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Street Scrapping for E Waste Part 1
Part 1 of an epic scrapping journey throughout the day, cutting copper wire/cords, harvesting e-waste items and anything else interesting & unusual I find in hard rubbish for the day.
Check out my recommended safety products, Furnaces & stuff on amazon.. https://www.amazon.com/shop/ewasteben
So far for the day i've picked up 4 microwave ovens & 5 fans, a playstation 2 and a heap of cables and bits from the one house as well as some pieces of cast aluminium and the cast iron grills & burners from bbq's.
My last video on hard rubbish focused on scrap steel as well as e-waste to demonstrate there's still some money in scrap steel at current low prices, but this series is mostly about e-waste picking and some items I can use around the yard at home, or non-ferrous metals.
This allows me to drive around for much longer without having to go back and unload low value steel, when I finally return at the end of the day the van should be full with good value stuff, including quite a bit of insulated copper wire cut from junk appliances heading for landfill very soon. so at least there's some valuable resources being reclaimed and put back into the market.
Look out for part 2 of street scrapping for e-waste, coming soon..
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hU13fR6ENSU
Check out my recommended safety products, Furnaces & stuff on amazon.. https://www.amazon.com/shop/ewasteben
So far for the day i've picked up 4 microwave ovens & 5 fans, a playstation 2 and a heap of cables and bits from the one house as well as some pieces of cast aluminium and the cast iron grills & burners from bbq's.
My last video on hard rubbish focused on scrap steel as well as e-waste to demonstrate there's still some money in scrap steel at current low prices, but this series is mostly about e-waste picking and some items I can use around the yard at home, or non-ferrous metals.
This allows me to drive around for much longer without having to go back and unload low value steel, when I finally return at the end of the day the van should be full with good value stuff, including quite a bit of insulated copper wire cut from junk appliances heading for landfill very soon. so at least there's some valuable resources being reclaimed and put back into the market.
Look out for part 2 of street scrapping for e-waste, coming soon..
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hU13fR6ENSU
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