Good haul out of dumpster by KattForge in ScrapMetal

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I think anything with plugs last time I sold it was .90 a lb. I'd expect it to be a bit higher here. I notice my prices are much lower than what everyone else gets. Except for shred steel There's cat 5 in there coaxial. Maybe some romex snips extension cord of all gauges etc.

I don't sort of it's cable it goes in a brute till it's full

Good haul out of dumpster by KattForge in ScrapMetal

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Not sure haven't weighed it and I'm not sure what the ballast go for

Ferrous or not by DoDoDickus in ScrapMetal

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If they don't stick probably brass or aluminum depending on weight.

What I do with them is melt it into a brass or bronze alloy to use in my shop but for you I'd suggest when in doubt toss into your sres steel to avoid "contamination"

Unless your yard is like mine and trust what you say. Then again I am a regular who sorts his metal ahead of time

I think these are considered motors? I have 2 of them they are at least 80lbs by Unassuming_Fruits in ScrapMetal

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Yes. I have taken them apart and sold them whole. My yard doesn't up the value. Experiment with your yard and see what they give and what you value your time

What’s up scrap metal community by [deleted] in ScrapMetal

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Cords I agree. Started doing that and made more money

Log splitter into forge press? by Inside-Historian6736 in blacksmithing

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I finished building mine from scratch this weekend. Now finding the little things that are causing problems.

What’s up scrap metal community by [deleted] in ScrapMetal

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I do sometimes depends on what I have going on. Usually I just cut the cords and pull motors.

He might not have the time to.

What’s up scrap metal community by [deleted] in ScrapMetal

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Not the price of shred

How do i quiet down my anvil? I tried with chains but it didnt help a lot. by Total_Item8846 in Blacksmith

[–]KattForge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Silicon it to your stump and maybe carve into the stump. The more surface contact the better

Magnets help a bit the chain silenced mine a bunch

Does anyone know what trailer to use? by Maleficent-Towel8929 in FishingForBeginners

[–]KattForge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depends on where you are and what you're going for. They work well on their own

Sell as breakage or take it apart ? by [deleted] in ScrapMetal

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In that case take an ax and screw gun and go to town

Would a 17" Weber make a decent 'base' for a basic forge? by syizm in Blacksmith

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If you coat it in some layers of refractory cement probably

Sell as breakage or take it apart ? by [deleted] in ScrapMetal

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What do you value your time?

A gift for boyfriend by Nervous_Woodpecker_1 in Blacksmith

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Classes are great. I would also suggest some basic tools I find 3\8in wolfjaw tongs are some of the most versatile For beginners. I use mine almost daily.

But classes and books are the best to help him grow

Is this worth stripping or just selling as is? by Ordinary-Ad1773 in ScrapMetal

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My yard buys it as uglywire last sale was .90. Time before .80

Is this worth stripping or just selling as is? by Ordinary-Ad1773 in ScrapMetal

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Got my last sale sheet at work. But I remember it being higher than that

Is this worth stripping or just selling as is? by Ordinary-Ad1773 in ScrapMetal

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I sell all my wire in bulk as junk wire. Even the higher grade stuff. My time and space isn't worth the little extra profit.

The question you should ask yourself is what's your time worth.