BUT BRASS CANNOT TURN INTO GOLD 🥇 THERE…AT HIGH TEMPERATURE HEAT USING A PROPANE TORCH

BRASS IS A POOR MAN’S GOLD THERE..

See I like slightly longer lengths when it comes to stripping because it makes peeling the insulation off easier because the hardest part is getting the peel started after its gone through the machine so I cut the MC into roughly 10 foot lengths with some cable cutters then fold, twist, and cut the jacket at the halfway point. Then step on it pull the jacket off one side then step on that side and pull the jacket off the other side exactly like you did with the longer piece you had at the end of that section. Doing it that way cuts way down on the folding and twisting because your only doing it once every 10 feet instead of once every 4 or 5. Then I take a bunch of the 10 foot lengths and clamp them in a vise and chuck each one in the drill and run in opposite direction to untwist the wire.

I didn't know that too.I'm pretty unique😮

freakin hack....

Maybe it would work if you were to get your hands on some true Map gas!! It’s pretty rare. Maybe somebody would have it on eBay? It might be kind of expensive.

If you heat it up to a boil and then soak it it will work a little better and faster !

Surround the crucible with a few fire bricks to concentrate the heat on the copper. Add borax when it is red hot.

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Gold appears poised for strong performance this year, and I’m eager to capitalize on it. I have around $40,000 set aside for investment, but I’m not particularly adept at navigating the complexities of the market. What’s the best way to proceed?

Rather than that HUGE polisher - can I use one of those handheld ones which are much cheaper?

Would this system work with a Palladium piece? melting point its higher but can it be done ?

It Will work with oxygen and acetylene torch set

Where did you get the gold so cheap to begin with?

Thank you for trying this so I know not to bother.

Great video 👍 If you ever wanted to make your own part , this is definitely worth your time, and the pop cans you see laying around on the ground are worth more than anything the recycling center will give you for them. 💥💲💵💚💵💲💥

You can melt it if you want, only if you do a very small amount. Like with the 2grams of gold.

It's about to be 2025 & those things don't cost .50 or a $1 ..

Terrific concept and video. Especially the scrap melting strategy. I have my map equipment already, and Poorman's crucible, tongs, and graphite mold kit in transit as I type. Still need a stamping tool set for marking end product. TYVM for sharing this video. It really helps me be more confident in melting PMs. We have a bunch of 14k scrap, and I have some 24k commercial coin/bar products that will join some of my Maple Leafs and philharmonics in the melting lineup. Subbed, liked, and headed to your channel page soon, for past videos. Aloha from Honolulu.

Borax😅?

You think you tuff cause you got you a piece of silver 😂

Get a mold

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Way to much work, Just take the coils up with the copper in them, It's still good money and a lot less work. I been doing it for more years then you have been alive and made a whole lot of money.

Nice

Ive got 139kg of brass, ima be rich

I am gonna try dead soft wire in small amount.

Were those scrap pieces 925?

Nice work! 👍

What respirator do you use? Do you recommend it?

Where are ya guys !!!

Less copper, stronger flame.

New drinking game, take a drink every time he says brass

I am learning and being taught by a 93yr old Navajo silversmith. Just got 4 of those bowl at a thrift store today and actually I melted a Mexican silver Oz coin w Propane. It was hot enough to do exactly what what just done. Instead of water, try using a muriatic acid solution, 1/4, part acid, always put water in 1st. But this will make that slab so shinny it's not funny.

thanks!!

Cool

You need to try it with a better torch head

Try adding some borax.

Are you using regular propane?

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Still copper left behind transfer with that yellow tape is copper

Propane and better torch head

because it has oil residue it is no. 2

4:46 oh the art of a Timelapse…

I melted bronze (five old pennies) with a map torch. This was with my crucible shielded on all but one side with fire bricks. Even shielded with the fire bricks, I also couldn't get copper to melt. I think if you tried a much smaller volume of brass and shielded the crucible with fire bricks, you could get small ingots. I poured my molten bronze into little molds i made from Plaster of Paris.

Lets get to the brass tax lol

Who buys that type of melted gold?

Probably should mix the chemical first, then immerse the copper.

I hope all is well with you all. Miss you 😢