Very interesting Recover 24K Gold From Electronics Scrap

[@bradh9800]

For those of you who are curious, the unused scraps will be recycled as fish food when they throw it all directly into the ocean later that night.

[@jarrettsmith1787]

💀💀💀😂😂😂😂😂

[@c.h.u.d]

They're all horrendous polluters

[@andreabc1469]

the aluminum is definitely not thrown away. The rest is sold as is

[@dermot107]

No waste there 😮

[@shoibericsson5007]

Your phone also become fish food ... ever wondered about it ?

[@johnwick-ii6il]

Always see these guys needlessly working on the ground. It make my knees ache just watching them.

[@1Ministras]

Can make anything, but a simple table and chair

[@manzanero2008]

Me too....rsrsrsr.

[@Labate76]

@@1Ministrasisso é verdade !!! 😮

[@mdanishshakeel5623]

Then you are sick

[@mdanishshakeel5623]

​@@1Ministraswe make tables and chairs but for others.

[@BLU.-.J]

I utilize a similar technique to clean my bong. I also wear flip flops and weird looking pajamas while doing it, much like these dudes.

[@patricksmith4424]

These dudes have breathed in so many precious metals that they will be smelting them when they go.

[@sir.richardarmstrong3rd759]

I think you might be on to something there./ “don’t say that to loud, someone might just start doing that.” You are right though. Heavy metals never leave the body.

[@LegendLength]

platinum in particular is a bad chemical apparently, as per streetips who does gold refining on youtube

[@ISTVANX]

Lol

[@davidebettega9297]

😂😂😂

[@muckymedway3309]

They do that in India.

[@stevensmith8285]

Good to see them wearing their safety sandals

[@shrikantbabbar7941]

😂😂😂

[@caseknives-3643]

Americano men could never

[@ImranBaloch-m3x]

❤​@@shrikantbabbar7941

[@sirfishslayer5100]

The comments, like this one, were worth the read. Much more entertaining than the video.

[@lengox]

That is the safety standard in India 😮

[@ArxiTresh]

Самый упоротый аффинаж, который я когда-либо видел. Индусы из любого действия могут сделать трэш и содомию.

[@BijoyHossen-ic7ue]

They r not Hindus they r Pakistani Muslims

[@user-md5bf8kc5e]

How do you think they are from a certain religious faith. Do you think they are from india Nepal Bangladesh Pakistan ?

[@scamsuncensored7740]

@@user-md5bf8kc5e That's where the channel is from.

[@eugene4817]

@@user-md5bf8kc5e looks like Pork-istan

[@varhaditales]

Fool, they are muslims

[@aubreyjackson9770]

What a hard life they have and for so little in return. God bless them in their efforts ❤️

[@joebrown9621]

😂 u most be joking 🤣 haha.. Gold in 2024 is worth over $2300 USD an ounce.. all in a days work 😁.. mining for gold or any mineral on our planet takes time and hard work if u can extract it with less over head cost why not.. cheers ..

[@thehydroblade]

@@joebrown9621 that 171.5 gram bean is worth $14,272.66 in 2024.

[@mikrotech3103]

Seriously man those Tantalum and Electrolytic capacitors, Ferrite core inductors, and Toshiba, infenion Mosfets are worth more if they can find a way to sell them in the 2nd hand market

[@rarabasteamphilippines]

I was work in simicon company as I know the gold wire is bonded inside those ic and transistor component

[@RONSUND]

I was thinking the same thing, that those capacitors are worth something and all might now be bad and can probably be reused.

[@МаксимМазурук-ш2й]

Если все перечисленое вышло из строя кому ты его продашь на вторичном рынке, тем более если радиодеталям лет 20-ть то кому то старьё нужно и в рабочем состоянии..

[@frankundercuffler8618]

​@@RONSUNDThe capacitors are ware the PGM's are .Platinum group metals /the canister is aluminum you stupid mfers .

[@ivansnob2360]

@user-ov2pe8nt5r чем старее тем ценнее и качественнее 🤣🤣🤣

[@swpo1]

Damn that smoke is going directly into my guys face. Poison I tell you. ☠️

[@mikep509]

Filth everywhere. .. they are experiencing industrial revolution...

[@johnwilkening3785]

Ain't like the food u buy in the grocery store in the US is any safer really lol

[@joecool5652]

It ist now nearly fifty years ago that I worked as a television technician. But when I saw the Guy burning the Motherboard immediately had this extreme smell in my nose 🤮

[@lindenpilkington6364]

If your business was selling personal safety equipment in Pakistan you’d be bankrupt in a week 😂

[@asliketheson]

No such critter

[@IrfanRomee]

One Week seems to be a long stretch 😜😂 .... it'd be an immediate loss

[@jam-lm1sz]

Cracker town there no knowledge of idea of such 😅😅😂😂

[@KidderJoy_KidsTv-bh8my]

😂😂😂

[@rsz90182]

Safety is for the weak and lazy like you.

[@notasbignow1]

Wow that’s really hard work to get that amount of gold great work guys Dangerous work working with acids take care guys

[@merjagranlund1381]

Exactly. And cheap labor. (Poor people, who work in such a dangerous environment😔). The same process would not be worth doing in the western world.

[@artbyblue789]

That’s 171.5g of 24k gold that’s worth a lot

[@janikhan5768]

آپ نے اس میں سکہ ڈالتے ہوئے نہی دیکھایا

[@dzimarsaid5268]

India dude 😂

[@RealLifeFinance]

​@@artbyblue78917.15g half ounce

[@thegoodlookinorange1986]

What do you mean no safety equipment? Those are regulation safety sandals the children are wearing. 😊

[@katchtan5455]

Jajaja, que irónico eres😊

[@RealLifeFinance]

😂😂

[@ArtfromBerwyn-cw5op]

And don't forget the steel toed toe nails.

[@emmanuelunitedchurchottawa4152]

A few grams of gold and 20 years off their life span.

[@MrBrown-t3e]

They are just workers , get about 3 euros aday the best cases, the big belly business man get that gold later

[@Gamaliel-z5g]

Procedure so heaĺth hazard.Face mask please.

[@sir.richardarmstrong3rd759]

That was basically my exact thought too.

[@ajju-bhai670]

Tumhara ghar khareed sakte hai ye log is kaam me bahut paisa h jitna lagao uska dubbal nikalta h

[@farrukhshahzad5352]

This is very dangerous to the workers and the environment. They don't know what type of chemicals they are inhaling and also releasing into the atmosphere, which is the major cause of cancer in these workers.

[@davidbolha]

@ 10:23 That's (sodium) borax if anyone is wondering. It's added to the crucible to add a layer of glaze to the crucible when first time used. So that the metal being heated doesn't stick to the inside walls of the crucible. It flows easier. 😉😇🤗🤔😏

[@mariuszuniwersal5725]

Cztero Boran sodu. Nie tylko do złota. Zastosowanie jest wszechstronne.

[@rahealahmad2631]

Damn all this and not ant safety equipment in sight. Respect to you all sirs!

[@WowplayerMe]

They probably recorded this on casual Friday.

[@georgepppp533]

no safety gear needed, replaceable workers.@@WowplayerMe

[@davinci3379]

Big respect for this lads working hard. Hope they stay as healthy as possible with this conditions.

[@ivansnob2360]

respect for what??? pure idiotism at its finest

[@ScrappingIrish]

Surprised the caps didn't explode when he put them over the heat

[@Test-in4vy]

accutally ,i also think its must be explode

[@RONSUND]

They are probably discharged and lifeless.

[@davelar3868]

Hmm smells good and it's so good for the skin to!

[@hilalahmad8987]

I think electronic components are more valuable than gold he got from such such quantity 😊

[@ravindradorugade574]

He took waste material bro

[@rurtech3725]

Right

[@prashantvernekar41]

Those are scrap

[@makuszko]

one capacitor 400v about 4 euro

[@Itsimrana]

Yes but components are in working conditions

[@cocosloan3748]

Those Nippon Chemicon capacitors are more worth than all that gold,..... They just overheat them and smash them 😱😱

[@sntinl9297]

why ?

[@Yuriy-nik]

​@@sntinl9297becose, this boards, Are more expensive than gold By details Even if you try them used. In Chinese Trading platforms are easier to find used original devices , Than the new original.

[@BiplabMahata_]

ur right..

[@jibjibam]

​@@sntinl9297when new

[@pranjalbhanja5077]

Yeah it hurts seeing them do that and specially how they just burn them and pollute the environment

[@dr.a006]

Ya, I don’t believe all those high grade pins in the bags came from the low grade boards like the pins in his hand. Hard work either way.

[@swpo1]

Yeah those are really suspect if you ask me. They would definitely be all mangled up if they were. Cheers

[@zainuddinhusainy1973]

Me neither.

[@sirfishslayer5100]

I was wondering where they got 4.5 kilos of gold pins from that pit of crap they were scraping into. But this was for "educational" purposes only so......they are making more on the KZbin video than they actually made in gold.

[@legenda157]

Техника безопасности на высшем уровне😮😮😮

[@НашСемейников]

А запах ! Легкие скажут спасибо за фенолфармальдегид .

[@Sgr-B2]

​@@НашСемейниковда они там почти на улице, со всех щелей проветриваться.

[@lesot]

Мне интересно. Сколько они смогут жить всей бандой на этот кусочек золота.

[@scamsuncensored7740]

They'll live well for 10 years in India. It's very cheap there, everything is cheap, even human life.

[@ivansnob2360]

@scamsuncensored7740 stupid human cheap wothed

[@KazanSkyrim]

Меньше, чем до вдыхания паров жижы из чёрной бочки с черепом

[@pitiunt]

Радиодетали стоят гораздо дороже золота извлекаемого из них. Даже бывшие в употреблении, даже если их продать за одну десятую от стоимости новых, они всё равно дороже чем кусочек золота извлечённого из них.

[@МихаилПетров-я6ц]

варвары

[@АлексейНиколаев-н9м]

Видимо, в том мире эти радиодетали нах никому не нужны, ну и по закону рынка, они не имеют никакой ценности

[@pitiunt]

@@АлексейНиколаев-н9м китайцы на али продают БУ радиодетали пачками, а чем пакистанцы хуже? Мне для мультиметра нужна микросхема, на али она стоит UM7108F 1 672,10 ₽, Тысяча шестьсот семьдесят два рубля! Одна штука!!! Четыре штуки БУ транзисторов C5200 2SA1943 2SC5200 365,17 ₽

[@Iovlev]

Так точно, как и кабель.

[@pitiunt]

@Den-po5py Я у них и покупал. Некоторые микросхемы они правда дороже продают чем сам прибор в котором эта микросхема стоит.

[@KentuckyColonel]

What you saw at the end, the pretty gold button, was a culmination of 30+ of those copper pours, the 8 inch copper wafer you seen the dude dissolve in nitric acid, leaving the gold behind, 30+ of those 8 inch wafers. No way, in any universe, they got that much gold from one.

[@chosen1one930]

You don't know because you weren't there. They could of mixed and matched footage and material. no doubt this is lower grade material and these people are high on lead fumes so who knows what they're doing. Look at 03:10 to 11 seconds. You can see different type pins in the bags. What are you calling a wafer? It's not a wafer, it's called a precious metal Dore. Watch Owltech, you'll be surprised how much gold you can fit into one Dore, or palladium, platinum and silver, over 100 grams easy.

[@chosen1one930]

No way in any universe is your comment right. You are a amateur that clearly doesn't know yields, while the boards are extremely low yielding, they used fully plated pins most likely from different boards or connectors. It was two full grocery bags, several kilos most likely, 2 or 3 as a guess. Those wafers actually called Dore's you would know this if you were experienced like me ( 20 years ) what you though was 8 inches was much larger than you think. Dore can very small and hold several Troy ounces of any precious metal. Another yield you won't believe, 1.5 kilos of USSR connectors yielding 55 grams of 24K gold. They only recovered 17.15 grams not that much gold from two bags full of pins

[@ericwieboldt7042]

Careful, the chosen one has spoken😂

[@sDeepak-i6z]

मेहनत की रात भर सोना निकला झांट भर 😂

[@1155727]

Interesting. What are you doing with the copper, aluminium, brass, and other metals? They are all of value too, and albeit less precious, they are available from the same scrap in much greater quantities. You surely already knew that. Are you recovering them as well? Or passing them on to someone else to recover?

[@danielpersson7483]

Dont you gather up all the copper,alu,iron etc from the board and then sell tthat to the scrapyard? to much work? i sure do

[@1155727]

@@danielpersson7483 - well, that was exactly my question... at work we are passing complete devices on to professional recycling businesses that extract pretty much everything that can be extracted, and they do report back on recycled content. Plastics, particularly FRP, are still a nasty issue... But recovery of metals works quite well. We get free pick-up from our locations, and depending on scrap content and value we get paid - so at worst we know that we can use a free disposal service, and that materials do get recycled.

[@JaiHind_SB]

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[@mzmz2507]

Inquinamento zero!!!!....Bravi!!!....ottimo!...per fortuna che ci siete voi a farci vedere come si fa'...la NATURA RINGRAZIA!!!!

[@АрсенЛюпен-ь9е]

С этих ножек позолоту можно было просто смыть и выделить сразу золото из смывки,и медь осталась бы,и золото,и меньше трудозатрат,надо стремиться в будущее,а не в каменный век,развивайтесь,учитесь,ато этого золота не хватит чтоб восстановить ваше здоровье.

[@Graffhunter1975]

смотришь на это и диву даешься...каменный век у них до сих пор.

[@АлександрЛ-л3д]

Там негров дохуа, ой простите индийцев. Там пох им на здоровье низших каст.

[@СержНаковальня]

Хоть и каменный век но у них электроэнергия даром а снас сука выворачивают что бы у них она была даром потому что нас милионны а их мелиарды и что бы они сюда непрешли мы должны их кормить там

[@vandam1156]

Ну тут наши собрались.

[@ВиталийСерегин-т9в]

Ещё в девять лет я с отцом добывал золото с позолоченных деталей ,транзисторы, микросхемы,позолоченные браслеты часов и всё это делается при помощи кислоты и электролиза.А сейчас эти детали днём с огнём не найти

[@djjasurremix1559]

Sorry guys, I'm dealing with the same issue. It is not 100% gold. Because it contains silver, copper. Only 15-20 grams of gold comes out of 10 kg.

[@hiltonkuykendall9375]

The blue liquid was all of the metals that are dissolved by nitric acid which is copper, silver, zinc, etc. based on the liquids color I'd guess mostly silver and the liquid is mostly silver nitrate. Gold is not dissolved by nitric acid. That gold button is easily 22k maybe more. Getting real .999 24k requires more refining and usually aqua regia.

[@raj4777]

Compare that to mining cost

[@ЕлбасыТокаев]

То что это не 100% золото это понятно, такой способ называется купелированием и примерно95-96% чистоты даёт

[@pocatefo1]

el ácido nítrico convierte en sales los demás metales, sales solubles que quedan en el agua, menos el oro que queda en forma metálica en forma de polvo. Los que dicen que es resultado final tiene poca pureza, que creen que queda de impureza? Metales? Esos fueron eliminados con el ácido.

[@sajjadahmadvoc9388]

Need to calculate the cost and explain if u can

[@chosen1one930]

The life of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is very dependent on environmental and electrical factors. Environmental factors include temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure and vibration. Electrical factors include operating voltage, ripple current and charge-discharge duty cycle. Among these factors, temperature (ambient temperature and internal heating due to ripple current) is the most critical to the life of aluminum electrolytic capacitors. Whereas, conditions such as vibration, shock and humidity have little affect on the actual life of the capacitor.

[@odigomez1787]

My knees hurt watching these guys

[@frankrusso2093]

And American politicians scream electric vehicles, no fossil fuels, and go green!

[@KurtOnoIR]

So they dissolved that first blob in just nitric to leave the gold behind? Do they then pull silver from the waste solution?

[@EsammGold]

طبعا يتم ترسيب الفضة بواسطة الناس.لكن أنا رايت استخلاص الذهب من النحاس أيضا بدون فضة . السؤال الاهم هل استخدم الرصاص في التبويط lead ?

[@EsammGold]

Copper

[@СергейТырышкин-г3ю]

Жалко столько оригинальных деталей! Вот нам в мастерскую эти платы!

[@СергейТырышкин-г3ю]

@Den-po5py Согласен, можно значительно больше заработать, просто не все это понимают, скорее всего просто все выкидывается большими госкорпорациями, им просто не до этого

[@biorobotgames494]

@Den-po5py если бы их еще покупали , валяются годами в кладовке и не кому они нах не нужны.

[@viral0trend]

Gold is very important in the technology and electronics industry. It is used in electronic devices such as cell phones, computers, and other devices because of its good properties in conducting electricity and resistance to corrosion.

[@CreativeThings550]

If opened using a hotgun, burning the circuit would reduce air pollution, and the fibers could be used as scrap. This would have both environmental and financial benefits.

[@mariuszuniwersal5725]

Za to lubię te filmy, BHP na najwyższym poziomie, obuwie i brak rękawice... Maseczka... Ale zloto jest. Tam widzialem bodajże 17 gramów jeżeli u nas w Polsce zloto czyste powiedzmy te 900 proby to jakies 240 zl za gram okolo 4000 złotych, pytanie ile czasu, ile kwasy kosztuja i prad do tych dmuchawy. I jeszcze szukanie lub kupno tych płyt z komputera czy innych podzespołów, na ulicy to nie leży. Pozdrawiam i szacunek dla ciężkie roboty 😊

[@ИльяАкентьев-и7к]

Иностранцы восхищены судя по комментариям, аффинаж на оборот, 90% потеряли 10% извлекли. Очистить еще дак и эти 10% в 7% превратятся.

[@markrobinson3348]

With no consideration for his long term health?????

[@РоманМихалюк-ь5щ]

Голд Ченал на минималках, но в промышленном масштабе!

[@PeterDrinnan]

I wonder how many of those recycled components end up in the US military supply chain.

[@Lucky.420]

None. More like Russia 😂😂😂

[@JohnJones-oy3md]

Today was 'Leave your PPE at home day'.

[@mastermax-1]

это золото явно не с этих плат, бесполезно потраченое время и ресурсы. дикари уничтожают артефакты предыдущей высокоразвитой цивилизации. похоже они думают что эти платы и были созданы чтобы они сними так поступили

[@taylandotv9074]

Thank you for sharing with us your video watching from Philippines.

[@us2275]

Там детали дороже чем содержащееся в них золото, и золото удаляется смывкой а не обжигом. Дикий народ.

[@biorobotgames494]

ни кому эти детали нах не нужны и не кто их не покупает

[@ghrtghjy4670]

@@biorobotgames494 В драку покупают. Покупают б/у за дорого.

[@ghrtghjy4670]

Они тупые обезьяны.

[@ЛеликСафаров]

Видимо нет у них азотной кислоты.

[@ghrtghjy4670]

@@ЛеликСафаров Они азотку вёдрами расходуют, чтобы свинцовый слиток растворить.

[@TVNIKCHASOVSHIK]

Я всегда считал что мы самые нищие и нуждающиеся в хорошем и доступном заработке,а оказалось что нет,есть еще все те кому этот заработок интересен и нужен по тихой грусти 😊

[@vanh5688]

Правильно щетаешь вы нищие

[@Thing696]

Seems like a tremendous amount of energy for so little product. All of those furnaces burning for hours a day, maybe ALL day 😐

[@Spaghetto7]

That’s exactly what I thought, I wonder how impure that gold was too

[@dingodogrecords]

This reminds me of Micky Mouse Christmas Carol when the whole family has to share a single bean.

[@procrastinationdomination645]

Wow, this is crazy dangerous! 😬

[@sntinl9297]

the money is dangerous

[@joshuafranks3156]

I come here to remember why Im using paper straws. My paper straw is counter-acting all the pollution from this facility, every day. This is my paper straw, there are many like it, but this one is mine.

[@sirfishslayer5100]

And your paper straw was made from 100% recycled toilet paper from the factory down the road from the one in the video. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Hannobaum83]

You don't want to know what happened to this blue liquid afterwards... acid with copper I guess...

[@theplateisbad1332]

Copper sulfate likely.

[@sirfishslayer5100]

They all did shots later to celebrate their gold nugget.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

It gets dumped down the street drain

[@7ossamelsayed346]

Bruh its copper not gold​@@sirfishslayer5100

[@Gothic_Angel369]

Nitric acid bath which would make copper sulfate. Stick in a bucket w/ some iron in it, put a loose lid on it and let it evaporate. Eventually you'll have Cu on Fe.

[@helmutdietz6536]

What do they do with all the spent nitric acid with all the copper and other metals dissolved in it?

[@Achim806]

wird vermutlich einfach weggekippt

[@gersonpsw7664]

vale a pena lançar toneladas de produtos quimicos no solo e no Ar , só para extrair algumas Gramas de ouro ???

[@colinburke8389]

To the people who own the business and don't have to live around said soil/air, yes.

[@arbelsingh9805]

Shabash bhai...mehnat to rang layegi hi........

[@РоманМихайлов-л5г]

Белый ты или цветной,помоги нам сегодня сохранить Шар Земной!Будем помнить о том каждый день!Каждый час!МИР на нашей Планете зависит от нас.

[@indiana7]

با مصرف گاز طبیعی و تولید دی اکسید کربن بیشتر ؟ مثل این آدم ؟؟ 😑

[@marcelotrindade-t5o]

@@indiana7 nada a ver o que estar afetando a camada de ozonio e a fumaça que esses malditos avião americano joga no ar...então fica tranquilo

[@ashcoops6962]

Glad i've switched to paper straws. Makes it all worthwhile.

[@rodolfomasiero6677]

a heated plate would produce less smoke

[@twinshobbytwinshobby3863]

Super Video ! Best Regards from Sofia Bulgaria

[@guterfuchs5505]

Пламенный привет из Екатеринодара, Россия

[@Ramzi-qy1bx]

تحيه لك من ارض اليمن❤

[@abdulkhalekstudent5358]

❤

[@blackmamba4203]

How does it work? Melt gold plated pins + ENT = gold powder

[@sirfishslayer5100]

That was Gargamel and he just added some powdered Smurf and ...poof...gold. Easy.

[@Andrey-cy6be]

Квартование, так называется этот процесс. Золото 900-950 пробы.

[@za-kotaza-kota6205]

ага-зная выход из лигатуры смею предположить что в данном огарке всего 0.4 грамма при лучшем раскладе так что о 900-950 и речи не может быть.

[@Andrey-cy6be]

@@za-kotaza-kota6205 я тоже по опыту. Лигатуры было все-таки много. А ориентировался больше на цвет. Нам могли не всё показать.

[@za-kotaza-kota6205]

ну так индусы))) тут видео для видео-боливуд все дела)@@Andrey-cy6be

[@nadeem5476]

long live hard workers. bravo.

[@bsanchez3563]

Is the use of just 5 percent vinegar without any other ingredient male the gold from dissolvong the circuit boards that contain it? within 2 months?

[@mkaminmulla]

অসাধারণ বাস্তব অভিজ্ঞতা 🇧🇩

[@marcelotrindade-t5o]

incrivel o trabalho de voces,,, eu fiz igual e consegui 25 gramas de ouro parabens

[@markrobinson3348]

Bs

[@marcelotrindade-t5o]

@@markrobinson3348 abraço irmão

[@GamerDave1974]

But honestly, the people in India and other parts of the world do what they have to do too support their families if not just themselves.

[@sonushinde1952]

That's not India

[@GamerDave1974]

@@sonushinde1952 I also said "and other parts of the world" Do you only read what you want too see and then comment?

[@anmolkumar-dy6ky]

Why physics is important to understand value of electric circuits oh no😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@riadenchong770]

These guys are not afraid of hard work..... Not afraid of doing something dangerous even if it's extremely dangerous to put food on the table for their families.... Here in the Western world we charge work by how it pays.... 99.9 per cent of American people will look at that and say it's not worth doing.... But someone who is willing to do the hard work will do it

[@julianomartinez6080]

They simply HAVE NO CHOICE, my friend.

[@AndyGraceMedia]

We missed a lot of the hard and deadly bits - the multiple nitric acid boils with clouds of deadly red-brown nitrogen dioxide gas being generated when removing the silver and base metals out of that mess of mostly copper but who knows what else? I guess some valuable palladium would be in there so probably another deadly process to turn that into a complex to precipitate then incinerate it too.

[@johnw4659]

It usually takes me 30 seconds to gasp in horror at these videos. This one did it in 15 seconds.

[@TheWirelessace]

This guy needs a respirator ASAP. 😂

[@stormeagle28]

Nope, this guy is dead by now.

[@yanzall8048]

thats most usefull component there , can you give it to me😁

[@stevedouglas5531]

Use that torch under a steel plate and set the hole board on it works way better without all the smoke.

[@sebrassino]

They refuse or are unable to think about efficiency or working smarter. It's really bizarre to see how they could work smarter with products that are next to them.

[@1Tahseen]

Stunning and lovely ❤❤

[@zTerrordactyl]

The most interesting thing was the amount of NO3 available. The scariest thing was the amount of NO3 fumes being inhaled.

[@rodolfomasiero6677]

Burning circuit boards can release toxic fumes, such as dioxins and furans, which can be harmful to human

[@JacobGodinez-m4s]

These guys are immune to poison!

[@bernardfurst9133]

There needs to be much more engineering effort to make these components easier to recycle or recover many of the resources put into them. Will only happen by making laws as to what is acceptable in the initial products.

[@fidahussainshowtv7768]

Good very nice video beautiful

[@phildimick3219]

I don't think his health is going to stay very good the way he's melting them parts off from them boards with no ventilation to draw them toxic fumes away from him.

[@mattikaki]

That is totally INSANE process.

[@XpurlX]

And all the workers will not become older than 50 because health safety is not a thing. Do they have choice? No they have to eat now. What terrible world we live in!

[@merjagranlund1381]

The rest of us can laugh ourselves happy because we happen to be born in a rich country.😵‍💫

[@RohanMalik-mq5jx]

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[@darcevader3769]

He made a brick of gold, Ur the peasant

[@martinkunga5086]

That's nyç work but delicate

[@suryapatnaik5720]

Those electronic parts are more worthy than that gold. Could have save them and reuse it, instead of destroying.

[@user-jt5vm3mi1w]

False

[@sajjadahmadvoc9388]

Need technology to repair and re use no body think to do. Only 1 fault and replace all card. We r 25 years back

[@sonnybravo8288]

Anong tawag o name niyang bakal na parang baso na pinaglutuan niyo ng ginto Salamat sa sagot

[@vlratcliffe1]

How much was that gold worth . ??? To the cost of getting it . Gas .chemicals . Time . Then damage to the environment.

[@GardeDuCoeur]

63.08 $/g for them, it's worth it.

[@redbaronrefining5322]

@@GardeDuCoeurit’s be more worth it if they were taught proper safety when it comes to the fumes from the acids and smelting.

[@merjagranlund1381]

The workers there cost next to nothing😔. It is absolutely worth the work.

[@redbaronrefining5322]

@@merjagranlund1381 my guess is going to be between $5-$13/day for labor.

[@JoeStreet-ws1ro]

I'm almost thinking this is how not to do it.

[@OwlTech333]

Well done!

[@salvadorruberto8511]

1.000 dólares!? 😮 Que bueno!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@TechHub723]

Can i know what acid are you using?

[@sakirdemir8122]

Emeğinize sağlık selamlıyorum sizi istanbuldan

[@familydogg1234]

You need to wear a respirator, eye wear and heavy gloves

[@gopalt7789]

சிறப்பு 👍 💐

[@MRKamtaTechnical]

Very very hard worker

[@JV-ks3eb]

Looks more copper than gold

[@genewickersham4593]

Yes, copper is the main source of value in electronic waste, except for the resale of working, sought after components. Yet, every computer contains gold, silver and palladium. We don't want to throw any of it away.

[@rafdjislampura6454]

Looking at it, i realize how blessed I am.

[@hyderabad652]

Dangerous it spoils earth and air?

[@ИгорьЧеркасов-ъ8ц]

Нет, ну а чё!? Полет мысли нормальный. Это как микроскопом орехи колоть. Скоро нам покажут как отстирывать туалетную бумагу...

[@xqxxy686]

😂😅 I'm sure that would be a shitty job.

[@TheSheepDogPatriot1776]

This Gives OSHA anxiety and heartburn. All that for $50 in gold.

[@carlsaveus1735]

At 68 USD per gram of 22K,.. that was 17.15 grams,.. more like 1166 USD.. not bad. Now, substracting the costs of the acids, the gas and the heavy metals and poisonous fumes in your lungs, that's another story..

[@jimmythepowerful]

Child labor …. Bravo !

[@SHAHULHAMEED007]

In which country this factory current present? Please tell me

[@slv8507]

Зачем столько радиодеталей угробили?😢

[@biorobotgames494]

Ты серьезно ? или просто пошутил с сарказмом ?

[@slv8507]

@@biorobotgames494 Конечно серьезно. Мне, как радиолюбителю, жалко радиодетали.

[@Fotal73]

@@slv8507 Да им не понять ,коллега , там одни конденсаторы электролиты чего стоят

[@КарельскийДилетант]

@@slv8507 Пробовал подавать объявление: "Куплю микросхемы с радиодеталями"?.

[@KentuckyColonel]

For God sakes, send this dude an air compressor, and air chisel, problem solved. He wasted $5 worth of propane.. assuming it was propane. Blurp! blurp! blurp! and that's it, parts in the sorter