Yes I agree, never heard the little IC chips were worth that much, thinking I may have to take those off before handing them to the scrap yard for .20-.30 cents a pound. 😊👍
It is such a wonderful thing that you do, not only for keeping essential elements from the dump; but helping others who are interested to be effective at it as well. Thank you so much for what you do and how you do it!
This video started out just like a normal video educational purposes, but most of the time people leave out a lot of information so first off thank you for everything that I gained today from watching this educational video!! Now with that being said your instructions on breaking down the board were awesome, but when you started that prayer and you said something about a new chapter and someone's life starting over that's exactly what I'm going through and I have almost 365 days completely abstinent from illegal narcotics which had a terrible hold on me for the last 20 years 38 in 2 weeks since I got so teary-eyed and I had no choice but to stopped what I was doing, put my hands together, and pray with you during the prayer just wanted to say thank you this was very inspirational and educational and I'm going to give you a thumbs up and I'm going to subscribe
Thank you! Wow, that is so awesome. Congratulations on being sober for so long. In my younger years I got addicted to various drugs, I fully know what you’re going through. If it’s ok with you, I’d like to keep praying for you. Thank you so much for sharing all of this, truly! If I don’t see you before then, have a happy birthday in 2 weeks.
Thank you so much for another inspiring video. You explain things so well. You are a wonderful, gentle soul. I love your prayers at the end. You are now my honorary uncle, if that's okay with you.
Interesting video. I have been accumulating low grade boards for a while now and wondered how to get my best money for them. Looks like, for me, it will be all about IC chips. Thanks for the deep dive.
Thank you for the videos. I been scarping for years now and am always learning new things from guys like you. Very much appreciated. Keep posting the videos your teaching me a lot of things I've never knew.
@scrapitall200 Your very welcome. If not for other scarppers like you I wouldn't even be scarping. I always had a hobby and love of taking things apart and thanks to a chance encounter with a scarpper. He thought me I could make money doing this. Now thanks to your videos I can make even more money and help out my follow scarpers in my area.
This is a super informative video,I work in a scrap yard,recently a pal has being trying to get me interested in retrieving gold from circuit boards so found your video. I think time spent just doesn't add up,maybe as a little cash bonus eventually when you bring some in but financially you could find way better things to be stripping.
12.40 that's a transformer module and are situated behind ports etc. My yard won't evenbtake flyback transformers, I don't bother to take them off either but I've never seen one with a nice bit of copper down the outside, yummy! Palladium and sometimes even silver in old ceramic disc capacitors too, they are worth taking! Also, I love your gloves!
Awesome, thank you for letting me know what it’s called. Oh? Great information, thank you, Jo! Ewaste Mike sent those and wrote Ace on all of them 😂 Thank you for watching.
Whewwww mannn am I glad I decided to watch this! I’ve watched other videos on boards and for some odd reason..almost none of this was covered, definitely not to this extent! I cleaned 3 boxes of circuit boards out of an abandoned apartment in which the tenant had been evicted back when I worked as a property manager, took them with me when the property was sold years later (though they looked like total junk..in boxes labeled “JUNK” lol). Since then they’ve been out in my shed. I just pulled them out recently and was about to pull the aluminum/visible copper off for my scrap stash and toss the rest 🥲. Think I’ll play with em’ a bit yet! Thank you!
Good to see what all you can get off n knowledge from circuit board cse there's a ton of tv that are around n can get out for extra scrap every penny counts
Fantastic video! I could have done with this video a few years ago when I started in e-waste as it would have saved a lot of time finding the information from several sources over several months. This will help so many new e-waste scrappers ❤👍
This was a really good video on low grade boards. A lot of us aren't up to speed with the electronics, so we don't know what is good and what isn't. Stay safe and blessed brother.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
Great to see you doing a detailed #microscrapping video brother. Those brass squares are a new thing for me. I'll be taking them off the boards I have now
Great informative video Brother ! Thank you for the mention,,i,really appreciate it! There is a lot so much on circuit boards that people dont realize! It may not seem like a lot to some,but it all adds up really fast!
Hey SIA! I did pick up copper coils and aluminium heat sinks from power boards since i scrap. As i see now, there can be so much more to pick. Thanks for this lesson in real micro scrapping lol :) i have to find these fuses in my "leftovers" box and open a new container for dirty brass ;) And others too i think. Have a good time see you in the next video, mate!
I experimented for a while taking off the bigger aluminum capacitors for a while till I had a bucket full because they get in the way and need to be removed anyway. It was a decent amount for dirty aluminum, like $0.18/lb. more or less, it added up over a year.
@@scrapitall200 when I had a couple pounds they were like, meh, shred. But after getting many pounds and all mixed with lots of irony/dirty aluminum they took it, like 50-75% recovery or something.
Great vid bro learned more than I thought I would you have a talent for teaching what I thought I knew I like the chisel idea works great going to use that for sure have a good one bro be safe
@@scrapitall200 I did but I dident , the info is great , My hands will not tolerate the micro scrapping though. I might try some moffats though , I got plenty of them. 100% I am pulling the transformers and a few other things though
@@scrapitall200 It is a lot better than a few weeks ago , It hated me for 2 days this week after I hauled in my best HMS run to date , and quite possably my best video so far 🙂 Prossessing the edits as I type 🙂
@@scrapitall200 Sure is! I’m glad it helps you out. I watch Ewaste Mike but to be honest, it’s more about his daily life than teaching me anything. But I watch because it’s nice to see what he’s accomplished. You should make videos like that, people would enjoy see how you’re doing and what you’re working on. I would definitely watch and see how things are going and see what you’re working on!
@@EricScrapping4Dinidog oh cool, he’s a good buddy of mine that I met through UA-cam. That’s a good idea, thank you. I’ll have to give that some considerable thought.
@10:07 those adjustment dials ( also volume knobs on audio boards I have not came across any rheostats but they may be hiding silver also ) have a silver plate in the center, especially on older boards and I have found on old crt type tv's gold leg transistors .
Brother I can’t thank you enough for that prayer as I listened I completely felt better! Praise our Lord Jesus Christ! Amen Also that was a fantastic tear down and explanation of all the little goodies on them boards! God Bless you and thank you for everything the last few months! Oh I always let them ads play! CheeRs
You’re very welcome! I wasn’t sure what I was going to pray about and that just came out. Praise Jesus for all He does! Thank you for watching brother.
Lots of good information buddy! I c too buddy 😂😂 I wondering how get them things off now I know how use a knife I’ve been doing it with a flat head screw driver the hard way thanks for sharing another awesome video buddy!
@scrapitall200 No problem. I actually have had it on my mind to ask someone in the scrap community recently about it. what are the most important things to grab versus not de populating versus just leaving everything on. What to and not to, etc. This video was very helpful. I appreciate it.
Great video. Very informative..using a heat gun on the soldered side of the board while holding the board upside-down will release everything that's been heated easily. In most cases, anyway.✌️
Greetings from Spain, thank you for your videos and your channel, they are very interesting and useful for me... let me mention that you can sell electrolytic capacitors online, without expensive, polyester capacitors and blue ceramic capacitors you can get a price, they are used to get money... thank you
@@fcojaviergutierrezravegarc8464 thank you for watching from Spain, hope all is well there. Yes, thank you, although i was just showing the basics that can be sold to scrap yards or a company here in the USA called Boardsort. Thank you for watching, I appreciate it.
I am really curious to know what is actually left for them to recover if almost all has been depoulated.This will be interesting to know.Thank you i agree a good rendation of depopulating low grade pc boards.
Apparently resistors can contain trace amounts of silver, especially in the older ones. Even some ceramic capacitors (they look like blue m&ms) can contain trace amount of silver. Thank you for watching.
The wire in the fuse is silver, the diodes have small bond wires in them also (you tossed it into the shred after, save them with your transistors) have fun.
So, been seeing all these videos on mosfets and how there are traces of gold. Processed 368 grams of various size transistors/mosfets from different sources, absolutely zero gold. Did get the copper tho. Not giving up......have a new pile forming from computer power supplies and old plasma tv boards. We'll see. Also gathering up the ceramic capacitors in hopes of silver and/or palladium
@@silver_salvage_savage I watched a video and he did 3.25 pounds of various sizes and recovered .55 of a gram of gold. I’ve never done it so I don’t really know lol.
4:13 I have not been successful as of yet to break that transformer apart even when wailing on it with my 3lb mechanics hammer. My yard does give me motor price( a whopping 10 cents a pound). I also wanted to say that I check the transformers to see if the copper content is worth removing or not since I am fortunate to live about 4 hours away from Boardsort drop off location, it's quite an upgrade in price from transformer(.10 cent my yard) to low grade(.40 Boardsort). The low grade boards usually pays for my gas when I take a load over.
Yeah, they are made from some tough stuff 😂 That’s cool you’re in driving distance from them, they have great prices on so much stuff. Thank you for watching
If I had one I definitely would use it, but on these boards that I’m leaving the majority of the stuff, it would be too messy for my liking 😂 Thank you for watching.
I saw a guy from Canada saying you can sell the flyback transformers as a repair part. I see them on eBay with that whole cord going for $5-10 or more depending on the model.
Those are BGA ICs. They are chips and in some cases are worth much more than scrap value. (you have to look up the part number to confirm). Some can be worth thousands of dollars (but not in the case of this board).
Good video, I did extreme micro scraping in January.It was so cold here, you really couldn't do anything outside.I was taking EVERYTHING apart. By the way, if you don't mind me asking what state do you live in?
But, why do you have ACE written on the back of your glove?? I would remove the wire on at least two of you transformers. Good to be reminded of Boardsorts IC price of $8. Well done, sir!
Ewaste Mike sent me a bunch of generic gloves and as a joke wrote ace on them 😂 Absolutely, I will be recovering the copper. Thank you, I appreciate it. Have a great rest of your day buddy.
Thank you for watching y’all, I really appreciate it.
Please hit the 👍 button.
Have a great week.
God bless!
👍
Always! You too sir! Thank You
@@EricScrapping4Dinidog you’re welcome brother
Had to watch again to make sure I was getting everything. Thank you again brother!
You rock brother, thank you!
You should start a world's first scrapping magazine ..going deep into details with pictures of everything you can dismantle..bless you brother.
Very interesting idea, I like the thought of that.
Thank you and God bless you too brother.
Absolutely the best demonstration for boards I've come across, bravo!👍👍
Thank you so much, that’s really nice of you to say.
Thank you for watching.
Yes I agree, never heard the little IC chips were worth that much, thinking I may have to take those off before handing them to the scrap yard for .20-.30 cents a pound. 😊👍
Thank you for watching.
It is such a wonderful thing that you do, not only for keeping essential elements from the dump; but helping others who are interested to be effective at it as well. Thank you so much for what you do and how you do it!
@@ToddWoodward-r8h you’re very welcome my friend. I really love what I do so it’s wonderful to read comments like this. Thank you!
One of the best videos i have seen on low grade boards. great attention to detail i will rewatch this later thanks scrapitall 🎉
Thank you so much for the wonderful compliment
This video started out just like a normal video educational purposes, but most of the time people leave out a lot of information so first off thank you for everything that I gained today from watching this educational video!! Now with that being said your instructions on breaking down the board were awesome, but when you started that prayer and you said something about a new chapter and someone's life starting over that's exactly what I'm going through and I have almost 365 days completely abstinent from illegal narcotics which had a terrible hold on me for the last 20 years 38 in 2 weeks since I got so teary-eyed and I had no choice but to stopped what I was doing, put my hands together, and pray with you during the prayer just wanted to say thank you this was very inspirational and educational and I'm going to give you a thumbs up and I'm going to subscribe
Thank you!
Wow, that is so awesome. Congratulations on being sober for so long. In my younger years I got addicted to various drugs, I fully know what you’re going through. If it’s ok with you, I’d like to keep praying for you.
Thank you so much for sharing all of this, truly!
If I don’t see you before then, have a happy birthday in 2 weeks.
Man I love this! Very informative. And to top it off, a prayer at the end. It don't get any better than this.
@@donovanniemeyer7957 awesome, so happy you enjoyed it.
God bless you!
Thank you so much for another inspiring video. You explain things so well. You are a wonderful, gentle soul. I love your prayers at the end. You are now my honorary uncle, if that's okay with you.
@@ScrappinLou thank you so much! 😁
Yes, you can call me Uncle Scrap lol
I’ve watched this video several times. It’s very helpful to me
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that.
I’m so happy it’s been helpful to you brother.
Love the way you present your information. Great video man.
Thank you so much.
@@scrapitall200the 4 legged IC that you weren't sure of, those are typically optocouplers.
@@max3d_0ut oh cool, thank you for that information.
They are supposed to contain silver !!
@@scrappingonthefly77 you going to refine some?
Interesting video. I have been accumulating low grade boards for a while now and wondered how to get my best money for them. Looks like, for me, it will be all about IC chips. Thanks for the deep dive.
I love IC chips!
Thank you for watching.
Thank you for the videos. I been scarping for years now and am always learning new things from guys like you. Very much appreciated. Keep posting the videos your teaching me a lot of things I've never knew.
You’re welcome!
I’m so happy my videos are helpful.
Thank you so much for watching and for the super thanks!
@scrapitall200 Your very welcome. If not for other scarppers like you I wouldn't even be scarping. I always had a hobby and love of taking things apart and thanks to a chance encounter with a scarpper. He thought me I could make money doing this. Now thanks to your videos I can make even more money and help out my follow scarpers in my area.
@@ScottDKiernan that is awesome!
Well I’m glad to help and if you ever have questions, feel free to ask.
Another great and useful video.
God bless you Scrapitall!
Thank you brother!
God bless you.
@@scrapitall200 thank you!
You’re welcome
This is a super informative video,I work in a scrap yard,recently a pal has being trying to get me interested in retrieving gold from circuit boards so found your video.
I think time spent just doesn't add up,maybe as a little cash bonus eventually when you bring some in but financially you could find way better things to be stripping.
@@athlone73 for me if its fun then it’s always worth it to me, but I know for others that won’t be true!
Thank you for watching.
Super helpful. Ive been wanting to get into e-scrapping.
@@galopeian oh cool, it’s a lot of fun and there is a lot of good ewaste out there
Thanks!
Wow, thank you so much, that’s so nice of you!
@scrapitall200 do you have any videos on scarping lnb from a satellite dish?
@@ScottDKiernan I don’t, but I did recently pick up one. I’ll have to do a video on it or include it in a future video. Thank you for the idea.
Thanks for another informative video!
@@MrTea1964ad you’re welcome!
Thanks so much for watching.
I’ve been waiting for this video all week! This was a lot of good info James!! God bless and can’t wait for some more videos
Awesome, I’m so very happy to have helped.
God bless you brother and have a wonderful week!
@@scrapitall200 you as well!
@@lljairsoft1201 thank you!
12.40 that's a transformer module and are situated behind ports etc. My yard won't evenbtake flyback transformers, I don't bother to take them off either but I've never seen one with a nice bit of copper down the outside, yummy! Palladium and sometimes even silver in old ceramic disc capacitors too, they are worth taking! Also, I love your gloves!
Awesome, thank you for letting me know what it’s called.
Oh? Great information, thank you, Jo!
Ewaste Mike sent those and wrote Ace on all of them 😂
Thank you for watching.
@@scrapitall200 Did he 😂, that's funny!! 🤭
Yes he did!! 😂
Mike is hilarious 😆
Whewwww mannn am I glad I decided to watch this! I’ve watched other videos on boards and for some odd reason..almost none of this was covered, definitely not to this extent!
I cleaned 3 boxes of circuit boards out of an abandoned apartment in which the tenant had been evicted back when I worked as a property manager, took them with me when the property was sold years later (though they looked like total junk..in boxes labeled “JUNK” lol). Since then they’ve been out in my shed. I just pulled them out recently and was about to pull the aluminum/visible copper off for my scrap stash and toss the rest 🥲. Think I’ll play with em’ a bit yet! Thank you!
@@kevinhaid6211 oh awesome, I’m so happy my video is helpful!
Thank you for watching and for your comment.
Another great vid brosef. And ty and God bless you for your prayers.
Thank you!
God bless you too brother.
A very in-depth tutorial and definitely extreme microscrapping, right up my street
Thank you my friend!
I love micro scrapping, it’s therapeutic in a way.
I am so happy that you post this type of video. They are extremely helpful. 👍😁👍😁👍😁👍
Thank you so much, I appreciate you saying that!
Have a great day and God bless!
All kinds of wonderful goodies!
There really is!
Thank you for stopping by my Canadian brother.
@@scrapitall200 No problem. Luckily I can do all of this from bed. 😂
@@HHRecycling that’s the life 😂
Well done sir I save all those things also thanks for sharing this wonderful video with us six stars brother
Thank you brother, I appreciate it.
I like your setup, brother! Your work area is tidy and organized.
Thank you so much brother.
I try and clean up after every time I scrap.
Good to see what all you can get off n knowledge from circuit board cse there's a ton of tv that are around n can get out for extra scrap every penny counts
@@jasonleonard4838 absolutely and it does all add up.
I appreciate you watching.
Thank you for the good Information! Good bless you !
@@frankrauschel613 you’re welcome! Thank you for watching and God bless you too.
Nice video. Like your approach. Thanks for sharing what you've learned!
Thank you, I appreciate that.
Thank you for watching.
Fantastic video! I could have done with this video a few years ago when I started in e-waste as it would have saved a lot of time finding the information from several sources over several months. This will help so many new e-waste scrappers ❤👍
Thank you so much.
I tried to make it in a way that I wished I had seen when I first started scrapping.
Thank you for watching.
Ths was very useful!
God bless you!
Awesome, I’m happy my video is helpful.
Thank you and God bless you too!
Great info as usual
Thank you buddy!
This was a really good video on low grade boards. A lot of us aren't up to speed with the electronics, so we don't know what is good and what isn't. Stay safe and blessed brother.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
Thank you brother.
There is a lot to talk about with Ewaste lol.
You too brother.
God bless!
We all are prying for you Bush Dog Scrapper ❤
Thank you Brother! This community is so wonderful! God Bless you all!
Truth!
God bless!
@@BushDogScrapperPrayers brother !!
Thank you!
@@scrappingonthefly77 thank you Brother God Bless
Great to see you doing a detailed #microscrapping video brother. Those brass squares are a new thing for me. I'll be taking them off the boards I have now
Thank you brother!
Yeah I used to think nothing of them but one day I decided to check them out, I’m glad I did.
Great informative video Brother ! Thank you for the mention,,i,really appreciate it! There is a lot so much on circuit boards that people dont realize! It may not seem like a lot to some,but it all adds up really fast!
You’re welcome brother.
Absolutely, too much to really talk about so I kept it simple lol.
Thank you for watching!
Another great video! You've convinced me. I really need to start pulling the IC chips off the boards I get.
Thank you!
I absolutely would, at least the bigger ones.
Thank you for watching.
Hey SIA! I did pick up copper coils and aluminium heat sinks from power boards since i scrap. As i see now, there can be so much more to pick. Thanks for this lesson in real micro scrapping lol :) i have to find these fuses in my "leftovers" box and open a new container for dirty brass ;) And others too i think. Have a good time see you in the next video, mate!
Thank you my friend.
Definitely a lot of goodies on these boards. Yeah they don’t weigh much, but it’s still worth it imo.
Have a fantastic week.
I did not know about c chips, and musfit. Learned something new. Thanks for your video. YAH bless.
Yeah, the ic chips are great value and they are on all sorts of boards, same with mosfets.
Thank you for watching my friend.
I love it. A fresh look at scrapping.
Thank you so much!
There's sliver inside fuses too
Too much information to give so I was trying to keep it basic for the average scrapper who just wants to sell to scrap yards or Boardsort.
Great video. I appreciate all the knowledge sharing you do. Can't wait for another video
Thank you so much, I appreciate that!
I experimented for a while taking off the bigger aluminum capacitors for a while till I had a bucket full because they get in the way and need to be removed anyway. It was a decent amount for dirty aluminum, like $0.18/lb. more or less, it added up over a year.
That’s awesome, I wish my yard bought them other than just shred.
Thank you for watching buddy.
@@scrapitall200 when I had a couple pounds they were like, meh, shred. But after getting many pounds and all mixed with lots of irony/dirty aluminum they took it, like 50-75% recovery or something.
Oh wow, great information, thank you.
Great vid bro learned more than I thought I would you have a talent for teaching what I thought I knew I like the chisel idea works great going to use that for sure have a good one bro be safe
Thank you so much, I appreciate that.
Great video! Awhile ago I turned in boards without depopulating it. Just as a test. Good to depopulate. Great job!
Thank you, I appreciate that.
I definitely agree it’s good to depopulate.
Thank you for watching!
Cool , perfect timing , I picked up a large box of low grade boards the other day at the dump 😛
That’s awesome!
I hope you found something helpful in this video.
Thank you for watching.
@@scrapitall200 I did but I dident , the info is great , My hands will not tolerate the micro scrapping though.
I might try some moffats though , I got plenty of them.
100% I am pulling the transformers and a few other things though
Yeah I hear you there buddy 😢
@@scrapitall200 It is a lot better than a few weeks ago , It hated me for 2 days this week after I hauled in my best HMS run to date , and quite possably my best video so far 🙂
Prossessing the edits as I type 🙂
Glad they are better!
Thanks for the tips. God bless.
You’re welcome!
Thank you and God bless you too 😁
Really enjoying your videos man.
Thank you so much!
Love your videos 🎉
Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching.
Awesome Video Scrapper
Thank you my friend!
Thank you for watching.
Good on ya scapitall, your a wonderful littles bugga you got wonderful videos. 👍
Thank you so much!
This is my seventh time watching this video. There’s so much to learn
Wow, thank you so much!
I sure do appreciate it brother!
@@scrapitall200 Thank You! I’m learning a lot from you so I should be Thanking you not the other way around. lol.
@@EricScrapping4Dinidog I’m so very happy my videos are helping you learn. It’s a win win for us both!
@@scrapitall200 Sure is! I’m glad it helps you out. I watch Ewaste Mike but to be honest, it’s more about his daily life than teaching me anything. But I watch because it’s nice to see what he’s accomplished. You should make videos like that, people would enjoy see how you’re doing and what you’re working on. I would definitely watch and see how things are going and see what you’re working on!
@@EricScrapping4Dinidog oh cool, he’s a good buddy of mine that I met through UA-cam.
That’s a good idea, thank you. I’ll have to give that some considerable thought.
Wow so many things I didnt know.. and I been only cleaning boards for about a year.. great video and thanks for posting this video.. 👍
You’re welcome!
Thank you so much for watching.
🤙🤙👍 good info ✌️
Thank you buddy!
Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Thank you for watching.
Very informative. I’ve come across a few boards and this helps.
@@jaxkasedad4953 awesome!!
Thank you for watching.
Thanks! Good video.
Thank you for watching.
Amazing how much you accomplish with a screw driver and diagonal cutters.
Thanks for the education
Absolutely!
You’re welcome and thank you for watching my friend.
Thank you for this video
You’re very welcome!
Thank you for watching.
@@scrapitall200you are welcome
@10:07 those adjustment dials ( also volume knobs on audio boards I have not came across any rheostats but they may be hiding silver also ) have a silver plate in the center, especially on older boards and I have found on old crt type tv's gold leg transistors .
Ok cool, that’s great to know, thank you.
Yeah I definitely keep my eye out for those.
Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Thank you for watching.
Thank you for the information that was totally cool I just started scrapping stuff and I did not know all this now I do thank you again 👍
Awesome, I’m happy my video was helpful.
Thank you for watching.
Amen. Great video
Thank you for watching!
I’m so proud of Cody, God is great!
Great video mate
Thank you my friend!
Brother I can’t thank you enough for that prayer as I listened I completely felt better! Praise our Lord Jesus Christ! Amen
Also that was a fantastic tear down and explanation of all the little goodies on them boards!
God Bless you and thank you for everything the last few months! Oh I always let them ads play!
CheeRs
You’re very welcome!
I wasn’t sure what I was going to pray about and that just came out.
Praise Jesus for all He does!
Thank you for watching brother.
@@scrapitall200 I won’t lie that prayer brought tears of joy and love to my face Brother I really needed that!
Thank you
@@BushDogScrapper thank you for sharing that with me brother, that makes me feel so wonderful!
@@scrapitall200 that’s exactly how it made me feel!
@@BushDogScrapper hallelujah!
Good tips!
Thank you!
Great video my friend
Thank you!
Great video!
Thank you buddy, I appreciate it.
Thank you for this awesome vid good sir. Thoughts and well wishes to @Bush Dog Scrapper. 🙏
You’re welcome, thank you for watching.
Thank you, he’s a great guy and friend!
I feel like micro scraping going to be the future for people that love to scrap
I agree and I’m one of those scrappers, it’s so much fun.
Thank you for watching.
Good video scrapitail thank you brilliant stuff
Thank you buddy, I appreciate it.
Great info! Shout out to Bush dog!
Thank you buddy!l
Good job well done good video thanks
Thank you so much buddy!
Lots of good information buddy! I c too buddy 😂😂 I wondering how get them things off now I know how use a knife I’ve been doing it with a flat head screw driver the hard way thanks for sharing another awesome video buddy!
Ic you too 🤣
I hope this information helps you buddy.
@@scrapitall200 it did! And I can always go back and watch it again thanks for sharing helpful information!
@@ScrapMan69 awesome buddy. And there’s always discord where you can ask us.
Thanks for sharing! 👀
You’re welcome buddy.
Thank you for watching
@scrapitall200 No problem. I actually have had it on my mind to ask someone in the scrap community recently about it. what are the most important things to grab versus not de populating versus just leaving everything on. What to and not to, etc. This video was very helpful. I appreciate it.
@@redrum2612 that’s awesome, I’m so happy my video was helpful.
Great video. Very informative..using a heat gun on the soldered side of the board while holding the board upside-down will release everything that's been heated easily. In most cases, anyway.✌️
@@jeepindirty835 thank you!
Ok cool, I’ll give that a try, thank you.
MOSFETs have precious metals in them. God bless.
I’ve heard that but I also heard it takes thousands to even recover a 1/10 of a gram.
Thank you for watching and God bless.
Greetings from Spain, thank you for your videos and your channel, they are very interesting and useful for me... let me mention that you can sell electrolytic capacitors online, without expensive, polyester capacitors and blue ceramic capacitors you can get a price, they are used to get money... thank you
@@fcojaviergutierrezravegarc8464 thank you for watching from Spain, hope all is well there.
Yes, thank you, although i was just showing the basics that can be sold to scrap yards or a company here in the USA called Boardsort.
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I am really curious to know what is actually left for them to recover if almost all has been depoulated.This will be interesting to know.Thank you i agree a good rendation of depopulating low grade pc boards.
Apparently resistors can contain trace amounts of silver, especially in the older ones. Even some ceramic capacitors (they look like blue m&ms) can contain trace amount of silver.
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I appreciate the video
Thank you, I appreciate you watching.
@@scrapitall200 Always
The wire in the fuse is silver, the diodes have small bond wires in them also (you tossed it into the shred after, save them with your transistors) have fun.
@@jordankennedy3298 I’ve heard that it’s the older ones.
I didn’t throw it into the shred
So, been seeing all these videos on mosfets and how there are traces of gold. Processed 368 grams of various size transistors/mosfets from different sources, absolutely zero gold. Did get the copper tho. Not giving up......have a new pile forming from computer power supplies and old plasma tv boards. We'll see. Also gathering up the ceramic capacitors in hopes of silver and/or palladium
@@silver_salvage_savage I watched a video and he did 3.25 pounds of various sizes and recovered .55 of a gram of gold.
I’ve never done it so I don’t really know lol.
God bless you
Thank you, I appreciate that.
God bless!
4:13 I have not been successful as of yet to break that transformer apart even when wailing on it with my 3lb mechanics hammer. My yard does give me motor price( a whopping 10 cents a pound). I also wanted to say that I check the transformers to see if the copper content is worth removing or not since I am fortunate to live about 4 hours away from Boardsort drop off location, it's quite an upgrade in price from transformer(.10 cent my yard) to low grade(.40 Boardsort). The low grade boards usually pays for my gas when I take a load over.
Yeah, they are made from some tough stuff 😂
That’s cool you’re in driving distance from them, they have great prices on so much stuff.
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Nice episode brother
Thank you brother, I appreciate it.
You should try use a air hammer to depopulate the board 😎😉
If I had one I definitely would use it, but on these boards that I’m leaving the majority of the stuff, it would be too messy for my liking 😂
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Good morning!
Good morning my friend. How are you?
@@scrapitall200 sore, buddy. I over did it yesterday and wrecked my good shoulder.
@@HHRecycling oh no, I’m sorry to hear that 😢
@scrapitall200 that's the way it goes with loading washing machines by yourself
@@HHRecycling dang buddy! You aren’t a spring chicken anymore 🤣
Sabe the parts and use thrm to build or fix stuff with. ❤
That is certainly an option for some folks, but I just sell them.
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I saw a guy from Canada saying you can sell the flyback transformers as a repair part. I see them on eBay with that whole cord going for $5-10 or more depending on the model.
Interesting, thank you for that information.
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@Scrapitall good video
Thank you buddy!
Great video
Thank you my friend!
You are welcome
God bless
@@JohnJoe-pf8of thank you!
God bless you too!
My scrap yard is doing 10 cents a pound for boards but I'm not sure if that goes for the high grade boards I'll have to ask great video 😎🔥
@@PatTattsPowerChannel they should offer more high grade board.
Thank you, I appreciate that 😃
@@scrapitall200 thanks I'll keep that in mind for sure 😎
@@PatTattsPowerChannel no problem
What are the flat black chips that look like IC chips? Are the worth the same as the IC chips?
I can’t remember what they are called, but Boardsort doesn’t buy those. So I just leave them on the boards.
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Those are BGA ICs. They are chips and in some cases are worth much more than scrap value. (you have to look up the part number to confirm). Some can be worth thousands of dollars (but not in the case of this board).
*is there a difference between a normal toaster and an air fryer toaster?*
Yes but what does that have to do with this video?
@@scrapitall200 idk
@@smitchlego😂 it’s ok buddy!
@@scrapitall200 but do you think there's much of them? *bold*
@@smitchlego big difference between the two I would say. I’ve never scrapped an air fryer or even ever seen one, so I can’t be certain what’s inside.
hi there. i would like to ask you a question if i can . does boardsort buy from europe?
Unfortunately no they do not!
This was fantastic, thank you!! Question: Now that you've "depopulated" those low-grade boards, will boardsort still buy them as low-grade boards?
Thank you! Yes they will because there is still stuff that can contain silver such as resistors and ceramic capacitors
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Them heatsinks are extruded alumnuim right? Or just the black one?
Just the black one, the others are old sheet aluminum.
Good video, I did extreme micro scraping in January.It was so cold here, you really couldn't do anything outside.I was taking EVERYTHING apart. By the way, if you don't mind me asking what state do you live in?
Thank you!
Micro scrapping is great for the winter.
I’m in Washington state!
How about you?
@@scrapitall200 I'm in Central Indiana, but still too far to drive to boardsort, it's about 5 hours one way.
@@John-jl3ky I bet it gets cold there during the winter!
Yeah that would be a lot of driving.
But, why do you have ACE written on the back of your glove?? I would remove the wire on at least two of you transformers. Good to be reminded of Boardsorts IC price of $8. Well done, sir!
Ewaste Mike sent me a bunch of generic gloves and as a joke wrote ace on them 😂
Absolutely, I will be recovering the copper.
Thank you, I appreciate it.
Have a great rest of your day buddy.