The UGLY Truth About Scrapping Brass Plugs

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• CH

  @christiangasior4244 · 1 year ago

  I don’t even know anything about scrapping. This is just satisfying to watch. Now I want to scrap.

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• RO

  @robertbauer6723 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for taking us through the process and your analysis, really well done.

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• LO

  @louiseherta7791 · 3 years ago

  I’m a retired woman that enjoys scrapping so never take labor time into account.  It’s just a fun hobby.

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• RO

  @rodolfocamacho5258 · 3 years ago

  Thank you so much for all your numbers of being precise with profit. Also thank you for your beautiful prayers brother. Even though I'm a hobby scrapper, all of this information is priceless. God bless my friend

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• TE

  @TechsScience · 2 years ago

  I haven't searched for this but not disappointed after watching it

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• GE

  @GenerationsFound · 3 years ago

  My husband's dad used to cut the cords to the TV when he would find the TV playing and no one was watching. Needless to say, my husband is a pro at rewiring plugs. LOL

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• JO

  @johnnydavenport2015 · 3 years ago

  Found an old toaster oven at the city dump. It still works. I put the plugs in the metal tray. Heat on timer for 7 minutes . They get really soft. Wear gloves and  use channel lock pliers and they slide right out.

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• KY

  @Kybucks10 · 1 day ago

  I got into scrapping in the last year or so and I only found your channel in the last few weeks. First off, I’ll say I love your content. Second, when I scrap the big plugs, I just throw them as is in my vise and hit the brass with my torch for 15-30 seconds until the rubber around it starts bubbling. Then extract it. Wait 5 or so minutes for it to cool down and boom. It’s done. Maybe you’ve done it this way since this video and I just haven’t seen? Or maybe you should try it that way :)

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• JI

  @JIMCREES1 · 3 years ago

  I use a pair of 14" channel locks and grab the brass from above with the handle standing up right. A quick rotation of the upper jaw against the vice and the brass is free. It's not a big difference, but it causes way less twisting of the wrist and uses your arm instead. Having done hundreds of these, I want to protect my old wrists from fatigue.

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• PE

  @PeanutsWoods · 4 months ago

  I really love how you do the weights and pricing.. it's what puts your scrapping videos a huge step above the others I've watched. I'm addicted to your videos. ❤

• TH

  @TheSbaillie · 3 years ago

  Thanks brother for  bringing us another great video saving all of us some of our most precious resource (time). The way you scrap on the go is much better in my opinion too.  I hope you and everyone have a great week and God bless you all.

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• SI

  @sinenomine9093 · 9 months ago

  Thanks, I really like your analytical approach.

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