11C1P
Yellow Jacket
She has several videos on youtube.
Scrapper Girl
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ancona
Praying Mantis
Awesome....smart as well as hot. What a combo!
11C1P
Yellow Jacket
Yeah, even if you don't learn anything new, at least you get to watch a hot chick with brains.
ancona
Praying Mantis
As many electronics as we encounter during our demolition projects, my firm should be stripping them out and filling gaylord boxes for metals recovery. We probably landfill twenty tons of raw equipment [maybe 5 tons stripped] a year.
11C1P
Yellow Jacket
She had a marvelously simple way for getting the copper off a tv yoke. She's inspiring me to start to try more scrapping again, but usually when I take loads in, it seems like you get jack squat for the stuff, but then again, I don't have nice tits. Maybe I'll tell wife to put on a low cut top & daisy dukes and take it in and see if she fares any better. If not, maybe I'll just start melting stuff into bars.
DCFusor
Yellow Jacket
Done a good bit of that here. Often, like she says, you can sell whole things, or major sub-assemblies for good money. ancona, take note, there are a lot of vacuum hobyists out there looking for good SS fittings and other high tech stuff you might find around where you work.
My tool of choice for separating copper from transformers or yokes is a good old metal bandsaw. But I can often get more for a transformer as is, if it's a useful set of specs.
Iron, yeah, you get nada for it, it's got to be a truckload to pay for the truck gas. Aluminum, copper, stainless, etc, not so bad.
This girl reminds me of Heather LeCroix, of tannerite and tits fame. They really grab the attention, eh?
My tool of choice for separating copper from transformers or yokes is a good old metal bandsaw. But I can often get more for a transformer as is, if it's a useful set of specs.
Iron, yeah, you get nada for it, it's got to be a truckload to pay for the truck gas. Aluminum, copper, stainless, etc, not so bad.
This girl reminds me of Heather LeCroix, of tannerite and tits fame. They really grab the attention, eh?