Make Money Scrapping A VCR

[@newfiescrapper2525]

Good video, I love the volume of videos you put up. My day isn't complete until I watch one.

[@zartan7779]

On the back there was flat pack chips . I believe those are good too . I put them in my ice chip cup.

[@mikes2623]

Yes add them to ic chip bucket.. I think it's 6.50$ lb at boardsort at the moment

[@zartan7779]

Ic not ice . Lol autocorrect

[@ianelley]

Mate, you have got to get yourself an "upholsterers tack lifter, " dirt cheap on Amazon and Ebay, I use mine for micro scrapping all the time, it has no end of uses, its like a small hand held crow bar. On top of that a pin punch set would really help knocking out those spindles bearings and all kinds of things with the vise !! Hope this helps !! Keep up the good work !!

[@LittleRichard1988]

It's actually made by Funai ( one of the worst brands of VCRs! ). About the only thing this POS VCR is good for is ripping apart. Your better off buying a second hand VCR by a top brand like Panasonic, Sony or JVC if you still need a VCR to playback stuff that's only on VHS.

[@arielkozak]

A small air hammer with a thin flat tip might make taking those switches and other parts off the board easier

[@nicolaschu9599]

How much are you getting for copper bearing vs electric motors?

[@OutdoorGearAddiction]

Geez man. I can't see crap. Can you zoom in more often?????

[@thekontuli2828]

How much are you expecting to get with this specific item, approximately?

[@sundy2121]

Small air hammer and new chisel for quick depopulation