How to sort wire

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[@selenerucobo2251]

Thank you, i've seen alot of these vídeos and this by far is the best.

[@jordanhall4123]

The most useful video ever for scrap

[@AlwaysBored123]

Excellent video. I appreciate the concise yet in-depth information. I never knew wire is graded according to the ratio of insulation to metal.

[@frankrinchiuso3380]

Thank you very much that explains it so far the best. Now could you please call my scrap yard and repeat everything in Spanish and convince them that you're right! LOL

[@amandathescrapper2671]

Thank you. God bless you all.

[@carolinekinikini5448]

Do you know how many copper wire grading videos I’ve watched & I was still confused! You have the most simple clear explanation, now I know exactly what’s #1 & #2 thanks

[@WhereMyChicken]

This was highly informative! THANKS!

[@sgt.stedenko8746]

Thaks man ! Its nice to Google info i dont end up having a cost slid in somewhere along the line

[@Kreacher1974]

Pull the wire out of the BX. Strip the #1 to get more money

[@loonie-Loon]

Thanks a lot I’ve learn a lot

[@pederlindstrom3132]

Great video, very informative. Your defenitions of wire and copper differs from ours. The scrapyard takes any insulated wire WITHOUT the connectors as "scrapwire". Stripped wire, any kind of copper, we get payed the same as long as it's copper. By the way, I live in northern Sweden.

[@steveharris4343]

If I take all the insulation off the 70% copper wire,is it thick enough to be bare bright or is it #1 copper?

[@zoasty]

MCM is a measurement. It could be 250 MCM or 500 MCM, but we (in my 10 yr experience) would call it "500" rather than "MCM" if anything other than just "the wire".

[@YOUCANDOIT-uw5qq]

Thank you 👍👍

[@TonyMontgomery18]

Thanks dude

[@mysterybuyer3738]

We had a bunch of wire once that I never seen before. It was insulated then wrapped in what we thought was brass and was really sticky like everything was coated in a glue. Then finally the braided copper. Never seen anything like it after that.

[@loonie-Loon]

Nice cat

[@pederlindstrom3132]

Almost forgot, did the math and it comes to about $2/lbs,, give or take a few cents for copper. The scrapyard will still take wire with the connectors still there at a lower price. Scrapwire about $0,85/lbs.

[@missionscrapprwill7530]

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[@nickhouck4309]

Is 40% insulated wire 40% copper or 40% insulation?

[@wolfcry8968]

5:00 Makes me feel like a fat kid looking at a piece of chocolate cake.

[@nickhouck4309]

If you do burn your wire look up pyrolysis on KZbin. There is ways to burn plastic safer at at home. Still not recommended but you basically cook the wire and burn the fumes off. Seems to work because there is less smoke and smell...

[@flamingw...9570]

🆒😊

[@Nas_Atlas]

How are you going to discourage people from burning wire if you buy it from them as #1? There should be a law