I Melted My Scrap Gold From My Pawn Shop Into Gold Bars With This ToAuto 3KG Melting Furnace

This week we do it a little different than usual. I take 200 grams of scrap gold from my pawn shop and turn them into gold bars. I turn the scrap gold into bars by using the ToAuto 3KG melting furnace. I show exactly how to use this furnace from the unboxing to actually making the gold bars.
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[@Rick.K68]

Just a safety tip: torch the jewelry before you smelt it, less flame ups and smoke that way. Don't tap the graphite rod against the sides or the bottom of the crucible, that stuff is super brittle and will snap, you don't want the pieces of the rod sticking out the bar. Great Video !!!

[@niagarajoe4402]

I’ve been using the same graphite rod to stir, never actually broken andhting significant off….the tip very slowly melts/chips away….but if it were to happen, just remelt

[@thomasgentry6201]

Yes No T Shirt, Shorts and Tennis Shoes ! Serious Dog runs into table Knocks Pot over attempt to stop? OSHA or NAVOSH Safety First weather uncomfortable or NOT!

[@niagarajoe4402]

@@thomasgentry6201 lmao….dont think osha is worried about him melting some gold in his garage

[@thomasgentry6201]

@@niagarajoe4402 Understood! Just hopefully nobody gets Hot 🦶 or injured. Smelting even small amounts is Dangerous!

[@niagarajoe4402]

@@thomasgentry6201 that’s true…I refine, so I’m using hydrochloric acid etc….so I’ve always got my gear on

[@billbru1034]

So cool you get to hang out with your dad so much. Lost both of my parents to cancer. I enjoy watching your content.

[@PawnBrokerPickers]

Sorry for your loss and I really appreciate the support thank you so much.

[@rosscoplaybass490]

Great video Justin, you and your dad are good people, and you have a fantastic father and son relationship,you need to invest in a buffing wheel for cleaning up your bars Bro ,then stamp them they will look great

[@Hustlaboys]

I"ve never saw how the gold eas melted down.

[@Hustlaboys]

I went in to a pawn shop several years ago and wad expecting around 60 to 70 bucks"" he gave me $120,00"" MADE MY DAY 😅

[@sammythompson3694]

I lost my parents to dementia gives me something to look forward to, but I miss them everyday. I can still remember some things said and how their voice sounded when they said it.

[@shelbysnake5003]

Nice work! I like that gold guy being a regular at the shop.

[@KeepStackin.999]

I think the father/son duo just picked up a new hobby. You and your dad are skilled at a little bit of everything and always willing to learn new stuff. Good combo for success!!!

[@albertthill8825]

This is one of the best videos about gold. We love to see you try new processes. Great job.

[@zyourzgrandzmaz]

Dog this is a terrible video about gold he's smelting at a level 1/100 skill level. Actual children would have done a better job cus they wouldn't have been drunk like this guy and would have googled how to do it. Bro went full alcoholic caveman at this process.

[@alfredodaire7972]

Great job, melting at night looked great!!

[@NorthFlPicker]

I’ve been melting everything from aluminum to gold for a little over a year now and I tell you that one of most important lessons I learned was that you can’t hesitate when you pour. You have to pour in one quick consistent pour. Overall not too bad, you get better the more you do, and yes it does get addictive 😂. I’ve been learning how to refine gold and that’s my next thing to try…

[@shawncovert5447]

Looking like you have a new hobby & pass time,.. its ADDICTING!!!!! Ready too view more brother.

[@kevinchudy3290]

Awesome video. I'm glad to see that you pre-heated your mold. I agree with the other comments about the safety recommendations. But if you're going to do this more often, I would suggest you get a fire brick to pour on. Those bricks you're using can contain moisture, and if you spill some of your metal while you're pouring, it can cause your brick to spawl. It's not fun to get hit with hot metal and concrete.

[@pedrovision6987]

TOTALLY enjoyed the video!! YES!!! Thank you for showing us the process. We always enjoy your video style.

[@THEGOLDTOOTHSTACKER]

Good watch that was well done to you and your dad .

[@Vysterion]

Pretty cool to see the gold bars get made! Looks fun!

[@don951]

Very cool! Congrats on your first pour. Great job. Cheers!!!

[@moogs]

I love seeing relationships like this. Two good dudes doing business and learning with each other then a little gift for the kids at the end. Good stuff.

[@lavernanderson]

Enjoyed watching the bars being made. Thanks for giving the instructions on how it is done.

[@ToppsBaseballRacks]

Very interesting and enlightening video! I actually liked the filming at night as you could really see the red hot colors very well against the dark backdrop.

[@curtisporter5239]

First pours were both smooth. Father/Son fun!

[@angelmayo1678]

Great job for first timers.... I can see where it could get addicting.

[@joshuahawkee4949]

Hi enjoyed your video , if I can give a little advice as a retired jeweler of 35 yrs , heat the mold that’s why the bottom had creators(cold mold) , pre torch the gold , the graphite crucible should have been seasoned first to avoid the heavy smoke or cracking , pour in one spot fairly fast the last drips are slag the gold was already out as it is extremely heavy , soak in diluted nitric acid to remove fire scale ,also most importantly 13.5 gold can legally be marked 14k there is a variance unless its marked 14 kp for plumb gold , there should be zero gold loss it is not possible to incinerate it , zinc on the other hand can evaporate and is extremely toxic and lastly on small amounts it doesn’t matter but the silver , platinum group metals your are giving away with every melt can be significant, he should of paid you for 14 k at a minimum I’m sure his refinery is paying him for all of it especially if there was any white gold which was mixed with nickel but now is likely alloyed with palladium Im sure people will disagree but just this old man’s 2 cents . Thanks for the video. And best of luck

[@johnwallace726]

Looks good

[@BackThenJen]

Outstanding, very cool to watch, never seen something like this.

[@dbone-KB2LWO]

Love your content. I'm a sports, jewelry, and stamp collector who saw your channel and subscribed recently. I was close with my dad for 55 years before he passed and worked with him for 25. God bless. I have Dale Murpy's, Bob Horner's, Niekros, and all the 90's Braves in my PC. I'm a huge Met fan born and raised but when we weren't at each other's throats I was a huge Masdux, Smoltz, and Glavine fan. Not Rocker though he reminds he of a big Big mouth who's on tv insulting people every day ;) lol. You are a good man and hardworking. Thank you

[@charleshenry8075]

Wonderful! Relax about the garage situation - turned out great.

[@quarter-py4nr]

Very interesting! Thanks for taking us with you on your journey! Blessings to everyone.

[@johnwhite7509]

Just watched this older video on melting down your gold. Pretty cool how it’s done. Thanks for sharing this video. As always, you guys rock!!! The Whites from California. Stay safe

[@heathernelson338]

That was incredible to watch, love watching your videos!!😊

[@JamesSloan-gv6gr]

Love your work and generosity at the Flea Markets

[@arthurproctor4007]

Another great video! I really enjoyed seeing the gold bar melting process!

[@michaelolsen2350]

Really good videos .... enjoy them every time ...keep up the good work ... greetings from Denmark

[@tedcharp]

Great video. Thanks for sharing👍

[@cyberwolf77X]

Wow, that was so cool watching you melt and pour that gold. I really got excited last week when you said you were going to melt gold and you showed me the smelter when I was in your shop. I really enjoyed watching you do that. Seems there's a lot of advice in the comment section so you and most of us will learn more as time goes on and you melt more, perfecting your craft and soon be pouring like a Pro. Keep up the great videos my friend and hope you all have a blessed week.

[@philipcarroll5199]

Awesome, I am glad I found your gold smelting video. I like everyone great comments of what to do helps.

[@treasuretom13]

Nice job on the bars definitely for outdoor use only

[@smfritz8571]

So awesome, love the videos when Prince stops by! And even an unofficial Sreetips shoutout! I love his channel!

[@PawnBrokerPickers]

I’m going to have to check out his channel the guy I was talking about his channel is called Lithic Metals

[@danhodge6320]

THAT IS AN AWESOME LITTLE FURNACE. GREAT JOB ON THE POUR. THOSE BARS LOOK GREAT. AWESOME JOB

[@PawnBrokerPickers]

Thank you

[@delkellarjr.3116]

I noticed something on your channel you guys definitely inspire a lot of people specially me. God bless you all

[@michaelastuto79]

Justin you and your dad are men of many talents always good to see great video's keep it up..

[@j.w.sayles674]

Cool process and decent crucible! I can see that his will clean up the scrap gold process. Great and informative video. I think I may have to pick me up one of them.

[@michaelford368]

Awesome to see how they ended up turning out!

[@MikeJMarine]

Hey, if your going to wire brush it, do over a deep pan of water. It will catch the gold dust and fillings. At the end of the year smelt the material in the pan, you will get another half ounce.

[@newslavecity8311]

half oz? 😂 lol okay bud. i but uve never smelted gold before and are just making stuff up.

[@MarcHasaraMarcHasara]

I love listening to your voice with the lights out and my eyes closed while in my business office. I feel like I am listening to Elvis "the pelvis" Presley. S_M_O_O_T_H_E.....Southern Style.....Thank you very much!

[@Robert-zs8xq]

I enjoyed watching you melt the gold. Makes me want to start going to yard sales again. Nice

[@erwinwheeler124]

I love the videos. Keep up the good work and I sure do enjoy you've melted some gold.😊

[@Jeffrey-888]

Very cool watching how to melt scrap gold.

[@tonybogle5922]

Great idea its always good to heat up your moulds as well it makes for a better end product

[@davidweis2722]

Another very educational video. I read many of the comments about torching the jewlery and using a cupell. Keep up the good work.

[@victorcastrejon6679]

Heck yeah!! I was looking forward to this video.

[@KlasicRock]

I'm subscribed with Bell Notifications in Toronto! You and Pops show might be my new favorite channel! Love is Love from Canada!

[@Mark_4_Now]

This was pretty cool no explosion, no unwanted fires, no burns.

[@tonyharvey8978]

Really enjoyed the video thanks for sharing God bless you all

[@dnorrell11]

I'm glad you're doing this. I'm thankful to be watching you because I was going to do this for myself and I'm watching you make the mistakes that I would be making. I find it very funny. Good job on melting everything dude

[@Ecw530]

I think it was good at night, because you could really see the heat and the glowing.

[@Hustlaboys]

Its cool seeing you hanging out wit your dad"" i cant stop watching all your videos "" its addictive.

[@SandyBraswell]

First pour turned out nice!!! Looking forward to the next one!

[@GaryTumblin]

I love this video enjoyed watching you smelt the gold and pouring the bars

[@rustymebane8265]

Awesome to watch You work that scrap gold. Seeing it turn into A bar was awesome. You will be ready to melt more soon.

[@jonkarst4129]

Thank you for sharing this, neat to see the art of making a bar. And makes you appreciate what it must take to get the high grade looking bars.

[@randywarnken6995]

So that's how you do it! Thanks again for sharing.

[@fastpace386]

That looked like great fun...Enjoyed watching that. Think I might get one myself!! Like you said it looks addictive!!

[@MrRizsanyi]

Great smelting work gents. Enjoyed it thoroughly

[@samm6035]

That was awesome watching you do that for the first time, you'll improve you process over time & get better that it! I think that would a great idea pouring some smaller molds to sell, I don't think people would be spending that much for your big bar pours? Maybe even getting you a stamp & putting your pawn shop logo on them!

[@PawnBrokerPickers]

Yea maybe once I get the XRF scanner then I might do that. Thank you for the comment and suggestions

[@Austin-pq7mn]

Thanks again for the great content. Love the transparency.

[@DB2A7]

Awesome vid. Great pours for first time. Well done.

[@MetalHeadStacker6]

I enjoy watching the progress of your business. To many more years of success.

[@heidiclough5904]

Great video. First time I have seen a video like this one. Very intriguing. Thanks for sharing this experience with us.

[@jeremysmith5591]

That’s awesome!

[@bryanjames1376]

Gold!

[@JavierisHere216]

Best video yet. The lighting was very good even for the night time. Great comments from your community. Can’t wait for your next gold video. Take care.

[@patrickmarshall6434]

Looked great man. Don't stress about it being dark, we seen everything just fine!

[@richardcoleman9284]

Great video 😮 wonderful looking gold bars.

[@markbeachey8508]

You made the comment about the handle being on the wrong side and it does seem like it would make more sense for it to be on the other side. BUT, I think it is on the wrong side for safety reasons. They do not want you to do to many things at once while playing with that kind of heat. Great show, thanks for it.

[@anthonyromero6481]

Great job on the video and your first gold pour.

[@billbru1034]

Looks good for the first pour. Great video.

[@Besty66]

What a great channel, just found you in the last week. Decent dealings and fair to customers. A rare thing in today's world. 👍

[@bobdelp3592]

Very interesting video. And the quality was good. Being at night wasn't a problem.

[@Davidlinsay64]

Interesting. Nice to have the gold extra to play around with your doing well! Enjoyed the video!

[@nursingreintegration7074]

Great idea love seeing how it’s done Canadian fan

[@iatia723]

I've always wanted to do this. This was very good information. Thank you so much.

[@billcovington1380]

That was freaking awesome to watch, thanks for sharing. The moment the first bar hit the water and changed color to gold, I cheered for you. Definitely get some custom-made stamps with your name on it. "I could see myself getting addicted to this." Amen, brother, looking forward to you getting creative with it, being very careful the whole time, every time.

[@iceman4431]

That's a nice my precious moment making bars! Nice video!!!

[@Taylor.Murray]

I tuned in a few months back and this video convinced me to subscribe. I love your others videos with the behind the scenes at garage sales and your hustle, great stuff. However, I’ve also gotten into coin, silver, and gold collecting over the past few months and have always been intrigued with melting some of the stuff I have to make bars. Your willingness to try, learn, adapt and try again is awesome. While watching, I almost bought that furnace on Amazon until I got to the end and heard you say you bought it on eBay for a better price. I’m gonna go that route now. Keep up the great stuff you and your dad are doing together.

[@jameskosharek6838]

My wife asked me yesterday if you got the package I sent because she didn't get a tracking number. If you did I know it wasn't much but everything did come from Dodgers stadium. I hope you enjoy it Mike and God bless.

[@PawnBrokerPickers]

We did get it James and my dad loved it I really do appreciate you send him that stuff even though it’s Dodgers stuff 😂 J/k. You was the 1st person to ever send us anything we really do appreciate you. Thanks again

[@jameskosharek6838]

@PawnBrokerPickers Anytime Justin, like I said this next season I will try to get him some bobble heads. 👍

[@PawnBrokerPickers]

This is Dad. Thanks James I love it all. We get out that way once in a while and would love to meet you or if you get this way please stop in. Thanks again so much and I will use and wear the Dodger stuff with pride.

[@shawnstatzer95]

I am about to make my gold rings and pendants for the gemstones that I cut, so this was obviously my favorite video of yours.

[@michaelfuller2378]

Good job Justin! I need one of those furnaces! Awesome!!

[@AndrewRathburn]

Subscribed - That was really interesting to watch it go from "scrap gold" to a bar and then have it analyzed. Nice video.

[@TigersLSU]

Pretty cool process I think it looked cool at night you could really see it glow.

[@jackferrell9126]

Great job melting! Very educational.

[@jamesfinley2463]

Really cool vid enjoyed alot! Now you are a real gold melter for sure! Tks JIMBO

[@stewartchisholm5996]

Loved watching the gold melt!!!!!!

[@dannpd1955]

Great video. Melting gold. What a great hobby.

[@MichaelMurad-x1i]

I’m a big fan of your videos and content love the gold projects that you do.

[@markalbert2169]

Very impressive for you first time melting and pouring gold, one thing to also be aware of is the purity of the graphite crucible and mold and even the stir graphite rod. I worked for in the high purity casting industry and we purchased high purity graphite only. Typically the graphite supplier will supply a spec sheet with all the elemental levels of each element. Enjoyed your videos.

[@mightyshadow2006]

Great show.

[@larrywoebbecke2275]

Very interesting video thanks for sharing the video

[@leonardlassiterbey5161]

Gratitudes for the content, learning a little bit more via your videos

[@josiahdeck8509]

Love seeing how to operate your business , rare to see honest people in your business these days.

[@fredfriday7777]

Very cool melt exciting to watch

[@traceyfralix]

Informative video, thanks for sharing the smelting process.

[@molsonrulz]

Awesome video - fascinating to watch the process

[@silverbanky9596]

Pretty cool. Nice first pours.