Bulk Bars from Sewing Machines - Trash To Treasure - Copper Aluminum- ASMR Metal Melting- BigStackD

First video of 2022 and i hope you enjoy it. Now my Aussie mate Adam from PROSEW sent me over a heap of sewing machine frames for me to melt down . I was pretty surprised about just how much Aluminum came from each frame. I also show a quick re-coating of my furnace and do a small Copper melt from a sewing machine transformer as well . So sit back and relax on another extended video. I have nearly 340 vids now so if your bored you know what to do😉.
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Bulk Bars from Sewing Machines - Trash To Treasure - Copper Aluminum- ASMR Metal Melting- BigStackD

[@bigstackD]

Welcome to 2022 all you sensational subs. Today is a little bit different where I melt down a heap of sewing machine frames for an awesome haul. I also get the cutest little copper bar . I hope your New Year's all went well and I hope to see you all on the journey through another year of melting. Take care everyone be safe and I'll see you all next Friday😀👋🏻

[@MichaelUSA898]

Ok you

[@downunderfulla6001]

Same to you mate 🍺🍺

[@lonsunokrogan]

Cheers to another amazing year!

[@snezyanuz8964]

Try to fixes the mrs sewing machine but melt it down instead👌🏻 probably gonna be sleeping on the sofa

[@kennethdelgado4810]

Happy New Year!!!!!! 🥳 🎉 🪅 🎊 🍺 🍻 🥳

[@Wolf3685]

showing the furnace maintenance was neat, its always good to see the behind the scenes equipment stuff.

[@intoxicary]

Would've been funny if you had left an ingot on your wife's desk and sent her a message saying "Fixed it!" = )

[@bigstackD]

Yeah I screwed up there 🤦🏻‍♂️. I was gonna make one big Ingot and put the handle back onto it and chuck it up onto the desk . Would’ve been quite funny👍🏻

[@Jimmy_in_Mexico]

@@bigstackD Thank you for the video. Is it really as bad as it is portrayed in the news with the government cracking down on all of you guys over the cuff? I hope things are going to calm down this year. I did some melting here in Mexico of a Toyota gasoline engine and am going to get some pieces turned at a machine shop so I can make a lathe to do some other tools to start making UTV's. You're an inspiration. Thanks for the tips and all the details.

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

@@bigstackD simple remelt some and do it for fun be a hilarious KZbin shory

[@michigangeezer3950]

An episode where Good Sir StackD gets beaned on the brain pan with in ingot hurled at a respectable velocity? I'd watch it. 😂

[@austinbutcher8106]

It's nt broken if it dosnt exist anymore

[@thejesus95]

Thank you, I'm a movie buff. So to include a snippet of what your background entertainment was, was a treat. Rocketeer!

[@benjaminshepherd5425]

You have a great bunch of people that watch your videos. And happy new year to all. Great video.

[@taraspavlyuk779]

🙌🏻 best part of Friday!

[@poopypuc]

for sure

[@aalikane6219]

I do not have a dog. But every time you upload another video, it reminds me to go visit my mom. Because she has an adorable dog and all I want to do after I watch one of your videos is cuddle with a cute puppy.

[@bradymathewson2074]

Woke up this morning to my shop being 3 degrees Fahrenheit. I can't even imagine the heat over there!

[@KarBof0S]

Let s have 1000 kg of metal and 2 millions subscribers at 2022! You deserved it!! Hi from Russia!

[@techrev9999]

Part of me is screaming - "I could have fixed that!" - part of me finds this immensely satisfying.

[@bachaddict]

it's like old cars: every single one could be beautifully restored, but there's just more of them around than there's people with the time and money to do it.

[@adambrown2626]

Unfortunately these machines were not repairable, they had faulty main pcb's and due to their age, they are not available from the respective companies, but I knew someone who could make something of them..😉

[@militant-otaku9795]

@@adambrown2626 I'm guessing you're the owner of the sewing machine store. Do you have any accessories available for a Singer 99K?

[@bearrus2416]

@@adambrown2626 Для начала, можно бы было эти швейные машины разместить на ebay. Может и нашёлся бы человек желающий их купить, даже если они неисправны. В остальном же, он мне напоминает робота WALL-E, тоже кубики прессует.

[@MaskinJunior]

@@adambrown2626 In Sweden most of them are salvaged to provide parts to service remaining machines.

[@tracybowling1156]

I will NOT be skipping any parts! They are all fun! The coating part is also very interesting!

[@anderskedegard6799]

These videos have a slight touch of undefinable, un-pin-point-able strangeness due to their somewhat random oddities - but at the same time they are truly logic as they make outright sense, to most of us.

[@swampy1584]

The dogs are so cool. I love how chilled they are

[@kildozer2012]

It's crazy to think that I've already been watching you for two years now. I don't watch any local broadcasts or television at all, instead I just tune in every Friday and watch bigstackD and his melts I really appreciate that he's always on schedule and provides a good mix between melts, doggos and food, by far one of my favorite channels here on YT

[@dangerousandy]

I binned off terrestrial TV years ago. I only watch KZbin and Netflix these days.

[@lewisgiles8855]

Bout the same here, still so exciting!

[@dukenukemani07]

Amen to that!

[@brandonchildress4031]

I just discovered the channel myself, and the combination of melts, doggos, and toolbox burgers got me hooked right away. Although, part of me wants to see more coin casting, just a big 'ole pile of 'em like a classical dragon's hoard.

[@lewisgiles8855]

@@brandonchildress4031 welcome aboard!

[@MrJco54]

A little Rocketeer, a little destruction, a little recoating, a little copper, and a butt load of aluminum....just a perfect day and a great start to the new year. 😎🍺👌

[@regularguy8110]

And The Rocketeer was playing...outstanding! Great video.

[@db7059]

Husband: I fixed the sewing machine. Wife: Great. Where is it? Husband: 🥺 on my ignot shelf

[@JS-bf9dw]

Wow, Aluminium from the Czech Republic ...greetings from the heart of Europe to Australia!

[@Timmy6216]

I come for the Dogs, cringe at the socks wandering around, love the processes you show, and am appreciative of the Fahrenheit check.

[@xxefamxx3518]

Let’s be honest the true stars of the show are the pups. The videos are amazing keep up the great work

[@Fulgrim2]

The misses Bigstack might as well have said, “please melt this down honey~”

[@mannys9130]

She oughta expect it by now. He was craving a melt one day and she annoyed him, so he took all the window screens and melted down the frames. 😸 (I know I know, they almost certainly had recently bought all new screens and it was just a joke, but still...)

[@Kanoinoo]

8:00 Very important to know that the coating can take forever to dry in unfavorable locations. mine stood in my garage for 3 days at around 10°c and it was literally still liquid. still took over a week in my basement to dry and the leftover mixture in the garage still has the same consistency as if i had just mixed it (now around 2 weeks old). so watch out guys and dont loose as much time as i did lol. Also im doing my first melt today so wish me luck boys

[@williamcox632]

Gl

[@Gamez4to_0fficial]

gl

[@lewisgiles8855]

Good luck 🤞 we are learning from one very seasoned veteran. The best advice i can remember from him is to take you time, be safe, and have fun!

[@KrakenCasting]

The shop I get my refractory from has recommended to run a heat gun on low (100°-200° F) through the air intake on the burner to help it dry. It cuts my curing time in half.

[@bielanski2493]

You can cure it in a kitchen oven set to low, if you've one large enough.

[@Nick_Slavik]

I love these videos! Most teardown videos are done so gingerly and with so much care...and these are just brute force hahaha LOVE IT!!!

[@bradynheckbert5503]

One of my favourite parts about Friday is watching this man melt the most random shit 😂

[@mawchkenaw5373]

“Here are my tools” It’s… it’s all hammers! Always has been

[@terryeason4319]

I had no idea about the amount of aluminum in a sewing machine. Thank you for your videos say hello to Bullion & Ingot 🐾 from Texas, USA

[@Nobe_Oddy]

OMG!!!! THE ROCKETEER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HOLY COW I HAVEN'T THOUGHT OF THAT MOVIE IN LIKE 30 YEARS!!!! WOW!!!!!

[@bigstackD]

I watch the Rocketeer the goonies Scarface Goodfellas the original Charlie and the chocolate factory and a couple of others at least once a year👌🏻.

[@robertgolden1080]

Love your delicate precision tools.

[@Jimihendrix717]

@12:46 I was half expecting to see your hammer come down on the broken crucible and smash it to bits like the usual breakdown scenes! Cheers for another good video though, after watching all your larger melts recently, that small copper bar is adorable!

[@ninjabothandyman6063]

I've actually had a chance to scrap out several sewing machines over the decade that I've been processing ewaste and let me just tell you man, I totally understand and sympathize with you on the level and degree of the pain-in-the-ASS'ness 😜 it is to break down a sewing machine to then melt it down turning it into ingots !! Love your channel and everything you've done so far mate!! Please continue with all your great work and please NEVER ever stop working your magic my friend !!!

[@rohantapiyawala9096]

came for the dogs, stayed for the melts. Thank you for the videos!

[@masterggb8480]

Your dogs are the funniest and cutest of all.

[@luisantoniomoralesguerrero1875]

Hello, greetings from Bahía de Banderas, Nayarit Mexico. Watching this new video without being able to sleep, taking the opportunity to thank for these great and satisfying videos. Also to wish you a year 2022 of great success, health and happiness. I love your dogs, beautiful French bulldog

[@Yoggan0]

Algo bien Luis

[@luisantoniomoralesguerrero1875]

@@Yoggan0 uso traductor aun mi inglés no es tan bueno

[@Jimmy_in_Mexico]

Ando sin poder dormir en el valle del Río Sonora. Saludos desde Sonora

[@adamcoates1340]

Heck yeah, thought I was going to bed then saw the notification!💯❤️🔥 keep it up, I’ll be smelting alongside from the US soon!!

[@crichards037]

THE TINY CRUCIBLE! MY FAVORITE!! Lol sorry...something is probably wrong with me that I get this excited every time the tiny crucibles get used...😂

[@djkrazykaly]

Ahhh, Corona. The Beer made near my hometown, with an unfortunate name. So delicious. Great choice of Drinks as always

[@zelos1826]

I love watching you break stuff apart to get to all the meltable things... it's crazy how much you can get out of the trash sometimes. 8:19 OMG that's how my dog sleeps too... 🤣 Aluminum is so shiny when you pour it and it's SO satisfying to watch... I love it. 💙 Also that is the cutest copper bar... it's so small!!! lol Whatever you cooked at the end looked DELICIOUS. I love how it just came off the bone like that. 🤤

[@medicbabe2ID]

That's a ham hock. Super delish indeed on their own; we add a couple to a big pot of pinto beans with a sliced onion and Hatch green chile. Can't be beat. 😋

[@CapitalNick]

I love the aluminum "froth" that always gets scooped out. Reminds me of some sort of dessert.

[@samiulluimas]

like a scoop of icecream,right?

[@medicbabe2ID]

Aluminum mousse, lol

[@Energya01]

Definitely looks like it has the consistency of chocolate mousse, very tempting

[@mazingdaddid]

FORBIDDEN MOUSSE

[@sirblockepicmcswaggins5248]

These videos have taught me that aluminium as a whole has basically the consistency of chocolate. Hard and brittle when cold and solid, but it melts exactly like chocolate.

[@robertlassiter907]

You are quite possibly the most organized person on KZbin.

[@prodigy750]

I’m glad you told us what that ticking sound was, man I had to pause the video to make sure it wasn’t my car lol

[@treasurehog]

Not gonna lie, that ham hock looked AMAZING. Oh yeah, sweet casts too.

[@Mistertbones]

Happy New Year! Man, you manage to melt some of the strangest things, but produce great results.

[@j.m.74]

Besides the obvious (melting & ingot casting) I believe one of my favorite things to see in BigStack's videos is the doggos getting healthy treats. It's obvious he loves his four legged sons, and that helps keep my faith in humanity intact. Already up to 1,669 lbs... Too cool. Another 331 lbs and he will hit that 1 ton goal 😀 🇦🇺

[@myfairyblueworld]

Ummm ... hi. Crazy how I came to watch this video because my husband was weirdly watching bowling this afternoon and a friend commented that he watches a guy meltdown scrap metal and make ingots and that it's metal AF. 🤘😛🤘 Of course I had to investigate after that review, LOL. I have to say, you're a man after my own heart! I was hooked as soon as you smashed the sewing machine and said there's probably copper in there. I got as excited as you! 😆 The fact that you recycle, melt metal, and cook (nice shank btw 🤤) tells me your wife is lucky lady. Good thing too or she'd have your head on a plate like your lunch for melting her sewing machine.😆😂🤣 Salud!🍻

[@captainjerk]

Sewing machines get their time in the furnace! Great pour buddy! Lots of bars to add to the stack today! That copper bar is pretty nice for a lil fella!😁 Thanx D!

[@bigstackD]

🤘🏻🤪🤘🏻

[@josephcormier5974]

Awesome I never new that there was so much cast aluminum inside know I have to check out the ones that I get thank you for sharing five stars mate

[@tonyv8925]

Great melt! Thanks for sharing.

[@user-qf3ro8bo2d]

I love watching your videos. I love how you can turn a piece of scrap metal into a work of art.

[@infernofarms2927]

Love your channel. Keep up the great videos.

[@jaspr1999]

Man, that ham hock looked amazing!!! I think I see the problem with that sewing machine. You may want to see if the frame overheated just a tad. Happy new year to you and yours, man. From me and mine here in Texas where the temperatures are the same at opposite times of the year.

[@markkennedy325]

Have you ever had issues turning in your metal after melting it? Not sure if it would be an issue in the US or not!

[@bengibson3955]

Lol-overheated 😂.

[@The_Fallen4570]

i love it that you let NOTHING go to waste even the smallest amount of dust

[@thecurselord5881]

Not gonna lie this lil copper bar looks so FINE (Edit): Who needs jewelry when you can have small but FINE copper bar

[@valentintihenea]

I’ll be honest with you, some of the best parts of your vid’s are the food 🤤

[@medicbabe2ID]

I love all the creative stashes 😄

[@gordonmcdonald8761]

The food, the stashes AND the socks. And of course Bullion and Ingot. I've always wondered how big the sock drawer is, and how there always new ones to be found

[@blindolakase]

Best part are the doggos

[@mkhuntstreasure3192]

Happy New Year! Love the little copper bar with the paw prints.

[@jakegaming4124]

Copper cable I feel is the most satisfying melt.

[@audidriver172]

As always mega cool, I'm already looking forward to seeing you in 2022 !

[@HeavenScentsDetroit]

Thank you for another awesome vid! I’m sure this means wifey gets a new sewing machine right? Great melt, and that ham hock looks delicious 🤤

[@andymanaus1077]

Can we please have a clown mask casting?

[@patakanz]

Oh yes! That creepy head thing!!

[@ELDaneo69]

So satisfying when its freshly painted

[@mortenhenningsen940]

Great video again. Fun with all the small ingots. Scrapping sesong machines,thats gotta be first time iv'e seen

[@dangerousandy]

G’day BigStackD Happy new year 2022! Another awesome melt video. Also, your BigSnackD 🍖 looked absolutely delicious 🤤 Much love from freezing cold 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇬🇧 (it has snowed here 😩)

[@scrappingadventures290]

Awesome video, as always 👍 I always wondered how much copper and aluminum is in one of those big sewing machines 😃👍👍

[@MrGoodGamer1]

Thank you for the coating info!

[@Alpemomi]

Well that mini copper bar was sur worth the wait! Chapeau Mr. BigstackD! Like we say in French: "Un beau petit bijou!"

[@junior1138]

In the past year, you’ve added almost 250Kg to the stack. You do around 5kg pet melt. Could this be the year?

[@brand-x7049]

If Kurtis from CEE sends him the pile of copper wire from the CNC mill, this would probably be the month. :)

[@user-le8ul4nr5t]

with an average of 5kg per melt, and 1 melt per week, considering he's missing about 250kg and there are 52 weeks in a year, he should have achieved his goal by 2023 or earlier.

[@junior1138]

@@brand-x7049 the guy that re-engineers the hydraulic rams and has the blue staffy?

[@lewisgiles8855]

Good assessment!

[@lewisgiles8855]

Good assessment!

[@nickolasdavis8373]

BigstackD: Well I tried to fix it. His wife: Honey did you fix my sewing machine? BigstackD: No I broke it even more! His wife: DEATH STARE BigstackD: I'll Buy you a brand new one, A better one.

[@lewisgiles8855]

He fixed it good! 🤣

[@fyrman9092]

My mom has used husky sewing machines for over 50 years and watching a hammer taken to it was just hard to watch.

[@lewisgiles8855]

@@fyrman9092 being a musician, it was the same when he melted the saxophone 🎷😭 lol!

[@ahamay2012]

@@fyrman9092 being an electrician, it was the same way when he melted the copper cables...

[@MaskinJunior]

Hard to find a better machine than that Husqvarna Rose. It does embroidery and is usually a quality machine, as you can see based of how sturdy frame it got.

[@daz41262010]

awesome first melt of 2022 thanks for posting :)

[@DSauve-ct7ig]

yes thanks starting monday the 10 all relaxed by looking your melts the no 1 crucible was my first cool thanks again bigstackD

[@katanamaru1]

Ok, the melt was cool like always, but the ham hock looked amazing! How'd you do it? Just salt and bake till done? I've only ever seen them put in collard greens and really want to try it your way.

[@mysticwolf2842]

Hope you got the wife another sewing machine, those are not cheap machines, haha. Ripping the machine that way was a bit of a surprise, there is very little that surprises me. Watching the melt though was fun and you seem to enjoy your melts.

[@kmetz878]

I love watching the melted aluminum. It looks so goopy. Or maybe airy like it's whipped cream or something. Either way, it looks weird and I love it.

[@LordCaledonFraszer]

Love it how you describe a chunk of firebrick as a "tool". Get a bigger hammer? No, just throw bricks at it.

[@niketraj6950]

Would love to see you casting titanium, or some other semi-precious metal.

[@scrocrates6380]

Titanium melts at over 3000 degrees F. Probably outside the range of his absorb Smallish forge.

[@lesismore9o9]

Off to a great start for 2022! New process to witness, one of the best-looking copper bars in a while (the holes always get my OCD), and BigSnackD continues to impress! Ingot wants you to share. 🐾 🍖 That slag/dust shelf is looking pretty full. I think we’re due for a new scrap melt video? Clean the shelves off with the New Year and all. 😁

[@aalikane6219]

The holes usually get my trypophobia.

[@davidslivinski2140]

My hat's off to you Aussies, battling those harsh elements and critters. Great video once again!

[@Brammage]

The best part of waking up (on Friday), is Bigstack in your cup!

[@Ais4Drew]

This week’s ice block crush is brought to you by 10 lbs sledge hammers! Also is there a reason you haven’t gone up to a bigger forge/crucibles? It seems like it might make melting everything down on these bigger melts go a lot quicker.

[@jkelley012]

Wouldn't a bigger forge/crucible setup take more time to heat up? (Also more gas use, but compared to multiple melts in a smaller furnace not that much more)

[@Mr19ford93]

I wish the cast had been melted individually so we can see which one was the purest. There seem to be a lot of slag which I guess is to be expected I was just wondering which casting produced the most considering each one was done in a different country

[@bigstackD]

Actually Matey I kept all the ingots separately after I had cast them and that little tiny ingot at the end was just a mixture of the leftover slags that I extracted some more aluminium from. After looking very closely at each one and comparing them to each other considering they were cast in different parts of the planet they were pretty much indistinguishable from each other. They cleaned up exactly the same they looked exactly the same and there cm3 weight was exactly the same so I’m assuming there’s a universal sewing machine alloy that all the countries use👍🏻. I used the water displacement measurement to make sure all three aluminium alloys were the exact same but I didn’t film any of that as I’ve tried to keep the video under half an hour. I didn’t think anyone would really be that interested but I’ll definitely include it next time I do something like this👍🏻😁

[@Mr19ford93]

@@bigstackD I appreciate your response I love your videos and look forward to them every week. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@victorh2056]

This is a nice point. Also, BigStackD checking on the properties of the metals was pretty cool! Please include this part on the next videos! Btw, I was wondering what is the slag made of in general? It is part aluminium, but what are the other things? Paint? Dirt? It looked very foamy when first scooped, but then it became harder and more brittle after the second round in the furnace.

[@JasperJanssen]

Aluminum slag looks like it’s almost all aluminium oxide, which forms more or less equally whenever aluminium meets oxygen. Not really anything to do with purity of alloys.

[@victorh2056]

@@JasperJanssen yeah that sounds reasonable! Thanks!

[@dalklavender1240]

Loved seeing the recoating process of the devil forge straight up satisfying

[@naysan2008]

The Rocketeer!!! One of my all time favorite movies!!!

[@MakoRuu]

Why does aluminum turn into marshmallow fluff when it melts?

[@cryptoviking1529]

Just finishing up the last of my three night shifts for the week. Couldn't have had a better video than yours to finish tonight off with. Keep em coming brother. 🍺 Skääl 🍺

[@computer-love]

26:07 those cracklings are just sublime

[@waynesmith7487]

Awesome start to the year with BigstackD!

[@lnr12241]

I'd love to see the biggest bar he could possibly make. Multiple furnaces all into the same mold like a 50 pound bar lol

[@OnlyLyricsMatter]

Check out the cube episode.

[@KentChannelTV]

Очень круто, интересно - а остатки металла в горшке потом как доставать или тоже переплавит и сможет лить в слиток? Результаты бомбические, можно магазин слитков открывать

[@KarBof0S]

Да ладно, тут не только я Русский! Да ещё кто, сам Кент!

[@Merf1k]

Зачем ютюб мне это кинул в рекомендации? Глянул 10 минут, интересно оказывается, решил подписаться ;)

[@KarBof0S]

@@Merf1k то же самое, уже два месяца так подписан

[@Rado-gost]

Год смотрю. Вот это инвестиции!👍😀

[@alb0-1]

Мне интересно на сколько он газа сжигает т.е. это выгодно или просто как хобби?

[@michealklonowski5267]

nice copper and aluminum frame melt and pour thank you for sharing.

[@BreakYourMark]

I keep a brick in my car at all times, very useful tool never know when you’ll need it

[@militant-otaku9795]

4:03 - seriously! Look at the size of those capacitors. Please be careful!

[@plainedgedsaw1694]

Thats linear supply, probably low voltage stuff.

[@albinklein7680]

I really like that you spell "aluminium" correct. For me as an European "aluminum" sounds horribly. Of course I also like your videos and the boys!

[@emanwe01]

I'm an American, and "aluminium" sounds better to me, too. I have no idea why we use the different spelling and pronunciation here.

[@ahamay2012]

Lots of elements end with -ium.

[@2EXTRM]

thank you for showing the recoat!

[@Ziegen-Sauger]

That Cu bar is EVERYTHING!!!!!!! Fantastic

[@JohnnyAFG81]

Awesome stuff, I always wondered what your neighbours think of the noise the forge makes from melting.

[@bigtxbullion]

Same lol

[@JD-mt1rt]

Those are the best tools to have for fixing a sewing machine. Professional grade

[@SodaCola8]

love those videos so much

[@danielybarra8680]

Me and my budgies love to watch your metdowns.

[@einarsteinneinarsson8528]

I love your videos keep up the good work👍

[@gigguillot4427]

OK Damn it, That does it!!! When I grow up, I wanna be just like you!!! George (Gig) Guillot (born 9/19/1962)

[@joeromine7777]

Awesome videos brother keep them coming I love watching your craftsmanship every time seems to get better and better!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@michigangeezer3950]

I've worked at a clothing manufacturer who makes those U.S. military fleece jackets. Many thousands of soft, fuzzy, handsome jackets in the world today have my grubby fingerprints on them. We used Juki machines almost exclusively. Hammering sewing machines to bits and melting them to puddles is a concept near and dear to me. 😂