Scrapping a Crock Pot for free copper, tin, aluminum, and other metals.

Hello scrappers and planet lovers. In this video, I will show you all the free tin, copper, aluminum, brass, and other metals you can find when scrapping. Crock Pot. I will show you how to safely and effectively identify and separate the metals in order to help maximize your profit and divert as much of the material away from the landfill as possible. Here are the links to the other videos mentioned:

[Livingoffofscraps]

Have a great Christmas
Tin man scrapper
&
Everyone that reads this

[patrickwilliams]

Well done tin man great scrap out .thanks

[ScrappinLou]

I totally agree on using hand tools rather than power tools most of the time. Very quiet and therapeutic. If I was a business scrapper, different thing.

[PhilipRichards-wu]

Thankyou. Great info & keeping it out of landfill.

[deborahclark]

Great video. I hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

[Jasonism]

I took apart a big rectangular cooker and it was full of dusty insulation and fiberglass like stuff. No bueno. The second one went directly to the shred pile. As always, I enjoyed the video and learned that not all slow cookers are full of asbestos' evil cousins.

[TinManScrapper]

Final weight: tin ($0.10lb x 7lbs) + cast aluminum ($0.88lb x 6lbs) + aluminum $0.40lb x 8oz)

[donvoll]

Good day James Interesting video Yes electronics I think .10 I have key board I am selling as electronics
Anyways Merry Christmas to U & Urs & happy new yr
Ths

[johnsharp]

See a lot of brass candle holders at estate and garage sales. I know these are valuable, but don't want to over pay. What is brass like that worth in US? Any thoughts or ideas about doing this?

[wadechadwick]

I always hear appliance wire is considered low grade due to the thickness of the insulation to copper ratio even though it is single insulated. Is this true?

[robbsmind]

Can I hire you to help me sort what I have? I have the majority sorted but I am not sure about certain items.

[Stalkerrob]

Those little button switches. just take them off, put them in a bag. You may be able to sell them online by kg. But that can be another hassle. Or maybe donate them to another YouTuber like omegageek64. He does a lot of e-waste refining.