I just love finding scrap on the side of the road and that's exactly what I've got in this video. A bit of street scrapping today and two great bars for the stack. I thought I would shine and stamp up the copper to make it that little bit more special. So sit back check it out and have yourself an absolutely awesome weekend😆👋🏻

@thestrangeingot7913

Жыл бұрын

I just did an oven and a dishwasher.

@davidanderson865

Жыл бұрын

Love your vids

@iShellfishFur

Жыл бұрын

I'm looking to start Smelting things down for a bigger future project. You say to email you for tips and discounts but I can't find your email on your KZread profile.

@mrcontent8297

Жыл бұрын

what happens next friday? well i just just sit back and like to watch!

@pinkpuffin225

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm its very clean 😁

OK. I was expecting the 10mm's to be gone when you got back. Did not expect the "escape string". That was funny.

@cylon9505

Жыл бұрын

Spoiler alert!

@Mark-ki7ic

Жыл бұрын

Paint them prisoner orange to spot them easier.

@longrangevoodoo4480

Жыл бұрын

That actually made me laugh out loud.

@LarryBlowers

Жыл бұрын

I half expected the 10mm wrench to had run away then he went to get the socket,

@Arg13m1th1u5

Жыл бұрын

19:05 they are there, look at the shelf

This might sound weird, but I discovered your channel when my dog of 14 years was in the hospital. I think I binged watched a ton to get my mind off of things. Seeing your dogs always brought me a lot of joy and reminded me that there were other dogs out there living happy healthy lives.

@carddamom188

Жыл бұрын

There's also dogs out there needing a good home... 👍

@norozjanan9

Жыл бұрын

@@carddamom188 ا

I laughed so much when the sockets escaped! I realized you now have more weight in metal ingots than a Trabant 601 car. Keep on melting! 😁

Your 1st mistake was letting the 10mms have fresh air. The 2nd one was turning your back on them😆 Another great video to start Friday off right!👍

I love the bit with the sockets and their escape rope, even the emergency one made a break for it.

@sand3882

Жыл бұрын

spoiler

@MrGoesBoom

Жыл бұрын

@@sand3882 yep

I love your subtle jokes through these videos. "I'll leave the lid open so you get some fresh air." 10/10

You should totally make a 10 mm socket mold and make a huge copper one brother!!!!

@treyt6474

Жыл бұрын

then it wouldnt be 10 mm lol

Hello! Thank you for your videos, it reminds me of my long career in the steel industry as a crane operator, putting cast iron into the oven. Your channel is very relaxing to watch with a lot of humor. Thank you very much for all this work and sharing. Cheers from Charleroi Belgium!

Bigstackd really helped me out when I just started melting metal, the reason I needed a forge is because I always had an insane amount of copper wire going to the trash from drier and range power cables since I work at an appliance store. He gave me lots of good tips and even a discount for a forge!

@randomvideosn0where

Жыл бұрын

Offer free pickup service as well?

@danekane7511

Жыл бұрын

@@randomvideosn0where pickup what

@randomvideosn0where

Жыл бұрын

@@danekane7511 old appliances

@adammonahan687

Жыл бұрын

Copper wire and going to the trash don't belong in the same sentence. Do you also throw away cash money ??

@15:00 no bandage on your thumb @15:07 bandage wrapped in tape Bigstackd: going above and beyond, even injuring himself, for our enjoyment. I always hate the weird stares I get when salvaging stuff from trash piles. I save a lot of money cutting the cords from appliances and other electronics like vacuum sweepers since I don't have to buy that wire for projects. Same with buckets.

@sand3882

Жыл бұрын

Since it isn't a real bandage, and since he only has it while working with the fine copper, I would guess it's for protection to keep the tiny bits out of his thumb. He isn't wearing it later.

Ty big bigstackd for making me feel better I'm currently sick and I'm watching all ur vids and I'm feeling tons better keep up the amazing work

@swifty2844

Жыл бұрын

Same bloody COVID

You can't start a good Friday without BigStackD melt! Thanks for always keeping us animals entertained. You're terrific as usual!

@elizabethhenderson3747

Жыл бұрын

"us animals" That's so very true!!

great scrappage. Where you got that burger should be classified as a worldwide destination. It could attract people from around the world.

Love it all - the tear-down, the melt, the pour, ice block, boot chuck, sock reveal, manwhich , cheers to the flag, polish/ stamp/ weigh-in/ valuation… but, bonus on the doggos this time - bath time and sharing the blanket scene - utterly priceless!!!

@mridaho7871

Жыл бұрын

I enjoy it all too. Just enjoy the tear down a bit more. For some odd reason I enjoy taking things apart.

yep those 10mm sockets are crafty little buggers. great job as always good sir. i cant drink alcohol due to it having adverse effects with my medication but i raised a bottle of Bundaberg ginger beer with ya. take care of yourself and be safe.

@tantamounted

Жыл бұрын

Fentiman's is my preferred, but I hear Bundaberg is also quite good. Cheers and good health to you!

You gave me a chuckle when you checked each bottle temperature for the coldest 👍🇬🇧

Even before the sanding those bars turned out gorgeous! Such a satisfying aluminum pour without a divot!

If it weren't for bigstackD Fridays, I'd never know what day it is! Incredible how much copper came out out the smallest parts of each unit! Awesome melt, thanks as always for sharing your day with us! Stay warm! (Is that cliche to say to someone who melts metal?) ;) Cheers!

The pups are awesome. Much love and blessings to all ❤️ Stay safe everyone 🤘😎

Love the running 10mm socket gag! The escape string... Brilliant! Hope you catch them buggers!

Still loving the videos, especially the running gag with the 10mm sockets. Maybe a small electrical/magnetic fence would help..? :) Cheers!

@Othraerir

Жыл бұрын

even the emergency one escaped ;)

@TimSzabo

Жыл бұрын

24:14 what a sight!

Sup Big!!!! Got about 20 lbs of copper for my first opper melt this fall. Aluminum proved to be very simple and reliable. Again no video of copper yet, but I appreciate the inspiration

Did not expect to see your metal bar collection at the end. Jesus man, that's a hell of a lot of hard work. Good shit.

Honestly, your stamping looked pretty dang good. I have no experience as a blacksmith or anything, I just watch your videos because they are satisfying. But from the bars I have seen and held in person, no matter the material... It was never truly 100% straight with the edge of the bar.

@scrappydoo7887

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I do work with metal, it can be really hard to get the stamp looking good

Saw "Finally, a bit of sun" and I instantly went "and it's gone..."

If there was ever a bloke who should own a ute, it's you. Great vid's. Keep 'em comin'.

More people should be doing what you are doing. That would really help clean up the environment. I my self feel very inspired to do the same as you are Sir!

Спасибо. Как всегда очень круто.

@MichaelDeMersLA

Жыл бұрын

🐻 🇷🇺

I think we all have experiences where the 10mm sockets just escape. It’s kinda funny that it’s the one socket you always need, but absolutely never have

You deserve a comment for the extra 10 mm bit. I laughed out loud. Thanks

This channel has taught me that copper wiring is in everything

Got to watch those 10mm sockets! They disappear very quickly.

It's common here in Arizona USA to use those tumble tubs as firepits. I've seen some with awesome cutouts for air flow that glow really cool images. Tearing down an old dryer or even a washer for the metals and tubs can be a nice side gig. Awesome video man.

Those 10 mm sockets are always on the run!

I don't know about everyone else here but I come more for the puppies. They always make my day seeing them.

Tons of meltables, not just the driers! Have you ever given thought to NOT pouring out of a old mold you were going to be done with? Like that crucible thats on its last legs. Would look like a huge copper bullet tip. Could carve out the "bullet" enemy from the Super Mario games into it. lol

@generalconsumer9520

Жыл бұрын

Bullet Bill right?

I'm intrigued that you can vent a dryer there directly; I've never seen that before.

@AA-zv6yo

Жыл бұрын

Me either. Is there no heater? Strange dryers

@bear1245

Жыл бұрын

You got both. Condenser or vented lol

Escape string was hilarious.🤣👍

The 10mm sockets that always goes missing really cracks me up and having an entire bin for them is hilarious

Good morning from Canada 🇨🇦

@ms_slider2586

Жыл бұрын

Good morning from Belgium 🇧🇪

Happy Friday D 😁 hope it finds you and the family well n.n looking forward to another epic friday melt n drinks n snacks with the boyos 🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜

You got a beautiful aluminum ingot today.

What surprises me is that despite your biker like looks,(tattoos, sculls etc), you seem to like classical music when driving🤔

Another great video bud. Have you looked into possibly getting a flypress or hydraulic press for your stamping of bars?

Sou do Brasil e acompanho seu canal e não perco seus videos, se puder colocar legendas em portugues pra gente acompanha o que voce escreve nos videos eu fico grato. 🐕

When scrspping, bring your drill/driver gun, with the usual sockets/bits. Leave the unwanted bits where you found them. No bugs, no junk and less cargo.

Always great to see junk turned back into RESOURCES!

Hey D, I was wondering. How much decibels does one of those furnaces produce? And do you ever get complaints from your neighbors?

@lewisgiles8855

Жыл бұрын

I'm going to guess the smaller ones run at like 60db. The larger ones less and that's my guess🤓

@Boom-Freaka

Жыл бұрын

Lol! The hell with your nieghbors!!!! I have been melting for a while and I wouldn't think about doing a day melt cause it's so awesome at nite with all the weird colors that come flying out the furnace! And mine is loud as hell too. Sounds like a jet turbine motor as soon as I open the choke on my burners!!! Just be safe and if your worried about disturbing the nieghbors,,,melt something cool and take it over to them as a gift. Im telling you, when they hold a polished ingot of any kind of metal they will be on your good side for ever!

Damn mate, the humour you put in to these vids is off the chart. I now I have found out where all my 10mm sockets get to.

Also loved the dog wash break. Those good boys are so cute.

the vice is one of my favorite underrated scrapping tools

This is the most therapeutic viewing in the world

@bigstackD

Жыл бұрын

👊🏻😁

Plot Twist: bigstackd specifically chose those dryers over any others cause he knew they had motors that were a certain configuration that demanded the use of a 10 mm. It was as if a gift from the heavens, the perfect opportunity to revive the legendary bit of the lost 10mm. The entire video, all 32 minuets and 59 seconds were all a cover up of said bit revival.

I really enjoyed the dogwash interlude! They are handsome spoiled fellows!

The 10 mil sockets running off had me laughing out loud! 🤣

Double dryers it had to be! If only 1, there woulda been half the yield! Woulda been wimpy bars! LOL The boys are so snuggly in their blanket! 😁 Thanx for a great vid D!

I’ve been wondering for many months how long until you reach your goal. Then I realized last week you were 1856 lbs, this week 1817 lbs. You got me sir.

I think it would be cute for when you hit your target amount if Bullion and Ingot were in little dragon costumes. Your collection is giving off some serious dragon hoard vibes. Stay safe and stay awesome💜

when in doubt: REMOVE EVERY screws you can see! As always, one of the most satisfying video I see in a week, thanks.

The 10mm socket drama!! 😂 love these videos!

I’ve been watching you for about six months. I’m SO glad I found your channel! Well done!

The 10mm joke is pure TRUTH after that the next size that always goes missing is the one you need 😩

I can't imagine skipping doggy bathtime. It's so soothing.

Another great production my friend. The 10 mil bit gets me everytime.

I find more comfortable working in the cooler weather. Nice pours!

Ayyy. Was just writing some science fiction to post on HFY and this beauty dropped. Perfect thing to accompany a spot of creative meanderings.

I’ll confess I haven’t watched what some may consider “a lot” of your videos. But I have watched a fair amount and I must say the part with you breaking the relays, small motors and the housings etc in the vise was soooo satisfying. Would love to see more like that of you deconstructing stuff that way and taking things apart. Awesome video as always 🤙🏼

Thank you for this inspiring content! im sure that there are thousands like me who enjoy every single frame of your videos !

protip for the 10mm sockets: if you make them a nice home with a rug, a comfy chair, a nice bed and everything, they don't run!

😂😂😂 the 10mm socket escape was genius 🙌 every man knows that struggle 🤣🤣

I seriously just love this channel. So under rated. Can't stop laughing at the 10mm bit. Glad you gave them fresh air!

@bigstackD

Жыл бұрын

Yeah well they’ve gone missing again and if they’re not back before I move in a few weeks they gonna be coming back to an empty garage 🤔

@douglasanderson1151

Жыл бұрын

@@bigstackD 🤣🤣. Can't wait to see the new place!

I love your videos so much because they always make a bad week great.

I saw some more of these in your storage area. Ide be very happy to see those ripped apart and melted😊

Yay! Big breakdown day. I think you put the copper extraction from the motors after you had weighed the extracted copper. Oopsie. Good luck tracking down those 10mm sockets. I hope they don't breed (maybe make some 2-3-4mm babies)!

We need a whole industry of metal recycling

The 10mm bin always makes me laugh.

That was a truly satisfying thick aluminum melt. Very next scene was just a cinder block in the garage but my eyes were weirdly fix that it was making some optical illusion to me. For some reason everything looked like some plateau with bottom right of the screen being a chunk chipped off. When you placed mold on it my brain was like "thank you" because I was in a weird trance.

The determination of the 10mm sockets to hide, run away, or just skidaddle..., is just one of those mysterious things of our civilization.

@Arg13m1th1u5

Жыл бұрын

19:05 they are there, look on the shelf

When my dryers break and can’t be fixed, I dismantled and use the drum for plants. Awesome fun.xx

Great job as usual, bigstackD!! 😃 Keep these new videos comin'!! 😃 I love them ALL!!!! 😃 I also love the sound of that Australian Raven in the background!! 😃

Three scorching days in Chicago, thanks big stack d for some RnR . I'll relax to while enjoying your latest.

I just got a pair of really expensive headphones. This is the best time for me to have found your channel

Love the videos. Watching you pull the thousands of feet of Fine copper was funny to watch as it just never ended.

It is amazing how much scrap metal is in these appliances. That thing with the 10mm sockets was funny, the escape string was priceless. Thanks for the fun ☺☺☺

Another video to chill to for the weekend thanks to bigstackD

These videos are very relaxing, Thank you!

That bath the dogs had looked so nice, I could just sit in it at the moment. England is surprisingly hot. 🤔👍

These 10mm bits kill me every time🤣🤣

1st it was just treasure.. End part of all this is when it became beautiful treasure, Imagine the satisfaction looked from his face doing all this. So shiny... And he knows where to hide too, all of mine was stolen so sad. And yeah i hit the button to see more of that, i didnt know you can get so much shiny from a washing machine, thank you sir.

This is therapeutic to watch. I really wanna get into this

Greetings from The US. I don't know why I enjoy this channel so much. I would like to try smelting, but the trailer community I live in would raise hell over safety issues. When you hit your goal of 1 ton maybe I can buy one of your creations.

Laughing! The antics of the 10 mm sockets have returned love it 🏆

NGL the sound of hot metal on ice DRIVES ME CRAZY! I always mute that part but it looks super cool. I don't know how anyone can listen to that bizarre noise lol. Still love your vids!

I went to look up a recipe for cupcakes and somehow ended up here and I DO NOT REGRET IT. Just wow! New subscriber

We're having a very dry summer here in Virginia, my garden is pathetic. Thanks so much for the great vid! Enjoy your winter, it'll be burning got before you know it.

Absolutely beeeautiful. Thanks for the vid from NZ

man you are living every man's dream keep it up!

You could probably make a really big forge out of two of those stainless dryer tubs.

Favorite subscription. Great job!