ideas how I can remove outer sheath to get at the wire for stripping?

[@midwestsmelters190]

You can try a grinder with a cutt off wheel.

[@bobsunkees3392]

Smash with a hammer 🔨.

[@jorricklacour4342]

What is prepared?

[@midwestsmelters190]

Prepared steel is steel thats less then 3 feet by 18 inches by 1/8" thick.

[@johnnydavenport2015]

Faster with a 2 lb sledge

[@midwestsmelters190]

I guess thats one way too do it