Back again for my fifth year without missing a single weekly upload. Today is a great one as I love to do the copper melts , it pours so well. And boy did it get hot in this Video as it was filmed on boxing day when we experience the hottest December day on record where I live🥵. Now sit back relax and enjoy today’s video. Take care BSafe and have a great New Years my friends and I hope to see you all next Friday👋🏻

@Acro0709

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you bro)

@MichaelUSA898

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks you bro 👍🏻😎

@icecold4614

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful Beautiful copper, you gotta love it

@duncanmoreland9953

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro

@mrcontent8297

2 жыл бұрын

im like this soooo much im acualy do casting myself but not on gass just coal and wood!🙂

I’m in California USA and I watch these every Thursday night after work before bed. Helps me pass out after a rough day working in the hospital. Thank you for the content.

@andredziardziel5394

2 жыл бұрын

California sucks pp

@al1b4b4_

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulkenville445 why would it be unfair if everyone who is of legal voting age is allowed to vote?

@asarand

2 жыл бұрын

@@al1b4b4_ over here voting is a right, not a privilege. Anyone who is a legal adult can vote. It's supposed to be citizens, but these days apparently even illegals can vote. I live in California too. I'm not going to pretend that it's the best state I've ever been in, but it's certainly not the worst.

@jameswheaton379

2 жыл бұрын

@@asarand [Citation needed]

@andredziardziel5394

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

Checking your dogs, grabbing a beer, throwing your shoes, checking the temperature, snacking stuff from your workplace, cooling with ice and then breaking the ice cube with somehing heavy etc. those kind of things is your signature. I like this routine stuff in your videos

if you did this stuff in my neighborhood when i was a kid i would have been over there watching you work everyday. i love watching you work

@user-zk1qw7qc7t

Жыл бұрын

In my childhood we were looking for broken car batteries and smelt them for lead knuckles. If only one gave us an idea to smelt it to ingots and sell. We would have unlimited ice-cream then🤣

I love that he saves up all the dust for later. Nothing goes to waste.

@barsdurmus579

2 жыл бұрын

That ice thing is a big waste tho

@ryanpuff

2 жыл бұрын

@@barsdurmus579 Doesn't he collect rain water and use that to freeze🤔

@sergeantcraphead

2 жыл бұрын

Saves ice melts for new ice.

@TIMUR-ASKET

2 жыл бұрын

@@sergeantcraphead 👍👍

@kuratr

2 жыл бұрын

@@sergeantcraphead lmao

Everytime I see you meticulously clean the dust of the cut pieces, I remember why I love you so much, you have no idea how incredibly refreshing it is to see someone not waste like half the materials they are using and actually do their best to leave no waste

@tachyon7904

Жыл бұрын

@@ryanbailey3176 yeah plus there is copper in that dust that can be refined later into actual copper, even if its only a small amount of copper it adds up

Usually when I watch casting videos I think to myself "man don't they lose so much material in the slag?" It's kind of wild to watch such pure copper get melted and there be practically no impurities, it really changed my perspective!

@TheJFARod

11 ай бұрын

Electric cables has very low percentage of impurities. Usually it's over 99.9% copper in it. That's why there bars have so little slag. And yes, seeing their casting it's beautiful

@Gdoggdogdog

6 ай бұрын

No impurities except raining spiders

I didn't know a wire like that existed, so I looked it up with a quick web search. This five-conductor cable may have been used for powering mining equipment or other heavy industrial machinery, using a three-phase power system with both a neutral and a ground. Seems like this is a pretty standard type, several companies offer info pages for similar cables on their websites.

@ghostsoap6681

2 жыл бұрын

I had no idea wire came that big

@nameman4166

2 жыл бұрын

i was just wondering this thank you kind sir

@Theshizz667

2 жыл бұрын

It looks like either a 120 or 150mm^2 'four-core-and-earth' cable, and they are used for running 3-phase stuff like you said, or to run a large array of single-phase loads on one cable. If you keep going bigger the cores will become their own separate cables before long due to size and weight (I'd say this is near the limits of a 4C+E cable). The mains cables that supply buildings have gone up to 300 or 400mm in my experience and they definitely go a lot bigger than that.

@joshuawerner4376

2 жыл бұрын

Stuff like this runs shovels and draglines. Pulling it by hand sucks and large enough sections of it has to be dragged by pickups or support equipment. When it fails it usually blows up. Like molten copper spraying is all directions. If We've got thousands of feet of this stuff all over the mine site and lots of it that is waiting to be repaired or hauled off.

@steveaubinofangers7391

2 жыл бұрын

Soo many cables just like that run up 3 separate electrical runs in the bow tower in Calgary Alberta Canada. The outer copper shielded cables with the cork insulation have a much higher temperature and fire rating the the standard steel protection with rubber insulation. It's in towers as fire systems and any other safety systems like elevator power etc...

About 9:05 you can see the sweat dripping off. That’s dedication, hanging in a 108F garage to supply a buncha folks with a half hour of entertainment. Cheers from the other side of the planet, Detroit, MI. It’s 32F right now, with snow in the forecast for the weekend.

Man there’s just something satisfying about him using a new crucible, it’s so clean and smooth

This type of content is just the type of stuff I love. Highly interesting, I love seeing all the random items and cool stuff in the background. Love the fun food breaks and the interactions with the pups. It’s awesome to see something done at a high level that I tried to do in shop class in high school. The whole channel is interesting, fun and keeps my attention. Great work.

@itsmephil2255

2 жыл бұрын

It's what I would class as a "proper man channel"

@John_McDonnell_76

Жыл бұрын

@@itsmephil2255 absolutely

I've watched this video like 5 times through now, it's so soothing. There's just something about the wire stripping and the clean copper wire that's so satisfying. Keep up the good work!

Truly got me with the cable splitter. 😂 Legit opened my mouth in shock saying "IT FITS?!" and then was still satisfied by the comedic try. Thank you so much for all the laughs on such a simple calming video. Keep up the good work!

@CardSearcher911

2 жыл бұрын

"That's what she said."

Another awesome video brother. 👍

@AussieBushLawyer

2 жыл бұрын

Haha love your silver pours too rob the ripple and the toning 😍

@trevortheturkey8411

2 жыл бұрын

Rob hey

12:34 was my favorite part!🤣🤣 gotta find the coldest beer! 🍻

You make furnace operation, smelting, handling and pouring dangerous molten metals in blistering heat look as chill as a fishing video. I'm loving this content!

Copper is the most delicious looking metals and you did justice on choosing to melt that for the end of 2021. Great melt and HAPPY NEW YEAR D!

@TIMUR-ASKET

2 жыл бұрын

👍👍🤝

I enjoy watching your channel, and I love that your dogs are "Ingot" and "Bullion." For future reference, you can set the "tare" weight of your container before weighing the material so you don't have to try to keep all those loose items from falling on the floor. Alternately, you can place the empty container on the scale and "zero" the scale so it will ignore the container weight when weighing.

@erikkennedy

2 жыл бұрын

He usually does. I think putting the copper on the scale by itself was for dramatic effect.

@southaussiegarbo2054

2 жыл бұрын

Or have some containers to use with the tare weight written on them. E.g. a Scrap yard here has a container with T967 on it. Meaning it weighs 967kg

I love seeing molten copper. It’s always so smooth and water-like!

It's always so satisfying watching you work. I enjoy your process of striping the wires to get the copper, aswell as hearing the soothing sound of the furnace melting the metals. I'm grateful that you do that without any speech or background music. Ingot and Bullion are also amazing, they're amazing pets ❤️

bigstackD: finds thick cable and melts it Australia: Internet connection to the rest of the world lost

This has been one of the most satisfying and therapeutic video's from you, I have watched quite a few of your videos and I can't say thank you enough. Congratz on the 5th year, I only wish I was in a better financial position to support through Patreon but sadly I cannot at this time. Thank you for the videos and I hope 2022 is kinder to you (and everyone for that matter), we all know it's been a tough 2 years past. Melt on sir, melt on.

@murielwetter7065

2 жыл бұрын

Watching the Videos is also support, you show that people are interested in his content. and if you watch the ads, he also gets money out of it without you having to pay anything

@dazofthemoo1531

2 жыл бұрын

@@murielwetter7065 I wasn't aware that watching the ads, instead of skipping, helped support the channels we watch. Grateful for the intel. Definitely a few channels I'll no longer be skipping ads in. Thankyou. I think its important for viewers to know this. 🤙

@murielwetter7065

2 жыл бұрын

@@dazofthemoo1531 you dont't even need to watch them fully, just not watching with adblocker earns the youtuber some money

@kh9242

2 жыл бұрын

Low tech green tech love it

@undeadOtter

2 жыл бұрын

@@dazofthemoo1531 they also get money from people clicking on the ads of I remember correctly

I like that you cleaned up the shavings. It’s kinda asmr for me to know that no shaving was left behind, and that your shop is clean in some way.

Love your Work (hobby) . Your presentation is first class ! Love the kids . Thank you for sharing your time . Thoroughly have enjoyed myself very impressed with your smelting skills kudos to you , John

I have to wonder what an archaeologist would say if they dug up your hoard there. Probably something like "We're not sure why this man hoarded all of these objects made of various metals and alloys, or why they were created. There's a possibility of some strong ritualistic purpose, as dating shows these objects were created over a span of 5 years with an almost clockwork-like punctuality suggesting a rigid 7-day schedule. Truly we can say this was a man of some importance, as the resources and effort required to create these objects - many of which are similar to artifacts found in other cultures - would be enormous. It is not beyond reason this man was a king among his people, to hoard such a wealth of rare and valuable resources that our forebears could have used to fight the machine uprising suggests one of no small influence."

@Skinflaps_Meatslapper

2 жыл бұрын

Archaeology ALWAYS goes straight to temples and religion and ritualistic things to explain anything but the most mundane of finds. Very narrow minded field to be honest.

@undeadOtter

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao, OK, that was funny

@__shifty

2 жыл бұрын

THE MACHINE UPRISING ANY DAY NOW

I discovered your channel during this year, and since then there has not been a Friday that I have missed your videos. I love the way you melt the metal, and the patience you must have for us to see a process lasting many hours in 20 minutes. Thank you for the time you dedicate to us on your channel. Greetings from Spain and happy new year.

Great video. I love how Ingot and Bullion were not having any beauty shot at the end. They gave us the real show.

For some reason I like seeing you find the food in the most unlikely boxes, drawers, and under your hat. It works!

When I was an Electrician, I remember wiring up an Applebees restaurant bar with those cables. It was SOOOO difficult. Had to bend one end, tie a rope around it, smother the cable with grease and yank it through super narrow conduit to connect with the circuits outside the building. Once I saw the cable here, I had to click. It was a flashback to hard work. 😥

@charlesstidham2788

2 жыл бұрын

I can't imagine what an applebees was doing using this wire, this is industrial wire used on huge jobs dealing with massive power demands, the biggest thing a restaurant would use would be the number 4s carrying power too and from the transformer. Been an electrician for 10 years and done everything from residential to some huge industrial jobs so Ive see a thing or 2.

@oilartworks9124

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlesstidham2788 500 MCM cables feeding from the Main to a 400 amp Distribution Panel. I've seen a thing or 2 as well, not only in the field, but biding for million dollar industries in an office. Why are you so Shocked? 😨🤣 Edit: Residential work is nothing to boast about. 😂

The copper melts are always the best. Happy new year, Big!

@robk1310

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@andersjjensen

2 жыл бұрын

Copper just has an ungodly heat capacity. The way they go straight through the block of ice and still sizzle when more ice is added is fascinating. Aluminium bars of the same size stop half way through and he can pick them up after a few seconds..... But the Nordic Gold bars are the shiniest! :P

Awesome! I have watched a few of your videos. I am about to get me a forge. I have copper, lead, and silver to melt. I enjoy watching you melt, and I am excited to get started!

Wow! You've grown alot since i 1st started watching your videos. I respect the motivation and dedication!🙏🙌

I really appreciate you giving a 10 second spider warning. That's kinda terrifying that they fall from the ceiling like that.

@noaccountability6398

2 жыл бұрын

Why’s it terrifying? They’re literally harmless

@kyrathorsinclaire

2 жыл бұрын

@@noaccountability6398 I'm arachnophobic.

@andrewn.518

2 жыл бұрын

Man, people are soft these days. Easy times make soft people...the end is nigh

@noaccountability6398

2 жыл бұрын

Andrew is on the money $$$

I love everything about his videos. On top of interesting content mixed with excellent humor, he recycles everything! I literally could not ask for anything better. I always look forward to the end where he totals everything up, recycles the leftover pieces, and shows the full collection in all its glory. I'm dying to see him hit his goal!

I love how he just picks up the mold while it's still burning and puts it in a better spot

I started watching these in 2020 on this channel before he had one lol, I still love coming back snd seeing his cute dogos, and that he is still working towards 1 tonne in total weight.

What a great way to start the last day of the year! Thanks D 👍🏻 Thank you for creating a weekly moment of peace for me; your videos always calm me down and put a smile on my face ☺️ Here’s to another five years and making that ton a reality 💪🏻🍻 Cheers big ears! 🍻

Please do a video on the forge re-coat!!!

My hats off to you. You definitely have to love what you do to handle that heat.

thank you for making these videos, i love watching people do their craft with out having to hear them talk haha

WOW! That's some thick cable for sure! Processes real nice though! Not too much fightin! LOL The pour is excellent! Makes nice bricks!😀 The coins were a lil wacky, but when aren't they? LOL Thanx for a great vid D! Happy New year!

@bigstackD

2 жыл бұрын

👊🏻😁🍻🍻

@cathylin6140

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigstackD 🍻

@DragonAurora

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like underwater cabling.

10:49 Same with me, I love seeing them cool down like that. Even especially copper and Poly-Copper cast

23:16 my guy Sackboy is on an adventure in your workshop, classic

I love that we see get to see you basically fuck around while you do this dangerous work. Kicking boots off around the garage, cracking open a cold one without the boys and playing with a desk fan. :D

Nice one BigstackD! But when I saw your post, it looked like you were holding copper twizzlers, and the detail looked really good. I thought you had some new casting technique, and I was dying to see it! ;-) Even so, your filming of copper melts is second to none. I don't know how you get such great footage. Well done!

@yriisvanson6763

2 жыл бұрын

Nice👍👍👍👍👍👍

@gman-1a173

2 жыл бұрын

Ya I just now realized that

@swish3814

2 жыл бұрын

His face is a HD camera

I honestly believe this is one of the best channels I've seen in a long time, it really is interesting and soothing to see how and what you do each week. Will we get an update on what you have and how much it's all worth? Would be interesting to see exactly what you've put on the stack over the last five years.

@chopshops

2 жыл бұрын

disclosing the overall value might be a bad idea though

@MandrakeDCR

2 жыл бұрын

@@chopshops He discloses it pretty regularly, so I don't think it's an issue. He does a breakdown of propane cost vs. how much he gets at the end, and what you would actually be left with in profit, if any. Occasionally at the end of the video when he shows 'the shelf' he shows an estimated value. That's one of his other great contrasts to some of the other smelting channels... he takes a little time to actually show what you end up with at the end of the day. :)

@chopshops

2 жыл бұрын

@@MandrakeDCR ohhhh I see

@HoodClassic69

2 жыл бұрын

@@MandrakeDCR he probably has another job as well, I would like to do this for fun as well (making knifes) but I don't know where to get a good quality furnace or good quality steel, I don't really care that much about price to an extent but I don't want some madeinchina 50% plastic furnace. Any idea where I could get a good quality one?

@bigstackD

2 жыл бұрын

Andrew Edmonds hit me up on my email and I’ll send ya a discount link on a devil forge Furnace matey they are free postage world wide And there a shit load better than the Chinese ripoff furnaces flooding the market 👍🏻 bigstackddddd@mail.com

Mate you are the embodiment of 'Another man's trash is another man's treasure' and i love it, keep up the good work man!

Copper is my favourite to watch … it’s like 11pm iv got rain sounds on the Alexa and watching these helps any anxiety iv got thanks so much for your videos they really help … greetings from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Damn that’s a big carrot. Great video brother. Thanks for inspiring me to build my own forge and start melting some metal. I’ve been able to pour a few cool things so far. Thanks brother 👍

Awesome video as always - I hope you and the boys had a great Christmas and New Year! Really appreciate your videos - and this is an awesome copper melt - that cable is just amazing. And of course hope you are surviving the heat okay - dang that is hot! Great video! 👍

As an Electrician I was wondering what to do with my barrels of cut copper wire (ha) . Great video bud and one hell of a shop

I love your stuff! I appreciate the translation from metric for us USA viewers. Keep up the great work

Looking forward to 2022 melts, I think you should up your game and consolidate some of the bars you have into massive bars...

I've been watching your videos for more than a year and this is the only time I noticed that the coins you cast in brass was the action coin from The Curse Of Monkey Island!!! So COOL!!!!!

Holy shit, I was not expecting all that casted metal at the end. One of the coolest collections I've seen yet.

I didn't even know i needed this channel but KZread did and I'm very grateful the algorithm knows me this well. Great content bro, thankyou!

@bigstackD

2 жыл бұрын

👊🏻😁

@UncleTerrance

2 жыл бұрын

Holy shit bigstack liked me comment 😍 you're a don lad keep it up 💕

I love using this kind of cable. We're lucky enough to get it already shucked from our scrapyard in 2 foot lengths. Lots of good quality weight in a small package.

When you were filling the crucible for the second bar we could see your sweat pouring on to the floor and then evaporating almost immediately.

Just found your channel & it's full of awesome stuff. Subscribed right away.

Hello bigstacksD, guess what! A few days ago I melted COPPER for the first time with my new furnace I got for Christmas and it was awesome seeing/pouring that beautiful molten copper for my first time. Now I have a nice new copper ingot, my first one!

in my last project last year , someone screwed up royally and didn't check the cable sizing specs properly resulting in a flashover incident during commissioning. A total review revealed more than one system had wrongly sized cables , they were as thick as these. Result was 15km of brand new, just pulled cables had to be ripped out from all the trenches , ducts, some were buried and condemned as there was no way to take them out. Repull all cables through even longer length as they had to reroute. The lengths that could be recovered were sold as scrap for close close USD300k. Major FUBAR

@firemedic556

2 жыл бұрын

Wow guess someone lost their job

@tiredman99

2 жыл бұрын

Nah that's SNAFU

@ChrisBigBad

2 жыл бұрын

what do you recon is the electrical characteristics of this cable? All i can say is 3 phase. Probably low-ish voltage (1000v? if there is such a thing). but the Amps? No clue. Looks like a bear to me :D

@GavinY

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisBigBad looks like medium or high voltage cables, 11kV or even 33kV

@Skinflaps_Meatslapper

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisBigBad All I can say is that I wish I had whatever equipment that mandated that size cable. No clue what I'd do with it, but I'd certainly use the shit out of it simply on principle.

Can we appreciate that he always has something different to throw at ice blocks? Lmao. Awesome video as always

@vojtechnehasil4961

2 жыл бұрын

Sure, but this one was a bit risky in my opinion. :)

Serious cable! Wow. What a find! Melting metal in 117 degrees is totally mental. You’re committed. Definitely!

Great product placement. Haha. Love the coins and how you sometimes like the messed up ones the most. Thanks for your videos.

I know there's not that many of us Arachnophobes, and spiders are basically an inevitability there, but I wanted to call out how you handle it in your videos. An unexpected eight-legged appearance can totally ruin a video for me and I really appreciate you putting in the extra work for the warnings. Happy New Year mate!

I truly appreciate and love this videos. They're always so calming and satisfying. Also, I thank you for the spider warning as someone with a HUGE fear of spiders. Keep up the good work mate!

This is so cool. It’s insane how much metal we waste and how much you find “out in the wild”. It’s so satisfying to see you make it all in to beautiful, shiny, solid blocks! I wanted to ask if you wear a respirator when working and if there is danger in inhaling the metallic dust over time?

KZread is the best always gives me quality m8s to watch like you! Cheers!!

Hello bigstackD Casting from India, really fascinated by the effort you put into each and every process and it is so satisfying to see the end product along with the fun atmosphere you create in the middle. Good luck mate!

Happy new years everyone, especially you bigstackD:)

What a beautiful horde you've made. I'm sure it'd make any dragon jealous

i don’t know why but i fall asleep to these , the sounds of the melting / cutting idk what it is but my brain loves it

Absolutely great, thank you for taking us through another year of melting very interesting things into very pretty treasures 😃👍👍👍

hi! A blogger writes to you from Russia, I am engaged in coins and I also love pure metal in bars. I am surprised at your cabinet with 1 ton of metal, there is also copper and silver? where do you want so much? a real metal investment cabinet. Impressive and very cool, I will also note the specific presentation of content in the video. Nice! Happy New Year to you, I don't really have bullion myself, but I collect coins. good luck

@deatheternal720

2 жыл бұрын

Your english is quite good but I still read it in my head with an accent

@HoodClassic69

2 жыл бұрын

@@deatheternal720 same

@toanquoc3932

2 жыл бұрын

@@deatheternal720 same

@doomguy974

2 жыл бұрын

No silver up there, just aluminum.

@redford6110

2 жыл бұрын

:D

I srsly want to do this myself. Collecting ingots of different materials seems like the perfect hobby for me

Wow the copper bars have a beautiful luster by the end

BigstackD is an amazing KZreadr! Thanks for a great year man! 🔥

@TIMUR-ASKET

2 жыл бұрын

👌👍

Your channel is great. I look forward to your videos every week. Thanks for putting out great creative content for everyone to enjoy. I also love that you include your dogs in your videos. I saw you switch to a reciprocating saw from the grinder in this video and wondered if you have a cordless band saw? It might be a handy tool to have around if you don’t already own one. Just thought. Keep up the great work!

I found some cables like that, covered in asbestos. There's use for both materials. Smelting and "other" uses.

Great pours. I love watching your work and your dogs.

I'd love to see the current value of your entire collection. That's a lot of work you've done.

Great video as usual :) I wonder if you have ever considered making "white metal" which is used to make turbine bearings, and is composed of tin, lead and zinc.

@novygaming5713

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

Hell yeah, fresh copper in a fresh crucible, slag free. Love it!

117F degrees in December, jeeeez. We just had the gnarliest snow storm in almost a decade out here in perpetually drought-stricken California on Dec 27th and were without power for 8 days (except we invested in a generator a few years ago when they started shutting the power off intentionally because of fire dangers when it's windy, lol) so it wasn't all bad. The worst part was the snow knocking trees down left and right all over the area all morning. We had a 70ft pine tree fall down right into our back yard on the fence and onto the house. We got lucky - no structural damage, but I've been wrestling with it for the past week with a pole saw and chain saw, fixing the fence, etc.. Biggest PITA as a homeowner yet. Cheers!

Hey D, have you ever thought about getting an evaporative cooler for your house/garage? ps, that hot dog warmer is really cool, never seen anything like it.

@galgerahn5427

2 жыл бұрын

RIGHT?! IT'S FUCKING BRILLIANT, AND I WANT ONE!

@akuma3373

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure hes in Queensland? They wouldn't work well in that humidity.

@bigstackD

2 жыл бұрын

BrettJC04 actually buddy I have a large 5 kW split system on the wall in the garage but I won’t bother turning it on with my roller door up👍🏻

@MrJules2U

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigstackD WA loves to get warm :)

@orlandor7825

2 жыл бұрын

@@akuma3373 Use a swamp cooler.

Love your channel. Question, if you had a vibrating table when pouring into the molds, would they result in less voids and deformations? Just curious...greetings from Texas.

@1SweetPete

2 жыл бұрын

The voids look like structures formed by rapid material cooling rather than trapped air pockets, so I'm guessing not

I've actually done pyrometallurgy in school but was never fortunate to land a job. This is actually interesting to watch In practice.

Usted es bien organizado, maestro, incluso con sus perritos, material, herramientas, y hasta para tomar su refrigerio......saludos Rafael, Cusco, Perú......

Hilarious how it's almost 50C and he's like "It's a good day to fire up the forge". 😄

wonder what these cables were used in... 🤔 btw that boat load of copper looks magnificent🤤

@ranekeisenkralle8265

2 жыл бұрын

My guess would be transmission lines or something on that scale. Something with a lot of amps to it - likely enough to make the wires hum even without being wet.

@melrok1

2 жыл бұрын

22kV underground power lines (if you dig on the street you will find similar ones)

@peterherrington3300

2 жыл бұрын

Railway cables are a similar size to power the live rail . Enormous voltage running in them

The way the world is going this man is going to have a lot of leverage on supplies. Smart guy

7:44 That brought back memories from a few years ago years ago, at school it was a hot day and all these red backs fell from the veranda infront of the classrooms, since we didn't wanna get any to fall on us we had to stay in the sun, away from the shade on an 41 degree day 😂

More bullion and ingot is required. I love those 2 they are so cute.

Massive cable! Stress relief hit stick? I'm always impressed by how tidy you keep the work despite breaking it all the way down to its parts. Even the dust you vacuum and seive

Wow! I started watching 3 years ago🤣 time does fly😦

aah...good fellas on the phone. thats a fine movie right there. cheers!

Good on you D. I enjoy your content.

My wife looked at me today and said "If you got to be a make a wish kid what would you pick?" Just then your video popped up in my phone and I was like, "Vacation to Australia to cast something awesome with this guy.... and feed treats to his dogs." My wife frowned. Apparently my wish isnt big enough.

@anthonybohemier3882

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well you can tell your wife it would be on my list too ! i would love to cast a copper key from goonies !

Oooh this is gonna be a good one, pure satisfaction. Thumbnail has me sold.

Man the little dog cooker at the end looks so good. I think I might need one.