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[@erictruesdale3646]

You guys are super awesome and cas you are a inspiration to me. I have bi-polar disorder and I can't do anything that has to deal with alot of people because I feel smothered and overwhelmed and start to freak out and panic and i have missed on many things in my kids life's because of this. After watching your struggles and triumphs via your videos i have tryed to push myself just as you do and because of that due to you not giving up and keep going im proud to say I'm going to one of my sons wedding tomorrow and I have you thank for this strength that I have found inside of me that I thought I didn't have and for that I say thank you from the bottom of my heart you are my angel ♥ KEEP PUSHING FOR YOUR DREAMS NEVER GIVE UP you deserve nothing but the best in life.

[@Freeisbetter86]

That's Awesome to hear Eric !! We Are so glad that our video's can help anyone as they and the scrapping community have also helped us in so many ways :) So Thank You Also For being a great supporter it means a ton to us and have a great day at the wedding :) i know your son will be super proud !

[@garlicmustard]

WOW! That's a clean and tidy workshop. A clean and tidy workshop is a safe workshop.

[@Freeisbetter86]

Thanks 👍

[@spencerboehrns5522]

I have also done this in the past. Run the blade down twice then run a flat head screw drive down for separation. Them pull out copper rods. Like any thing else what is your time worth. But regardless we learn by trial. Keep on keeping on!! :)

[@iantuck6364]

The large yard I take a lot of this kind of copper to, would classify all that copper as number two because it's had oil in it. Your yard may be different so I would keep t in a separate container and ask them. I'm curious, so hopefully, you remember to update us on what they give you.

[@Freeisbetter86]

we will :) Thanks Ian

[@tghepburn1390]

Ditto for the big yards in Calgary but I did find one small dealer that just cared that it looked clean to take as No. 1

[@paulcoenen7918]

Great job. To speed up the first sits along the inside of the steel ends I used a Sawzall yesterday and with a metal cutting blade it literally cut like butter, about 20-30 seconds each side just with the weight of the saw, I didn't force it. Now I'm ready to try the rest of the cleanup, thanks for the ideas.

[@SirSwanky-zd6el]

That's def copper #1. Don't listen to anyone else on that subject. It's perfectly clean and way way bigger than enough to be considered #1. Why would you tell a scrap yard it may or may not have had refrigerant in it at one point. It doesn't now. Don't sell yourself short on making money. They'd rip you off at the first chance they had. Definitely copper #1. It's all about melting it and there is no further cleaning needed to be done to make it pure copper

[@lincolnbates13]

Might be right size but still has al coating on cu. And it's darker. Not to mention a scrap yard will be able to tell it's cu from ac by the oil. Worked in buyback over 5 years scrapped my whole life ad well. No brainer I bought it as #2.

[@Freeisbetter86]

Hit The THUMB'S Up And SUBSCRIBE !!!

[@roosterman8911]

Keep makin videos, i love watching you to. My scrap yard pays so little its just not worth the time and effort, and ive tried driving to other recycle places but then the time and cost still isnt worth it, SO i built a furnace got some cast iron molds off ebay and i now melt down all my own scrap and pour it into molds of fish, roosters and deer and now im going to start selling those and see if i can do better in the cash department. Im a retired, disabled veteran so its more of a "something to do" rather than "i need food on the table"

[@roosterman8911]

After reading what i wrote i have to correct myself. I wasnt implying that you scrap to put food on your table i just ment that right now i melt as a hobby, and maybe someday soon i can make money at it

[@shadowzedge5793]

Not sure on the grade as each yard is different. Can you show how to take apart the Cu/Al computer heatsink? I was hoping it was going to be shown in this video but I didn't see it.

[@BGTech1]

I would also like to see him do that.

[@copperkingrecycling634]

Good job. Rads are difficult at best. Don't listen to the haters. By Hand, Rads can only be separated a few ways. Your doing it correctly....obviously. #1 - #2? Depends on the Yard. It looks like #1 but it has oil on it.

[@mbstoneseeker]

That’s amazing, I see folks cut the ends off. But I’ve never see anyone go after the tubes. Well done!👍🏻

[@Freeisbetter86]

Thanks 👍

[@austinhernandez2716]

I see copper, I'm cutting my way through! I'm gonna get it somehow! 😂

[@paulcoenen7918]

After cutting the aluminum with razor knife I was able to pull the rods out with a pliers, a shot of WD-40 made it much easier to pull the rods through.

[@dennisbenstead8367]

Thank you for showing us on what you love to do 😊😊😊😊❤thank you and your family for doing videos

[@federicogalvan686]

It's amazing something as small as a little copper can bring you such Joy this is why I love watching your videos keep doing what you doing sorry for the late comment I just now watch your video sir

[@Freeisbetter86]

Thanks 👍

[@hammer44100]

Keep on having fun

[@MissCanadian]

I have like 50 rads to cut the ends off of one day soon lol

[@hectorz6421]

Where are you at I'll come pick them up

[@YouCoontsSeeMe]

Perfect day for scrapping.

[@Freeisbetter86]

👍

[@veb92168]

Thats really cool thanks for the video!

[@austindevaney2792]

So after you use the razor knife to cut along the line of the copper tubing, instead of using pliers to push down use a small hatchet 🪓 and hit lightly between the tubes and the aluminum will separate/tear off the tubes and u can literally pull em up one by one so much faster

[@magnushenriksson6580]

At 08:25 , reminds me of the android's little knife game in Aliens 2 :)

[@StephenMarks-wo4uk]

I used a hack saw and was impressed with my results , push the rods out , I do have a grinder with a cutting wheel , but I used a razor knife

[@gussuperman7565]

M8 cheers on your efforts to make extra cash. I've been scrapping for over 20 years, and I haven't seen anything l I keep that. You're being in Canada 🇨🇦 ay , your scrap yard may call it all #2 do to the oil inside the tubing. Rule to always remember , " the metal that you sell to the scrap yard will make them money, so it is up to you where you sell it for the best price." Keep up the good work . God bless y'all.

[@Freeisbetter86]

Thanks 👍 Gus

[@ewastemike7700]

Also the copper is #2 due to it being from a ac unit. It is considered contamiated from the feon.

[@Freeisbetter86]

👍 Thanks Mike

[@SilverScorpion]

Thanks for showing that. I had been wondering how to separate that!

[@Freeisbetter86]

No problem! Thanks For Watching 👍

[@JohnnySwedishScrapper]

woow thats are great info and video i do normaly get alot of heatsinks from comps, so ill gona test in later ;) awsome ;)

[@eruis3139]

Hi everyone, have a good weekend to all❤️💕💞

[@ewastemike7700]

Well seems like alot of work, but i guess if you like to collect copper can't beat it. I guess if i had more time i might do it. Great video. :)

[@jasonqss2661]

Definitely #1 copper 🔥🔥🔥👏🏽👏🏽

[@mysterybuyer3738]

I used an electric reciprocating saw for the ends and it worked well. Now I need to figure out the rest of the pipes because my only local yard loves to rip me off and if I get the copper out I can sell it on ebay instead giving it to them as a copper aluminum radiator.

[@ScrapMetalTV.]

Every little bit counts. The main thing is, you enjoy it..👍

[@kelkel3201]

#1 on the copper tubing, remember its all about the melting process. That goes straight to the furnace because its free of other metal alloys or paint for example when burning! I don’t believe refrigerant that was removed would effect price at all! Put it aside as #1. Size doesn’t matter its copper bus tubing regardless! Don’t sell yourself short! Nice hoard!

[@dennishinkle5010]

Cooper is 2 and aluminum is like cans radiators are always good if you can find them. The dream is alive.

[@jamesfye5964]

One end of noodles and the copper piping without sodder is #1

[@brendamiller8140]

Good job young man, I've not saw anybody else do that and I have watched a lot. 👍👍👍😂😂❤️💙💜💚🤗

[@kdscrapping4452]

Nice job!!!

[@Freeisbetter86]

Thanks!

[@jackpotdigger834]

i like the fact you make video all by yourself GOOD JOB

[@Freeisbetter86]

Thanks Jackpot !! 👍He Has More fun Doing It Now lol

[@eddiereyna2998]

I’m doing scraping for metal and on my two day run of picking up refrigerators, washers , dryers , freezers , fans , coffee makers , microwaves , tv’s , water dispensers, that all have copper and aluminum I made over 500 in two days worth of picking up free metal . I only used $16 of diesel for both days . My time to take it apart and also make money on the scrap metal is worth it . I also take my time and squeezing every nook and cranny in all of the items so I can pack my trailer to the gills . For example I’ll remove the electrical wires from a fridge & motherboards and then I fill the stove with a microwave that’s also full of metal . The least amount of unused space is the goal . Tis more then working for someone else and at my own hours . I’m gonna spend my money on a fence first so my city won’t bother me and a metal table with a vise . The comment about the sawzall is a great idea and so is the one where he only uses a screwdriver to cut the radiator.

[@jackpotdigger834]

ifit dosent have discoloration if its shinny should be good as number 1

[@ricknelson9341]

You can tell you’ve never done this before. I do it similar. Just need a stronger/sturdy box cutter. And run a flat head down where you cut so the copper wants to come out. I really want melt the aluminum off the copper in a big fire. Just because the aluminum is so... light and close to not worth worth even storing/bringing to the yard Any body melt the aluminum off there copper rads?

[@Natures_Intentions]

The compressor in air conditioner's also are full of copper windings.

[@garycollier385]

Hey guys another fun video thanks 👍 is possible to put a bin out the front of your shop as afree ewaste collection point for your community.

[@Freeisbetter86]

That's a great idea!

[@glennromines5564]

My scrapyard would not take the aluminum fins after separation. Had to throw into steel. Copper was #2 because radiator fluid was used. Soldering or not made no difference...

[@johnsharp8627]

Are most car radiators made with copper like this or older ones?

[@TheUltimateRecycler]

Good work Shawn. It would have been interesting to get a value before and after to see how much extra you made..

[@Freeisbetter86]

Great point!

[@veritasfiles]

Great video!

[@Freeisbetter86]

Thanks!

[@gregboozer1478]

Great video 👍

[@Freeisbetter86]

Thanks 👍

[@StevesMachines]

Sounded like you were torturing a music box 🤣

[@tsbushcraft4328]

At my yard any copper pipe that had any coolent ran through it they call it #2

[@johnnyspaceman1]

I used to take everything apart trying to hey every last piece of copper out,now I pi k only the low hanging fruit off stuff...too much time, too many busted tools and it was doing a number on my hands .

[@etscrapping9923]

Air chisel works good and you just knock the steel right off the ends.

[@BGTech1]

Take out most of the copper tubes and then sell it as clean radiator

[@Bambamsdad13]

hey i already do that and all the copper is # 2 because refrigerant has been ran through it. and the aluminum is sheet aluminum. but well worth the time. great job liked the safety first.....

[@Freeisbetter86]

👍 Thanks Kelly

[@etscrapping9923]

I get #1 and #2 from copper out if ac units at my yard.

[@jackpotdigger834]

safety first love it

[@mandypavey2504]

The totally clean is number 1

[@nicolasravegnani4889]

Yes as long as it's clean

[@canalreciclando2723]

Very good.

[@joshbailey9161]

Just did a bunch of these the other day.

[@Freeisbetter86]

awesome 👍

[@rjgoniea]

Some scrap yards wont take those Aluminum foils. Source: Me when my pile of radiator foils got rejected one time. You could go through the trouble of melting it down into an ingot or two, but aluminum scrap prices are so low right now it may not be worth the effort.

[@shaijusugathan3182]

Can you tell percentage of copper and aluminum in a radiator

[@endfedinctaxonindividuals7486]

Use a small hatchet, with nice sharp edge. Not a big swing. Could always hit the back end with a hammer. Prob go faster than utility type of knife.

[@fightme-pl6yk]

I'm getting a 1$ a pound for those aluminum copper rads. Just wondering if its worth it to strip them like you or to just clean the ends off and take them in as is?

[@jamesmeade9920]

That's what I need to do very soon on my junk copper

[@conniekey1764]

If it’s clean copper it’s number 1

[@copperkingrecycling634]

Nice Encouraging Words at the end Bro.

[@muriaticacid7004]

Thumbs Up

[@Freeisbetter86]

👍 Thanks

[@ChrissyLarson]

If you don't have a grinder use a chisel, once you get used to it it take less than a minute to do each end on a central air rad. But I find it to be a waste of time taking copper out of the rad and you end up making almost the same amount of money

[@waltwood4113]

Hope all is well with you guys and little man...it's been a long time since you've posted anything #happyscrapping

[@mehowshorts]

👍👍

[@madmattsbucketlist385]

Hi both, enjoyed the video. Depends on your scrapyard for the copper. If any liquid apart from water has gone through it, i would say no.2. Could try cleaning it. Would be interesting to hear what they grade it as. Just advanced warning, there's a 40 questions challenge going around. I got nominated & will be uploading tonight or tomorrow. Once completed the participant has to nominate 6 people, which is a bit much, so i've nominated yourselves. Hopefully it'll bring you to a wider audience. I'll forward the questions once uploaded. I'm always careful how much info I give away on KZbin. After that video i'll give you a proper shout out in my new video. From little acorns as they say. I was going to nominate k&D Scrapping, i really don't think he would've been very happy, do you? Anyway, speak soon in the next couple of days. Keep up the good videos. Thanks, Matt.

[@madmattsbucketlist385]

Hi both I have released my 40 question challenge video. As I said i have nominated yourselves. You can accept, or not. The questions are as follows. 1. Do you like blue cheese? 2. Coke or Pepsi? 3. Are you in a relationship? 4. Vodka, Whiskey or Tacilla? (i didn't spell the questions) 5. Hotdogs or cheeseburgers? 6. favourite food? 7. what do you drink in the morning? 8. can you do 100 pushups? 9. favourite season? 10. favourite hobby? 11. any tattoos? 12. do you wear glasses? 13. any phobias? 14. nicknames? 15. favourite candy? 16. do you believe in ghosts? 17. biggest downfall? 18. rain or snow? 19. piercings? 20. age? 21. french fries or onion rings? 22. do you have any kids? 23. favourite colour? 24. can you sing? 25. can you whistle? 26. where were you born? 27. do you have any siblings? 28. can you cook? 29. can you swim? 30. are you religious? 31. shower or bath? 32. big city or nature? 33. are you a good friend? 34. broken bones? 35. how many tv's do you own? 36. worst pain ever? 37. do you like to dance? 38. do you like camping? 39. are you weird? 40. pick 6 friends to do the challenge. Best of luck. Matt.

[@Freeisbetter86]

Awesome Matt :) We seen your video and excited to give it a try. Thank you so much for nominating us it means a lot :)

[@thomashill3457]

In va beach it's number 2 depends on where you are at

[@Tommy-pe8ct]

New subscriber here👍🏻Great video

[@scottprather5645]

I'd use an angle grinder with a metal blade to cut the aluminum away from those copper tubes I think it would be much faster and more efficient

[@johnnyspaceman1]

You are cutting the acr wrong..cut on the out side.and use a sawsall

[@amandafuentes9949]

At minute marker 8:30 that sounded so weirdly satisfying

[@thomaspierce2072]

Rule of thumb if the copper is pencil lead size or bigger it is number one

[@Freeisbetter86]

👍 Thanks Thomas

[@ronnieyoung8049]

hey guys

[@grumpyolddwarf8953]

Solder is #2, no solder is #1

[@canalreciclando2723]

Eu uso uma maquita pra tirar o cobre.

[@allenbaker7491]

The yards I take it to would be #2 because of the gas that has been through it

[@kdscrapping4452]

#2 radiator copper,it is contaminated!!!

[@Freeisbetter86]

thought so too just wasn't totally sure

[@kdscrapping4452]

@@Freeisbetter86 check with your yard to be sure!!

[@leoncornett3037]

Use a sawsall also can you take your scrap to the USA

[@jackpotdigger834]

i tried many many timebut ended up with tomany scratch onmy harm...ended up giving up cant wait to see your technic on too the video yewww

[@mariarizo1798]

I don't have a saw. I wonder if an electric turkey knife will work.. mmmmm

[@nerycatalan2540]

Number 1 copper no joints

[@westernwashingtonhistory1889]

good video, I would say I could barely stand to watch you use that flimsy razor. Those can break right off. A good utility blade is safest and stronger. Glad you didnt hurt yourself, although I am just starting the video so maybe you do.

[@Лишнего.нет]

Спасибо за интересное видео👍🏼,от нас лайк ❤️ Заглядывайте в гости.

[@dougtgw]

Its #1 copper bro i work at one

[@dianec9860]

because it has oil residue it is no. 2

[@dalecaruso2052]

With today's copper prices I would get 15 Canadian dollars for 3 pounds of #1.

[@thiamjoo]

Extending your cutter blade out so much is dangerous. It could easily snap. Just half an inch out is good enough.

[@mikejackson9001]

saw sas

[@thomaspierce2072]

That copper tubing is number one copper

[@bobdavenport8992]

Oil makes it number 2

[@aussiesilverstacka513]

No it's #2

[@MrsMorrisReads]

Love your videos. But it should be *too bad. Sorry. That’s the teacher coming out in me.

[@alanwilliams2452]

I ll say #2 copper

[@federicogalvan686]

Are u guys okay

[@scrapman502]

Using a cheap plastic box cutter with a breakaway blade is not recommended for this procedure. Get a nice steel handled box cutter witha retractable single blade. Less chance of blade breaking off and cutting yourself.

[@mikethedeerman]

#1

[@ModalGroove]

i just wear earwear, a visor and use an angle grinder... way easier and 100 times faster

[@joepitel3482]

Where are you guys have missed your video’s