Hey there all you sensational subs how are you all on another not so exciting Friday? Now in today's video there's quite a lot of bird activity in the background as A few new birds thought to hang around while I was filming but after a while you get used to it. Sit back relax enjoy today's video and I hope you have an awesome weekend😁👍🏻

@YKB6.9

2 жыл бұрын

Caw kaw.,!!

@nusratparveen82

2 жыл бұрын

Voice reveal!

@himankmaheshwari

2 жыл бұрын

Yaa sure !!!!!☺️

@Biowolf626

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for another video

@rudyadames8380

2 жыл бұрын

Doin great working over here in Texas and it’s currently 2:11am

Would love to see a video with your friend that recycles the steel!

neighbor, calmly sipping his coffee and getting the paper. Birds chirping, cool morning breeze. Looks over. BANG. Bigstack kicks over two washing machines with his size 13 combat boots.

the fact that these washing machines are broken, yet still look brand new on the inside really says something about todays appliances....

@jessedierksheide

2 жыл бұрын

I have a dryer that I have had for 17 years it had to be fix but it is still going strong

@Sassenhaim

2 жыл бұрын

Cheap skate stuff 🤣 Take the red copper ,which turned out to be anodized aluminium.

@JoeMama-dq5wq

2 жыл бұрын

They could be faulty it’s cheaper for them to trash them and not replace a part but yea it’s still bad now days

@JoeMama-dq5wq

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessedierksheide definitely worth keeping paying like 800 and fixing it once a year would still be cheaper than a lot of people buying new ones each time that last 2-3 years befor it’s gone oof for good

@mattjirgal1676

2 жыл бұрын

My truck looks very different on the underside vs the outside

the stop motion on the 10mm socket, the paused scene when you drop that log on the ice, and the lightning pattern on the copper ingot, wow just wow bro

@voided_sun

2 жыл бұрын

stop motion? you mean magnet?

@orangiseng3155

2 жыл бұрын

oh yeah lol i look at that a second time it definitely a magnet

@ahamay2012

2 жыл бұрын

@@voided_sun Spoiler!

That copper pour was one of the best yet! It was so liquid it looked almost transparent. Awesome work!!!

@SkunkApe407

2 жыл бұрын

From my understanding, that means the metal is almost, if not completely pure. I know gold and silver appear transparent during a pour when they are free of other metals. I'd assume that is the case for most metals. But then again, I have been wrong a time or two.

@Damaniel3

2 жыл бұрын

99.9%+ pure copper acts like that - it makes really nice crystals too.

@SkunkApe407

2 жыл бұрын

@@Damaniel3 okay, so I'm NOT mistaken?

@Damaniel3

2 жыл бұрын

@@SkunkApe407 Correct. The copper they use in wires is very pure - especially the stuff they use in the windings for motors.

@Guildmarm

2 жыл бұрын

@@DM-jo3cn Molten Tang

Regarding your circuit boards: Put them all in a tub filled with silver nitrate. Leave them in the sun for a couple of weeks. All the fingers will separate from the substrate. You'll have a bit of gold, aluminum, tin and copper.

@brownhard

2 жыл бұрын

eh, selling them to Ewaste Ben is much faster and easier

@AddyFarid

2 жыл бұрын

Music bulan sutana

@tcgames1965

2 жыл бұрын

I saw a story of a man making a company for shredding computers. Making a lot of money from it.

@lesismore9o9

2 жыл бұрын

I'm wondering how much of his "not really sure what I'l do with these" is him being coy about a big video doing that and adding bars of all those metals to the stack.

@ZilBear

2 жыл бұрын

@@lesismore9o9 well sooner or later there may be a silver melt. He has a bin of silver contact boards. Would love to see him work out a gram or 2, enough to pour a small coin of gold though.

The 10mm socket is the only socket that is missing from all my tool sets they definitely don’t stick around for long in any tool box

@Eric-nu3wh

2 жыл бұрын

iv got problems with the 12mm as well i think they ran off to elope and repopulate a toolbox somewhere

@redsampler2017

2 жыл бұрын

@@Eric-nu3wh 10mm and 13mm.. elusive.. even in full wrench mode

@slayerthings850

2 жыл бұрын

i love the fact he did some stop motion for us

@redsampler2017

2 жыл бұрын

@@slayerthings850 magnets😀

Nice call back to a previous video with the 10mm sockets. Love your commitment to a gag!

Been here for a while, and I've never seen Ingot turn down snacks.

We need to get this guy the equipment for liquifying iron and steel

Never seen such a clean and organized scrap operation. All other scrapping operations I've seen look like a disaster. Thanks for showing us that this operation can be clean and tidy.

Just realized I'm watching these videos almost as much for the teardowns, as for the melts. All around great content👍...and without a single word spoken!

I have to say: The amount of time it must take to tear machines like this down probably really drags out getting to the good part... But even more I appreciate the extra time it must take to _keep adjusting the camera_ for each and every closeup of an hours-long dismantling process.

@xtreme2797

2 жыл бұрын

i kinda like the teardown more than the melt tbh

@CirnoNotBaka

2 жыл бұрын

The power of camera man

I love when you're pouring copper in direct sunlight! the color is incredible!

@bigstackD

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it certainly a lot easier on the cameras that’s for sure. I think I’ll be pouring all my metals in the sun from now on when possible👍🏻

@swirlyorange847

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigstackD if you dont boil away first cause you live in Australia man

I’ve never even metal be “fluffy” before, but the copper that came out of those little plastic round things was fluffy

Seeing this and hearing the birds makes me miss summer so much. There's still about a meter of snow here with no bigger melt in sight.

@m3talhe4d72

2 жыл бұрын

It's FINALLY almost spring here in Canada and I'm so excited. The downside is that we'll have days of 10°C and later that night it'll be -30°C 😂 you never know how to dress

@nicolainielsen7700

2 жыл бұрын

@@m3talhe4d72 Yup. Exactly the same here in Northern Sweden.

@d6u4

2 жыл бұрын

Where are you that there is a metre of snow?

@Cheezy_Bunz

2 жыл бұрын

@@m3talhe4d72 I know it’s unbearable, today I had to walk in the streets because that was the only flattened/cleared part of snow.

@tonymuir4715

2 жыл бұрын

This genuinely makes me miss WA. Every single time.

The grooves on that copper bar was 🔥 and the breaking things with the hammer is Yes moment indeed. Happy weekend to you and the boys as well😊

@normablake2748

2 жыл бұрын

The grooves are epic!

@timmorris8932

2 жыл бұрын

Taking the salvage apart is one of the best parts of the hobby.

You have become very creative in your presentation, the bit on the sockets was really good, the timing and spacing was perfect!! looks like the one pup was not so hungry, I hope he is ok, that's just not like him to refuse to eat anything or everything.

@TH-kd1ju

2 жыл бұрын

He appeared to not wanna eat no fruits & veggies today 😂 he's turned down the cucumber before! Maybe he's like my naughty little spoiled dachshunds and he knows there's tastier treats to be had lol he did finally seem to decide that's all he was getting & ate a cucumber!

@redsampler2017

2 жыл бұрын

@@TH-kd1ju that was exactly what i was thinking 🤣 he thought he could get some yoghurt drops or meat like last week., that black doggo was like ''don,t mind me ill take it if you don,t'' (yeah you can look at me with them sad droopy eyes but your brother eats it so can you or don,t?), excellent parenting from bigsnackD😁

@RuneChaosMarine

Жыл бұрын

I love the ten mil socket skits. This was awesome I guess. Magnet was used. So clever and entertaining.

Motor dismantles always are so fascinating to watch... and from experience so absolutely finicky and annoying to do. Respect for having the patience, man. I love how the bar goes from that grey to copper as it washes in the ice water.

@user-yp9oz7eu3v

2 жыл бұрын

А ты вручную без шурупаверта это папробуй это просто адски сложно а тут профи с мастерским аборудыванием и мы вросии обычно здаем медь просто в виде очищеных проводов и мелочевки вро трубок

@MysterySemicolon

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-yp9oz7eu3v Извиняюсь за гугл переводчик. Я работал механиком по отоплению, и часть работы заключалась в демонтаже старых печей и кондиционеров для продажи металлолома. Все, что у меня было, это несколько отверток, резак и угловая шлифовальная машина для работы.

So glad to see you are so careful taking apart the timer and other controls. 😉 hammers are such precision instruments.

@lyleslaton3086

2 жыл бұрын

Don't force it , get a bigger hammer.

I really liked the stripping down part of the video. Have you thought about getting a granulator for dealing with plastic coated wire? These are machines that strip and separate out. A bit more pricy than a wire stripper though.

@myarmsrgone

Жыл бұрын

He seems to be fond of his dirty little stripper

Just finished a eleven hour shift coming home and I check my notifications and BigStackD posted a video it’s the best part of the day great video my friend 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😊😊😊😄😄😄😁😁😁

I never would have thought a metal melting channel would have some of my favorite recurring bits, but here we are. Damn 10mm sockets! I’m sure Mr. Whippy has something to do with it.

@myarmsrgone

Жыл бұрын

bigstackD lore?

Nice! Love how fluid the copper was. Poured really well. Thanks for a great vid.

That was the best shot of the copper freezing that I've ever seen!

The bottom of the copper bar looks like a lightning strike. So cool. I always look forward to your videos. Its a fun start to my weekend so thank you. My best to you and the boys. Stay safe and stay awesome💜

This one was very interesting to me, I repair washing machines and other appliances for a living, that's where I get most of the metals to melt from, everything gets thrown away otherwise. I do get a lot of that Aluminium wire thought, I call it Chinesium 😋 1 thing about the circuit boards, pretty sure someone might have said it already but the little plastic boxes on the boards are relais and have copper spools in them, and also brass or copper pins with silver contacts, they are often nice and crunchy if the board is old so very easy to get some extra copper from. Great looking bar! The top of a copper bar always looks to me like the surface of Mars. 👍👊

@AabluedragonAH

2 жыл бұрын

You gotta do what you gotta do to be able to profit under such contracts u_u

That was interesting to hear. Never heard of birds making the sounds of goats or sheep before. Must be an Australian thing.

@cathybenson5119

2 жыл бұрын

That was a crow you could hear. I don't know what the high pitched one was. 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

@TH-kd1ju

2 жыл бұрын

Right?! The background sounds reminded me of the farmyard growing up! I definitely wondered if it was just birds or what 🤔

@brapamaldi7666

2 жыл бұрын

@@cathybenson5119 sounded like a raven although they are similar to crows both being corvids.

@jorislormier384

2 жыл бұрын

zombies birds

@brown1929

2 жыл бұрын

No he just owns goats and sheep

The 10mm socket scene was hilarious!

G’day to you too. Nice to have money dropped off in your driveway from time to time. I like the look of the poured bar, with all its topographic pour lines left intact. Just a lite polish makes it look crisp. Take care and have a great Weekend!

We come for the metal melts & stay for all the awesome extras: bigsnacks🍔, quirky socks🧦, wily sockets😂, dreadful ice cream trucks who force you to eat their wares🍦 ice crushes, cheers big ears🍺... & best of all adorable frenchies🐶! 👍

@brapamaldi7666

2 жыл бұрын

1.2 million, you mean?

@TH-kd1ju

2 жыл бұрын

@@brapamaldi7666 clearly lol that'd be a big jump huh?! And that's what happens when you comment on KZread videos when you're half asleep at 3am 🤭

Best videos on KZread! Some people can’t wait for the weekend, I can’t wait for Fridays! Another awesome job, BigstackD!

Another great video this week. Lots going on during it. Nothing like a big copper bar for the stack. Love your work. Cheers 🍻

I enjoy digging out the copper from tear downs and melting it. Watching you is what got me started. Great pour today. Thanks

Things I've learned from this channel: 1. Cardboard will keep the crucible from sticking to the forge. 2. Always preheat your molds to prevent a steam explosion. 3. Also preheat your tools to prevent a steam explosion. 4. Bronze can be made with aluminum as well as tin. 5. Coat lead in a thick layer of sealant to make it safe to handle. 6. French bulldogs are absolutely adorable~

Man I just saw you added the BGN currency and I want to thank you so much man, this video is amazing as all the others. You keep giving me ideas what I can do with old broken down machinery instead of just throwing it out. After every video of yours that I watch I feel the urge to buy a forge and start doing what you do.

Always enjoy your videos, also enjoy watching you Demonstrate how to properly use different tools. Excellent use of the fine allignment tool.

At this point my GF and I watch this relaxing stuff as much for your doggos antics as we do for the meltdowns! Cheers to you lot, and keep being awesome!

I like the texture of the copper bar, after the copper was poured into the mold and was cooling off. This was awesome. Cheers! ✌️

First! Keep it up man you’ve inspired many people, including myself, to start stacking! Also most scrap yards actually buy computer boards populated ones go for like $2 a pound or something. If they’re just the flat packs and cpus they go for 6-7 a pound.

That "freezing" down (16:44) is so interesting to watch, it almost looks like the forming of a landscape! Thanks man for this one. Oh, what happens, when you reacht the 1T-mark? Fiesta?

@syvergamerrc8614

2 жыл бұрын

where the hell he got that huge log from though. I've seem many things get dropped down on the ice, but a huge log?

@vincedibona4687

2 жыл бұрын

What happens? His wife files for divorce because he announces he is going for two metric tonnes. 🤣

@KRobGaming

2 жыл бұрын

@Forrest Farris take a big trash bin or something and freeze it, my big freezer takes about 5000 Liter of water or more

@d6u4

2 жыл бұрын

Why put freezing in quotes? That's exactly what's happening.

@fireofdestruction7753

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen him reply to this quite often- he's gonna bump it up higher

your sense of humor is fantastic, bigstackD. Keep it up.

Another Great video 👍🏼👍🏼 you are creating an awesome melting community there are guys forging all over KZread now. I don’t need cable tv anymore. Just the Melting Smelting Forging channels and here you are the father of it all👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 been watch for years keep up the hard work greatly appreciated. And yes one day I’ll have my own forge 😁😁👍🏼👍🏼

I love the red look of the copper when you throw it in the ice. Its so mesmerizing. Can you do some more Nordic gold melts. I love the look of Nordic gold

Your copper melts never bore me and they are just so satisfying. Amazing melt again D!

My favorite part of your vid’s are the tear downs and getting every last bit of the metal… soooo satisfying 🤤 Also, looks like you might need a strongbox for those naughty 10mm sockets lol 😆

17:25 Nice freeze frame! I love how you destroy the ice like that every time!

I’m loving all your videos!! They’re so relaxing & enjoyable. Plus, the humor is an awesome touch😂😂❤️❤️❤️👍👍!! It’s always a pleasure to come to visit your amazing channel & see what hijinks & adventure you’re up to….

Сам процесс плавки металла выглядит захватывающим. Каждое твоё видео интересное.

Wow that casting looked incredible when poured it. Like a map from space where you would see rivers running thru it. Great stuff

Another really satisfying video to watch. Love all of the prep work and the detail these videos go into.

Your videos are amazing n I love every single one n I look forward to seeing the new ones on Friday. I wish you made more during the week

@TH-kd1ju

2 жыл бұрын

Tho I'd love more of BigstackedD I'll definitely take quality over quantity and I bet it takes him all week to make an awesome video like this! The breaking down, all the setup & resetting up of the camera equipment, the actual melt, clean-up, hours of editing I'm sure... he makes it look easy & enjoyable but there's a lot of work involved!

@trainfan7316

2 жыл бұрын

@@TH-kd1ju I totally understand that

There's something so weirdly cathartic about watching you just breaking stuff down.

You sir are the king, thank you for always giving us quality melts, cheers

Your beautiful awesome dogs, when they happily see you: “Hi, Dad❤️❤️😍😍💕💕!!” You’re a hero in my book

Awesome video like always.but i gotta admit you know how to throw together a video and shots in general with even the simplest tasks fun to watch.

Happy Friday D :) hope it finds you and the family well n.n looking forward to yet another Epic Friday Melt N Drinks N Snacks With The Boyos

Big D, that's a big beautiful copper bar ! 🌞🌴💛🤩⭐💪. Stay safe, free, happy and healthy my friend.

Loving the sweet sounds from the beautiful birds too❤️❤️❤️❤️

6:45 You can extract a small amount of tin, silver and even gold from old circuit boards. It's a pretty small amount in each one, but since you have so many...

@sand3882

2 жыл бұрын

I believe that's why he is saving them.

@lucafortini4711

2 жыл бұрын

It's usless there's not enough gold in a circuit board (the average gold and silver in a pcb is between 10 to 15 pico grams and it's not enough to be recovered since it would dissolve in particles) also the procedure is pretty expensive and dangerous

@sand3882

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucafortini4711 , I actually knew of a retired man about 20 years ago who removed the gold as a hobby and did quite well at it. He was different from most people because he had access to trailer loads of old computers. So it certainly isn't a great move for many people, but if you like detail work and a challenge, it can work well for a few.

Beautiful start to the day! I thought when you wire brushed the ingot that it had so much character, please don't polish it more. It really turned out well. How many days did it take to disassemble, reduce and melt, then edit? I always think that you must do these over several days 😒

Thank you for the videos, bsD. I've been interested in casting for many a year and now, getting close to being able to get started, your videos have given me numerous ideas and goals! Thanks for being a Big Beautiful Caster, and please, keep 'em coming! Cheers!

@bigstackD

2 жыл бұрын

No worries at all mate hit me up on email when you want a discount link and a heap of info to get you started👍🏻 Bigstackddddd@mail.com

I like to imagine your neighbors just stare out their windows at your shenanigans and wonder how the hell you always end up with such strange things to melt.

I had a washer I pulled the goodies off of to sell on ebay. 2 years later, I tore it apart for scrap. There was a big iron piece. It's now a weight for glue-ups in my non-heated projects.

Another awesome copper bar pour thanks for sharing bigstack d

Those feisty 10mm sockets! LOVE your videos. Thank you. Hugs for The Boys.

I love the texture and uneven surfaces of that copper bar. Nice big pour and the vein-like bottom was awesome. Great content my friend

Copper was very hot today! Almost like water! LOL Excellent pour buddy! The boys are adorable as always! Ingot does not want the veggie treats today! LOL Thanx for a great vid D!😄

Love your sense of humor, the bit with the sockets got a laugh outta me. The rest of the vid was great as well

Great fun watching the stripping of components.

I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard. I tell things to stay, too. Like your 10mm sockets. 🤣😁

Merciless Destruction of solenoids, who would have thought how riveting that would be so riveting to watch.

YES, the perfect video to watch when get my new Macbook today.

The 10mm Sockets part is cute and funny. 👍🍻

10mm socket bin had me rolling. Thank you for the Friday LOL. Cheers from Texas!

I love watching copper cool and solidify

The 10mm socket bit is just priceless 👍

Love how either ingot or bullion (cant always remember which is which) was just like "nah, I dont like that dad, or that, get that outta my face... oooh cucumber. Nom"

Just subscribed. Been watching and absolutely love your channel. The boys are the cutest! Thank you for the ASMR. Perfect.

I've always scoffed at you throwing things at the ice block before as just being supliferous, but I will admit, this one was funny and unexpected. Well done.

Now that’s a nice big bar amazing 🤩

It's like red water! Thank you for the freeze frames and the dogs!

Love that he just kicks them over in the beginning.

Best 10mm Socket sketch I've seen. Loved it!

Absolutely love that Copper bar 👍

That 10mm socket bit is too funny!! 😂👍🏻

Love your french bulldogs, i had french bulldogs to. Rampie died at 20,5 year old and Breezer died at 12,5 year. Still miss them 😞. Thanks for sharing your love with the monkeys 💖💖 Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱

Your content is some of the best on KZread. Great job. Love the pampered dogs.

I love the 10mm socket bit gag. Well done.

Short and Sweet. The video and the doggos. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤🐶❤🐶❤🐶❤

Yeah! A copper melt, my favorite!

Anyone else watch the first episode of Picard, Season 2, and get a thrill running up your spine when you heard Picard say, "Cheers, big ears."?

Another great video mate. The boys sound so vicious when they’re playing ! Luv it!

i think that this was the most satisfying ice block section of all you rvideos man, holy cow!

love the 10mm part, as a hobby car mechanic i feel it all to well

Man, you're channel is so big now! Not one of the OG subs, but still feel like I caught on before most! Keep it up!

I luv the 10mm socket bit

Awesome Friday morning wake up vid.

9:20 you are tried brother thank you for doing this and giving us this amazing videos