9KG Pure Metal Dumpster Dive - Scrap Solenoids - ASMR Metal Melting - BigStackD Trash To Treasure

A great find in the Dumpster on todays video, A heap of old Solenoids for a heap of aluminum bars and a huge 3kg Copper bar. A very long video today so get comfortable and hope to see you all next Friday😁
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9KG Pure Metal Dumpster Dive - Scrap Solenoids - ASMR Metal Melting - BigStackD Trash To Treasure

[@bigstackD]

Hey there all you awesome subs how are you all this week? An extra long one today as I pour about 24 or 25 bars from some pieces I found in the scrap bin. An absolute awesome addition to the shelves coming in at over 9.2kg. So grab a drink sit back put your feet up and I hope you enjoy today's video😁👋🏻.

[@turcitu4009]

Hi I love you're content ❤️

[@cathylin6140]

Hi

[@marilynjumawan483]

Hello mr.bigstacked

[@floesho5866]

I was doing well but now I’m doing great, thank you for uploading 👍🏻

[@mackbonfield6727]

Thx bro for the video

[@douglasmason4761]

Not sure what I enjoy more...the liquid metal being poured or the interaction with the boys. Either way, thumbs up.

[@rossyfries77]

Eeeeeee yesssss

[@fynkozari9271]

Either way thumbs down. Im more of a cat person.

[@airstuck3929]

@@fynkozari9271 U would thumb down coz ur a cat person. And this man has a dog? If ur srs thats the funniest dehumanized thing ive read in a while.

[@urmomurdad8765]

No one asked or cares dislike somewhere else

[@endermanex2761]

@@fynkozari9271 same

[@madarauchiha8146]

Whats not to like about videos like this. Cute dogs, stuff getting destroyed, and no annoying talk over through the video. Its truly great 👍 😁🥰

[@gloriousbad]

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[@1yearoldiam]

I'm an electrician and I have about 500 pounds of scrap wire saved up from the past 15ish months. I love watching your videos and only imagine the shelf I could have if I got a smelting setup. I've been so tempted to buy one

[@levilaughlin6262]

Same thing goes through my head being an electrician

[@Wesleystewart78]

Same here but it's aluminum and brass I hored

[@philipm3173]

He sells them

[@bigstackD]

Well Ben if you’re interested hit me up on my email and I’ll send you a heap of info to get you started and a couple of discount links and even if you don’t decide to purchase at least you’ll have an understanding of how much it’ll cost and all the tips and tricks before you get started and that goes for everyone else in this comment thread👊🏻😁. [e-mail]

[@cheapasstech]

@@bigstackD I do wonder if the metal recycler gives you more if they’re ingots - as you would have to calculate the cost of the smelting equipment and the propane

[@tahyang]

I was not told there would be a dog walk in this video. Best bonus content 10/10 would recommend

[@mkhuntstreasure3192]

That copper bar isn’t ugly, it has character! Enjoyed this especially the dogs racing in the sand.

[@_-chiqq-x3706]

It isnt ugly, but i dont understand the sense of it. He takes pieces from places where they already would get recycled... and recycles themselve with a loooot more inefficiency

[@cpypcy]

No spoilers!

[@Salmacream]

@@_-chiqq-x3706 One its free, two he makes some money, three he gets to have harmless fun.

[@victoryfirst2878]

I have to say you are super lucky. When I look and dumpster dive I very seldom find anything worth while. These solenoids are from the old school for sure. Just so much metal you can do things with. I would bet you that these would be great to control flammable liquids for controlling a gasoline engine safely. You know, getting high mileage in the fifty miles range. The part I love is when you pour the copper. Looks like a fondue fountain. Nice work Sir.

[@PyroMynx]

It was so satisfying watching you break all the green casing. It looks like it is stress relieving.

[@shiningstaer]

Dude I can’t get those purple pieces out of my head. I’ve never seen copper gush out before. They’re neat

[@aredditor4272]

Typical solenoids, and he described the coating as varnish. Not varnish, it's a polymer film of sorts. Frequently called enameled magnet wire, it's also not technically enamel.

[@albertbresca8904]

@@aredditor4272 thanks for that ... a polymer film... interesting.... i gather it electrically insulates (for small voltages) as i use strands of this stuff for wiring fencing blades (the olympic sport..lol... sorry specialist sort of thing i guess... try to decrease my costs as much as possible by making up wires rather than buying them from overseas..)

[@SCP--bm6td]

@@albertbresca8904 still nice, would like some. Will DEFINITELY not destroy the world

[@haraldpettersen3649]

@@aredditor4272 - Shellac is the name given to what is on the outside of the copper wire

[@aredditor4272]

@@haraldpettersen3649 once upon a time, shellac was used in electronics, but it's been replaced by superior synthetics. It's actually one of the few substances found in nature that's like plastic. It's a secretion from the lac bug.

[@HugoHugunin]

For the next copper melt, could you take the ingot while fresh from the mold and place it into a flammable material and cover with a metal pail then cover the edges with sand to seal in the smoke? I believe that you might be able to produce "peacock copper".

[@PauIieWalnuts]

This is a great idea

[@codeblue2532]

@@PauIieWalnuts :: kind of like Raku with metal….

[@codeblue2532]

BoscoBob :: I saw the works of 2 artists who excavated and then buried plate metals, having placed explosives at strategic points against the metal, and compacted earth on top, and set off the charge. The concussion was all underground and the impact distorted the plate in various ways discernible as it was exhumed. Their final process was I think ‘re-plating’ ( chroming ) and buffing to brilliance these now organically-shaped, random-shaped ( by detonation ) configurations of plate steel (?). These were the artists’ gallery exhibits at that time and I will search for the link to this process and who they are. Your “peacock copper” process intrigues me and triggered this memory of the UNUSUAL ¥

[@HugoHugunin]

@@codeblue2532 I've always enjoyed pushing the envelope in art. I took a .22 rifle to green ceramics and tossed old pennies into molten glass. I then used a reducing flame to get a peacock copper effect in the glass.

[@risefromtheash1998]

I can't explain why.. But I think this might be my favorite melt video as of recent.. I keep coming back to it even though I've seen it several times already. 🙃

[@georget.m9592]

Hi 👋

[@jerrettjones7102]

Very different pieces to work with this week. Thoroughly enjoyed all the little tidbits and slag. Thank you.

[@johnoconnor4941]

What a Fricken Friday. Just finished CEE with Kurtis and Karen and here I am with the Big StackD. Bloody brilliant. Could this day get any better, I think not.

[@barryballbag2361]

Same here

[@orielism]

Yep my Friday viewing aswell, have to have a scotch in hand though

[@GrumpyHarleyRider]

I did EXACTLY the same thing!! From CEE to Big Stack!

[@bentleyalder5492]

From across the pacific and the equator, what's CEE?🥰

[@johnoconnor4941]

@@bentleyalder5492 Cutting Edge Engineering. Fantastic metal fabrication, repairs on massive machines and straight up, down to earth bloke. His missus Giggles a lot and is an excellent videographer. Check it you won't regret it

[@sergeantcraphead]

Always remember to remind us that the cardboard keep the crucible from sticking to the fire brick or I'll know it's an imposter bigstackD

[@timmchone7215]

I don't care man or woman, who wouldn't enjoy watching this?? So satisfying

[@bigstackD]

Cheers Tim👊🏻😁

[@penneyburgess5431]

Beach is the best place for a walk. Lovely way to start the day! Monster melt. Especially in that heat.

[@629Justme]

I just had to find out why those solenoids were purple. I didnt find out, however I did find out that brand new they are worth $45.00(usa) each. Goyen seems to make all types of equipt for hard to handle materials and air purification. Wow! A lot went into those designs, wonder how long hey last b4 they need to be scrapped. Nice video as always.

[@TheInsultInvestor]

This entire scrap video was moronic.

[@Omnishredder]

@@TheInsultInvestor can't hate you for this... Your name says it's a joke, and up next you've got an insult for me ain't ya

[@tantamounted]

From the search results I got, it looks like they might be controls for fluid valves. Maybe those solenoid arrays are from an industrial refrigeration system? Edit: A second search after seeing the model number, and that looks like these solenoids were used to control a dust collection system instead of a refrigerator.

[@deanhawes5088]

a friend worked at Goyen sydney he worked high up in the office last time i seen him in around 03 you could see he was heart broken china had taken most of their work ................................ lay offs etc i think he worked there most of his life

[@russellv6234]

I can't believe how terrible the duty cycle was. 1/2 second on 60 seconds off? How could that even be useful in a industrial environment?

[@Thewulf56]

awesome find in the ole dumpster this week, more kewl ingots for the Big Stack. You know all that metal weight in that one spot has already risen the ocean level 2.5" on the east coast of the US. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🍻🍻🍻🍻🐺🐺

[@ericzdrojewski137]

I found your channel about a month or 2 ago and I binged about 20-25 of the interesting looking older videos. Love them and await every Fridays new one. Love your interaction with your dogs and the ice melt is the best part. So awesome keep up the great work

[@RubbeldieKatzflott]

Such a satisfying moment when the copper enters the iceblock and washes itself clean.

[@waynesmith7487]

Ingot and Bullion and BigstackD, Good Friday Morning! 3:30 in Houston, Texas! Beautiful pour! Really crowding your 1 Tonne goal! Glad to see the Boys at the beach. Until then.

[@awesometomxd]

When the stack reaches one tonne, I think it would be interesting if you did a reweigh to find out how much effect rounding had, and found the total value of all of the metal.

[@murtlesmcmurray2132]

What happens when he reaches the tonne, is Bigstackd no more? I hope not. Plus after the reweigh, build a wall with all the various bars just for fun.

[@chompchompnomnom4256]

It depends on the ratio of metals here but if it's mostly aluminium and copper then maybe a few grand

[@PrograError]

maybe he would do a remelt for some of those?

[@4K68]

very nice - the attention to detail, and not too easily letting anything go to waste is very enjoyable to observe.

[@suetaylor4314]

You surely love your metal! Thank you for sharing your work. Recycling is the way to go, I hate waste in any form and you have turned that idea into a masterpiece. Kudos.

[@riverakers]

I don’t know what it is,but watching scrap metal being crushed and melted is very calming and relaxing. Maybe Big Stacked vlogs should be added into that category in YT suggestions.

[@TH-kd1ju]

I think watching asmr compilations is probably why KZbin recommended this channel to me! I don't watch anything else like this (well I watch artbyadrock but I started watching that after seeing him here) 😊

[@SollersSrappingandDiving]

I love all the tips you are giving us like the cardboard and heating the bigger metal for steam explosions etc, it is really helpful for women like me who haven't actually started their melting journey yet! So many ingots!! I adore the way you seperate all the components and the drilling was fantastic!! ASMR indeed!! I love that soft beautiful cooper from solenoids! Great feature length video, loved everything about it👍

[@blumobean]

My father was the electrical supervisor of a large industrial plant. Every large switch had contacts of at least 90% silver. He collected and kept these contacts from every replaced switch for years. When silver went high several years ago, he got a check for $1400.00. Damn, those dogs are cute

[@sinsweetie]

I love watching these videos at night to relax, they are very enjoyable. I'm a big fan of the organization and cleanliness. And yay for doggies!

[@chunky11098]

Maybe it's super early, and maybe I'm tired, But I laughed super hard at the rod slowly coming in to knock the stack over. Love the videos. I look forward to the next one every week.

[@TH-kd1ju]

I love BigstackedD's sense of humor and all the little things he does like that lol😂

[@lesismore9o9]

Jenga!

[@codeblue2532]

@@lesismore9o9 :: my first impression too……..maybe JENGA for BodyBuilders ?

[@matthewb8229]

That transition from the walk at the beach to being back in the house was wicked! That's some top level stuff!

[@robertpaulson8290]

I love it when you melt aluminum. The scooped out slag looks like thawed icecream. So delicious

[@hawaiianboy421]

Watching you scrape the slag off the top is so satisfying !!

[@0827Woody]

Honestly, when I saw the purple pieces and read the screen, I couldn't believe it was 2 years.... only feels like 1.... good job mate!

[@codeblue2532]

Adam :: is the purple…and green a ‘source/origination’ code or assembly code, or I.d. indicator ? Just curious as I salvage on different level.

[@floriangarreau]

I admire your patience in sorting through all these different materials ! Thank you for your time and for you sharing.

[@ravenyangwenda368]

Definitely one of my favourite melts. Very organised and tidy as always. Trash to bars are the best content

[@claudinedubois6485]

Still so interesting ! Looking forward to the next one 😁 Thanks a lot for sharing your work and for the environment 👍

[@196Stefan2]

from 6:40 to 7:30: It is amazing, how brittle Aluminium is, compared to copper or steel. It's almost like glass.

[@chuckdoom7665]

That's is the nature of cast aluminum. (And iron) Forged aluminum is much more durable.

[@realitysucks037]

Love what you did at 30:47, it adds a great look to the table

[@jaredkinneyjr]

How did he get the rotating camera angle 31:22 ?????

[@FatChanceTheCouchDog]

This video was an absolute delight. I was only disappointed once when BigstackD didn't do his ice thing with the aluminium but figured it was a type of metal thing. Then he did the ice thing with the copper and I was happy again. Lol. I especially loved the parts where he pokes the fan, hammers the metal brackets to his work bench and then knocks over his own aluminium bar stack with the draws stick (sp?). Anyway this video hit my asmr fix good. I thought for a moment he might make more nordic gold but was happy as is with what was presented. I also really really LOVED that he included safety text, took safety precautions and included different shots for the pours. Watching the liquid metal pour was an enjoyable experience. I had things I loved from both angles given. I have no questions from this video, because BigstackD actually answered them preemptively in the video itself. The money shot for the bars vault was like having that one itch you can never reach scratched perfectly. He's getting sooo close to his goal. I'm getting excited to see the goal reached video. Will it happen this year?

[@tantamounted]

When I first began watching, that "thump" when the propane goes from rising flames to a hot torch inside the can was unexpected and interesting. Now I find the sound is a signal to relax, because the melt has begun.

[@JunkyardBashSteve]

Had an idea: for large melts like this would it be beneficial to have an oven nearby preheating the metal so that you don't have to blowtorch every piece? Since you only have to get the temp above 100c to boil off water you could get away with a fairly basic wimpy oven.

[@dilligafdude9434]

Brilliant idea tbh could also keep his molds in there so they can be preheated for smoother pours

[@DogMan077]

The furnace is insulated so I don't think much heat leaks through.

[@Cent51]

@@DogMan077 He not talking about the furnaces, he talking about the molds having to be heated.. If Bigstack had an oven to pre-heat the molds it would help with cleaner and saver pours..

[@lewisgiles8855]

That's not a bad idea!

[@pfiltz]

@@Cent51 Toaster Oven from a resale shop would work fine. I use one for my wood working with resin castings...

[@wanjockey]

Those are blow off control boxes. They are used in huge dust collectors to take that small solenoid and use it to open a larger one that will pulse the dust off of the filters inside the dust collector. We have a huge dust collector that has 64 pulsers.

[@barryjack3025]

Another fine haul of freebies!!! I especially liked the trip to the beach. Take care and stay cool!

[@michaelaldredge-greenwell1692]

The sweetest & cutest puppies ever❤️❤️💕💕😍😍!! You have a heart filled with joy & love for them!! You’re a hero

[@Babyjohn8170]

Happy Friday! Yes, I definitely remember those purple pieces. I rewatch so many of your videos. BigstackD your videos are relaxing, entertaining, fun, with excellent editing. They’re just a complete joy. Plus the bonus of learning something and enjoying Ingot & Bullion.😃👍

[@TheWabbit]

Excellent video as always, that was a lot of disassembly but well worth the rewards. I like those steel pieces you kept and the one you're putting on the wall is perfect for that! Those are some crazy temperture swings from the morning to afternoon/evening. Although yesterday we went from 54f ( 12c ) with flood warnings to last night 12f ( -11c ) with winter storm warnings . Living in Michigan surrounded by the great lakes they sometimes give us strange weather. Though I can take the cold better than the heat you deal with. Over 90f (32c ) I'm done!! Take care and stay cool!

[@GamingHistorySource]

Ahh... The hot block melting through the ice... always so satisfying.

[@mrw3135]

I will never undertake this type of thing, but your videos are very interesting and relaxing. Love watching you take time to give your little pups a treat too! Great videos!

[@danharris1065]

Absolutely love what you do I work in the field of construction and I have one of your big stack stickers on my hard hat we do commercial concrete here in the states sometimes after a demolition we go in and put up a new building and I find bits and pieces of copper and brass in the dirt so I'm savin up to start my melts and stack stay hot my cool brother

[@urfan6073]

Best recycling videos on net you can not be beaten on the effort and hard work you put in your videos no nonsense straight to the point definitely the best melter on KZbin can’t wait till you get 1 tonne hopefully very soon

[@fightandhide]

My favor part is that he loves the dogs, enjoys ice cream, and is doing something he loves! Keep it going!

[@rickstrodder129]

Awesome clip as always Big D. I love the long ones.... longer the better. The melt and creating the movie must have taken ages. Fabulous sequence of the boys at the beach, then back to the workshop and the push rod at the end made me snort coffee out my nose. I get all excited Friday arvo... can't wait to see what you've got for us. Thanks so much 🤍

[@insectdude1258]

How old are the boys now? Ingot is so mellow compared to his little brother you'd think he was an old man

[@fendi_vex420]

So satisfying!! Keep up the great work you do for all of us bigstackD! I'm pretty sure everybody else will agree with me on this one, you make our Fridays 100x better and more relaxing as we watch you change some random scrap into lovely bars! Thanks alot for keeping us all sane through covid-19 and don't forget to say hi to the doggos for us 😊

[@dougmarks1557]

I couldn't agree more. His videos are the highlight of my hour long commute every Friday.

[@TBPollock]

Actually, my Fridays are pretty nice, even without Big Stack, though it's a welcome addition. As for Covid 19, like most normal, well adjusted people, I had no problem with my sanity. My secrets were; 1. No face diaper, 2. Ignore all the power hungry mandates (why no womendates?) 3. Empathy for all the terrorized, weak minded, sheeple. BTY...I'm 82 y/o.

[@marcelocarvalho5963]

Also love the backgroung sound of the birds 😍

[@bigstackD]

Honestly some days they are almost deafening they are so active and loud. But they’re quite quiet at the moment except for this little black bird dancing around near the shed as it just started to rain. The rain right now is really annoying as I was just about to do this week‘s melt🤦🏻‍♂️

[@marcelocarvalho5963]

@@bigstackD cant wait for the next video😍

[@WellbeWelloff]

Gotta say, having a big TV in the shop is a great idea. Makes sense to watch something while doing tedious work.

[@dominiclugones3401]

These videos are so awesome man I love them so much. Thank you for making this content 🙌🙌🙌

[@michaelaldredge-greenwell1692]

This awesome channel is cool, informative, relaxing to watch, & we’re actually seeing a true master at work here, someone I have deep respect for and give mad props to!!

[@selebiekingbanana1192]

just seeing someone work never grows out of me! i always watcht peapel work as a child!

[@heresy_fnord]

I love your doggo's. I watch for them just as much as your melt's.

[@TH-kd1ju]

Loved the walk on the beach with the boys 🥰 i have to get up & walk my boys about 5am in the summer too, gets way too hot after the sun comes up! I was watching 1 of the older videos & it looks like Bullion outgrew some of his white markings! The same thing happened to my little black dachshund, he was black with gray spots when I 1st got him but he outgrew most of the spots🐶 That gold trim across the front is a cool addition to your workbench! I didn't remember the purple bits, didn't expect so much copper to be stuffed in them! Quite an addition to the stack this week, gonna hit 1 ton in no time 👍

[@liamwilliams4297]

A good pouring session. I love your story telling

[@liamwilliams4297]

I have to come down your way to buy a devils forge from you soon. I am just up the road in Perth.

[@bigstackD]

I don’t actually sell them mate I just show them off for my mate who owns and runs devil forge.👍🏻. Definitely the best quality furnaces available on the Internet and a lot better than those cheap Chinese rip-off furnaces that is flooding the market. If you ever decide to go ahead and purchase definitely hit me up on my email and I’ll send through a heap of info to get you started as well as a discount link. It’s only a 5% discount but at least it’ll get a few beers👍🏻 [e-mail]

[@US_John]

Goyen you keep cylinder block top bottom for the wall. It is priceless.

[@Lunchbox666]

Busting up radiators was always the most satisfying part of iron pours for me, looks like you have fun with smashing those casings as well.

[@pwhite2579]

two extra tools for your kit : a surface mill to clean up the ingots after casting, much faster, smoother and much less mess and a ball mill to break up all the slag chunks so they can be sifted, sorted faster with greater return. Just an idea. love the videos!

[@antaguana]

Making a ball mill could be a nice video.

[@EUSilverleaf]

I'm interested in the take-apart selection process. How'd you know what is what, goes where, and which is trash? Is it all experience or do you have testing methods? Trial-and-error? Or even googling the parts, perhaps?

[@todpatn9782]

Congratulations on your beautiful stack. I love watching your video clips. I just settle down watch and enjoy. Love that vault

[@santiagoelias6172]

Dude..I just dig your shop background..alot like my man cave..beer fridge and all..watching you scavage thru junk yard is also a treat...thanks for taking the time to video this and posting..

[@larryhayden6308]

Ya know, I've been watching your videos for quite awhile now and I've been loving every second of them. But I have just one burning question to ask ... What got you started into doing the whole smelting deal in the first place?

[@evankimori]

Ok I wasn't expecting the steel angles to make great table corner protectors! That's pretty damn awesome. Ingenuity at work!

[@fredrichardson9761]

Can't believe I almost missed this video - that was an awesome melt! I never would have guessed you'd get that much aluminum and copper out of those innocuous looking green boxes from the dumpster. The triple molds are pretty cool - I really liked the jenga stack of aluminum ingots and yeah that is a cool looking copper ingot as well. Great video!!! 👍

[@austinberlin2302]

That transition from taking the boys on a walk and thenback to the house caught me off guard I loved it

[@dangerousandy]

G’day BigStackD, Another fantastic upload! Love seeing the boys at the beach. They really are living their best life there with you. It is snowing here again in Scotland today 😩 Thank you for the warning content Much love from🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇬🇧

[@Hourani95]

hey bigstackD, longtime viewer here. before you were at 200k subs. love your work, curious about your friend who gets the steel from you, what does he do with it?

[@bigstackD]

He doesn’t have a channel mate all he does is when he gets about 2000kgs Of steel he takes it to the scrapyard cashes it in then grabs beers and comes back to my house👍🏻

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

@@bigstackD I thought it was 1000kg 🤔

[@ryankimbrell4760]

Another great melt and beautiful pups as always. Thanks bigstackD u rule

[@GreenyAU]

I don't watch these videos very much anymore but I'm glad to see your workshop slowly get bigger and better

[@BruGaleen]

One question I've always had: Do you need to do anything special with your camera to protect it from the heat? Seems like you would. Love your videos. Keep 'em coming! :)

[@biglala32]

Probably zoom lenses

[@bigstackD]

Actually I have 3 iPhones i film on and they always overheat so I put the overheated one aside and use the next one then that overheats and I just keep swapping them over 👍🏻.

[@929omg]

@@bigstackD I’d never guess . Pretty cool though

[@marekkowalski6767]

@@bigstackD 👍🇵🇱,tnx.

[@scambaitnaansense512]

Awww the poochers love the beach and those were some great pours

[@jorgenaseiro1467]

you’re blessed to have a pair of beautiful bois !! Hilarious that they like the veggies u give them !! Your country is beautiful and I really like your content being an x hvac worker ! We recycled everything !!!

[@mikemunro2905]

I think I like it because it’s not about your face it’s about what you do. Keep being you. 👍

[@raptors3164]

That was an awesome find for sure, always a pleasure watching your videos BigStackD. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@vegetasama2354]

Only started watching your channel and I'm already loving what you do about time an Aussie does what we all like 👊💯

[@benlyons7752]

I always enjoy your videos. Outstanding. Love the pups too.

[@nurazidore]

I love your timetable for this week.

[@alunkard-geovane2685]

9:06 whaaat, so trippy ! Awesome transition !

[@gregfridholm2136]

Nice video. Thought I'd watch it again. Quite satisfying. Thanks.

[@johngilgannon9444]

I grew up not far from Lakewood, NJ. Cool to see something with my home state on it in your video!

[@thefinalgrind]

I appreciate the effort. I remember my time&effort spent doing my pricier forgings. Then I added up all the time&effort&cost of doing so. Now I just take them back to the scrap yard as needed. Lol

[@jamescohn4268]

Great show…and to think it’s that hot when you are working…even more impressive. Really enjoy your style man.

[@JacobF369]

That sledge hammer part with the green painted covers suuuper satisfying lol

[@Valcadus]

I love the new molds, they make such perfect bars

[@Authenticallyathena]

These videos relax my soul I think. Idk what it is but watching the slag be scraped makes me so happy...lol, it's the little things I guess. Anyway, I love these videos and keep it up...

[@kylenclarke240]

Wow man. This is awesome. Makes me want to do a lot more. Thanks bud. Have a great day.

[@tcpip4me]

I can’t stop watching your videos!!!!

[@tdhayes1]

That is a GREAT Furnace! No HEAT radiates out of that thing! Plastic container would have warped if so. BIGSTACK, you're TOO COOL!

[@timsmith9645]

Awesome video and nice aluminum bar's Nice copper bar thanks for sharing

[@GermanNightmare1976]

Another great video, mate. And what a delight those steel pieces fit the front of the wood so well!

[@DuchalvanWyngaard]

Like the new 3-WAY moulds. I introduced your channel to my soon-to-be 16 year old daughter. She's been binge watching your VIDS over the last 3 weekends. Shout out from 🇿🇦South Africa🇿🇦

[@Rob1977N]

Another great melt. I'm into astronomy and astrophysics. Yet I can't miss a melt. Completely fascinating and the dogs are adorable. Been a sub here awhile now and I'm so happy your channel has done so well. Keep doing what you're doing. We love it.

[@mr.riceroni2661]

I'm glad the boys are happy to get a walk in the morning