3000 Soda Cans Transformed | THOUSANDS of Them

I shredded and melted down over 3000 soda cans. I had to go to a very special place to melt these down as it was a MASSIVE amount of aluminum. This took over 3 days to complete.

[man-observing-world]

Dumps all cans on ground, picks them up with a mini front loader, then proceeds to pick them all up again by hand. 👏🏼

[gameknightjek]

nice recycling, just one question: why separate the cans to mix them after grinding?

[joshuapowers]

And with just a $50, 000 investment in equipment, you too can make a $25 block of aluminum.

[fernandopasini]

Courage to transport dirty cans in the Audi RS6 hahahahhahahah

[ianholmen]

This guys still in the red after spending 25k on those machines

[austing]

I dont have the money to afford one of those industrial shredders, so i took it another route. I reversed engineered a micro shredder to use for those cans. Truly works great, the trick is that the teeth arent as big for obvious reasons, and so i gotta maintain some pressure on the cans so they dont just keep squirming around, which is only an issue when the pile gets low.

[АлександрИванов-ютж]

Сначало отсортировал банки, потом перемолол и свалил в одну кучу. Гениально! Я просто похлопаю👏

[aidanyelsma]

In Michigan in the United States, there are recycling machines in nearly every grocery store. When I worked at one of my local stores, I had the task of emptying out the hopper when it got too full. You get a little bit of money for each can returned. So when I read the title of this video, I instinctively thought to myself “Oh cool. He got $300.”

[electric]

Wow this guy has all the tools typically found at the average home. 😊

[azenker]

Awesome! Was not expecting the factory forge. I thought it would be like you're old videos with you big home forge. I was confused on why you were loading everything back into the car.

[barbadoskado]

bulgaria liscence plate; AUDI car, drives only on left lane - this man has learned some important lessons in Germany

[julievanderleest]

The whole time I was thinking, “cut soda cans are so sharp, I’m glad he wore gloves.” Man this was cool! I wish I had the cool tools to play around with.

[BillMulholland]

Hey Ben!! Welcome back.. That was a great video! Wish it was longer and heard your voice again.. Don’t give up on us 😄🍻👍

[michaelcsiti]

on a different note. that dump machine at the beginning reminds me of a mucker you would use in a mine. lol Thanks for the upload!

[joewoodchuck]

I don't understand several things.
A. Why add dirt to it?
B. Why bother chopping it up, especially so fine?
C. Are these particular casting shapes for making a machine part of some sort?
D. What made the smoke in the cement mixer?
E. What purpose did the cement mixer serve?

[SollersScrappingandDiving]

Wow that was some set up, there was me expecting to see some kind of home devil forge furnace and then you take us to my place of dreams lol, nice big ingots 👌

[SalaziNazz]

Turning trash into treasure, so inspiring! 💪🌟

[GarethOwen-zjck]

Why does that little scoop things remind me of wall-e so much haha

[drewjn]

Aside from storage and transport, which is understandable, was there a reason to grind the cans to that consistency?

Considering you will get slag regardless, was curious if there were other reasons.

[ryeshock]

Im having Abnormalities sprouting within me 😂😂😂 why separate then mix, this man is a Menace. 😂😂😂