461KG Massive Motor Melt Down - Scrapyard Search - ASMR Metal Melting - BigStackD Trash To Treasure
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- Hey there everyone Its finally here the 1 million sub Massive Motor Melt Down. This was a brutal breakdown and my hands feel like they have been through a grinder but after a long week of Breaking Melting and Editing its definitely all worth it. A touch under the 30KG mark of pure copper from this big motor which im pretty happy about as i guessed i would only get about 25KG. Now I know this is a super long video but i had well over 9 hours of footage i compressed down to 34 minutes. I hope you do enjoy the longer video today , Now sit back and take a load off for half an hour and check out this Scrapyard found Massive motor melt.
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Hey guys itโs finally here, my biggest motor melt down yet. I apologise for the extended video as thereโs a heap of melting and pouring involved but it was definitely worth doing for sure , thanks again to everyone who help me get to the 1 million now letโs see if I can get to 2๐ค๐ค๐ป.
I hope everyone has a great weekend BSafe and Iโll see you all soon, and thanks again๐๐ป๐
Ok
Ok love your vids
I'll be right here when you hit 2 mil.
Donโt apologize for the long vid! I for one truly love longer videos! Cheers mate!
Love your stuff mate keeper up!
We all know the truth, BigstackD: everything up to this point was just a means to justify buying that giant air hammer.
Buds that's just a mid size hammer drill. You should really see some of the big boy kit
Thats electric
@@jamescameron6819 dont they have vehicles with big versions of that for tearing planes and ships apart
@@jamescameron6819 As someone who as used a 90 lb chopping gun I hope I never see another one in my life.
I can second that it's electric and it's a junk off brand of tools... you can pick this up for under $200 anywhere.. it's some chinese company..
I really like how he had the value measured in so many different currencies
the unicorn book got me
@@CruiseCrew hey this is the best melting channel on youtube what you expecting
@@dominikjakubcik6352 Honestly what do they expect. The unicorn book is a MUST.
$266 US?? How much did you pay for the motor if you don't mind. I live in Philadelphia and these fools shoot at each other over a 5' 1/2" pipe. Lol
@Jรบlio Carlo I'm in the US and with our economy right now is Insanely bizarre right now. Even so I wouldn't take the time nor spend the $. If the return is less then the output. Unless he has unlimited funds, and just does it as a hobby. That must be nice.
I had honestly never considered a hardening liquid metal as freezing, but now I don't know how I ever thought differently.
Imagine the complexities of life across the universe. There could be a lifeform that could litterally evaporate from the heat in front of us.
that is actually what it is doing lol. never thought of that myself
Any liquid to a solid state is called freezing, did you go to school?
@@goober-ll1wx Obviously that's what is happening on a molecular level, but people generally don't think about things as frozen unless they fall below the freezing temperature of water. Hence my comment acknowledging that bias. Don't be such a douchebag.
โ@@goober-ll1wxNo it's not it's called solidification or being solidified๐
The inside of that thing looked remarkably good for the condition it was in. The rotor was spinning freely and everything. Well constructed.
It probably still worked. I'd bet it came off an old machine that was decommissioned and wasn't worth salvaging parts from
WEG makes the best electric motors
Honestly, I felt like shedding a few tears watching him savage what was obviously a perfectly good motor.
Mr. Gone.
I'm a blacksmith myself and I just love molten metal. Remarkable how much you got out of this motor.
I also like the idea that nothing is wasted, even the resin is recycled. ๐
I know it's amazing and imagine how many bolsters you could make out of it that's the reason why I started getting into metal melting, I've melted down 2 miles worth at my estimate of copper for knife making and about a 1/4 of brass ahha
The motor was wasted it could have been repaired
@@fudomyoo9762 Maybe the motor wasn't needed anymore because the stator and bearings were nice and in pristine condition
@@fudomyoo9762 Considering the giant punch hole in the case that was there before he started dismantling, that motor was not worth saving.
I work in places that use similar sized and bigger motors. The labor to repair them is prohibitive compared to the labor to build a new one in a mostly automated factory. The only non recyclable part of these is the plastic anyway.
chemistry teachers: wear safety goggles when pouring a glass of water
this guy: casually kicks copper into a burning furnace
I worked in a foundry melting scrap aluminium to make small Aluminium castings. Corrosion and feeding the cold scrap too quickly into the molten metal would often cause explosions. This was in the days before Safety PPE so it was every man for himself as we scattered before the flying molten metal could land on us.
@@victorborg2174 That's cool.
@@victorborg2174 How are you and your friends still alive?
Aussieness at work
Absolutely love watching these video with my dad who has dementia, old school construction worker, this helps him calm down and focus.. keeps him grounded for awhile.
Dudeโฆ you got everything so organized and youโre so methodical but - for the sake of Pete ; you must find a better place for your pizzaโs man!
I agree we care about you and your health idk where that pizza came from even though it looked so god dang delicious even I would have done the same stay awesome and healthy ๐
One time he dug a burger out a cliffside
I'm sure he would have stored it with the burgers but it was just to large to fit
This guy bleeds copper I think he'll be fine
Copper topping๐
The irony of working in a foundry and then I come home and watch these all night... Lol.
It's literally irony
@@cricketthebeardie325 I get it, because iron(atomic number 26, also known as Fe) is a metal. And irony is the concept of utilizing language, that signifies the opposite, as a humorous device. By combining these two, you make use of word play, which is the witty exploitation of the meanings and ambiguities of words, especially in puns.
The result is a clever โpunโ.
Thank you for posting this comment on the KRplus media platform for everyone to enjoy.
Sincerely,
John
@@cricketthebeardie325 My apologies, in my rush to get my point across, I forgot to elaborate why - or perhaps how - I found it witty.
It all began when I was five years of age. My mother and I - henceforth โweโ - would always think up new ways to transfigure everyday words into peculiar variations of said words. Results were often ridiculous in nature and weโd resort to laughter upon the realisation that our concoction of words bore no meaning.
Though, through trial and error, I slowly began to comprehend the concept of irony and chucklesome nature behind it.
Hopefully my explanation could reinforce the concepts I inferred in my previous comment.
Sincerely,
John
@@cricketthebeardie325 Excuse the brisk follow-up. I made no effort to explain what a comment is.
A comment - in our context - is a linguistic device employed to spark interest and build dialogue in social interactions. The lack of comments often results in bland conversation and awkward undertones.
This isnโt to be confused with comments employed in computer science, however. Those are a different story.
Sincerely,
John
@@cricketthebeardie325 I realize that, by now, you must be aching to know how I ended up on this particular comment on Australia based KRplus Channel โbigstackDโ.
It showed up on my feed; I clicked on it; and saw your comment.
Sincerely,
John
Letโs all hear it for bigstackD. Think about all the time he spends on breaking these old motors down. Not just this big one, he spends time on all motors he disassembles. All for the enjoyment of us. So that we loyal viewers can watch this metal melting god do his work. So big hands for bigstackD. Congrats on the one million subs
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@@bigstackD ๐๐ป keep it up
Hear hear!
@@bigstackD you not worried about getting robbed
@@spankthemonkey3437 whoโs gonna rob him? You donโt even know what he looks like?
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The process of melting and pouring is one thing, but the process of dismantling is also incredibly satisfying!
This guy is definitely a dragon and weโre lucky enough to see his hoard.
Its a shame the caseing wasn't aluminum.
Yes
@@jessekearsley5519 I thought the exact same thing.
his hobby is definitely like dice goblin behavior
@@jessekearsley5519 That supprised me, too. Can you imagine what he coulda gotten out of that? ๐ค
Mr. Whippy doesn't take "no" for an answer! I really enjoyed the long breakdown here, lots of bits to this motor.
This was the stator.
Isn't there copper still to be processed from the armature?
No not in this motor, this motor has a squirrel cage rotor, and made up of silica iron, same material as the stator, and aluminum bars that are casted inside of the iron of the rotor.
@@caymanplantz8643 thank you for explaining.
You deserve all of your success. I'm blown away by this content. It is described by 'TvTropes' as "simple", however I think this is far from true. The formula for the videos is simple - Get something, chop it up, melt it down... But then when you really watch the content, it's carefully made to provide an entertaining yet informative experience. The inside jokes: the pups; the beers; the weird socks; the hidden food; Mr whippy and the random activities/props, all prove that these videos are thought out and purpose built for entertainment. Not to mention the awesome treasure room. You're a modern day pirate. Excellent work. I'm glad I found this channel.
Those copper pours in the sunshine are insanely beautiful!
Thank you for giving your dogs a moment in the spotlight, they deserve it
I love how you can see the true copper color in the sunlight even as it pours. It's quite beautiful.
I was thinking the same!
your mind wants to drink it
@@pedropedrohan102 Truly a forbidden drink.
@@GamerLoggos very hot orange juice
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Just amazing and mesmerizing. You are definitely a master at this craft. Your pours are so precise. Excellent video. Thank you.
Heโs been doing this for 16 years, heโd better be good
I worked in a recycling yard when I left school and loved doing this sort of stuff and playing with the big machines, it was a great outlet for my adhd
I love how he โfindsโ a hot cheesy pizza in a box under other stuff in his garage, or how he has a tote labeled burgers. ๐๐๐
You don't have a burger tote I thought they are as common as this comment
Surprisingly fresh for a tote burger, ๐
Its "borges" dont yall speak Australian? ๐ง
I KNOW right??? Word of warning... Never come to his channel hungry!
I need some boxes like that hahaha
I laughed entirely too hard when the white motor broke the ice blocks. Itโs like something outta Monty Python. Congrats on the milli amigo!
A company I worked for used to buy these used motors all the time, they are super heavy-duty and most of the time can be still used or repaired for a lot cheaper than the cost of a new one. Some of the companies near me, especially Procter and Gamble, used to tear down entire process lines and just "junk" everything, so the resellers that bought up the entire line used to have all these motors and tanks and other stuff we'd buy used. Saved so much money.
Im impressed by the tech that went into the building of the electric motor. Very intricate windings.
Props to the guy who invented fire. Without him, this channel wouldnt be the same :)
i think it was discovered homie
@@Unflushablepiss Naaa, he and the guy that invented drinkable water where genius
@@PrometheusV apologies good sir i am clearly no history buff...
@@Unflushablepiss No problem mate. Thats what the internet was discovered for: learning only real things that are absolutely true -
_Mahatma Ghandi_
I think his name is God.
Hey BigStack! I used to work in a motor repair shop. The way we pulled the windings out of a motor that size was to use an air chisel to cut one of the ends off the winding, then use a flame wand to burn off all the varnish. The coils would just pull out of the other end. Lot less messy.
Yeah, but does a blow tourch even heat up the metall so much that the plastic melts ?
Nice tip. Would you heat the copper directly from the inside? Or heat the stator from the outside?
@@yaykruser You use a bigger torch if the little one does not work. you just have to get enough heat in there to decompose the varnish, it does not need to be red hot, just around 400C for the varnish and epoxy to vanish completely.
@@SeanBZA DQ as
@@frankmurphy5 Iwould go from the inside so the heat and hot air gets trapped...
Hi everyone. That was just awesome. Iโm sitting down in my front room in jolly ole London U.K. and just got taken away from where I am for 34 minutes. Just loved watching this film. Well I love copper, itโs everywhere round here In scrap electrical cable and motors. Thanks again. Best wishes to you all.
i used to recycle old box TVs for the copper and other metals in them, those copper conductors in the middle are like gold i loved seeing fresh shiny copper
I love his voice its so soft an relaxing perfect for an asmr
What Voice? I never hear him speak
yes
Yeah not even a a "FUCK!!!" Stacked gota have the patience of a saint haha
@@KanriXD you can actually hear him speak in his earliest videos! He does have a pleasant voice but I'm not sure what @blindolakase means as he doesn't speak on this video or any of the recent ones. Their username makes me wonder if they are blind? so perhaps they have KRplus set up to read outloud the subtitles BigstackedD uses?
@@TH-kd1ju i was doing a joke at the fact that he never speaks xd but true in his old videos he used to speak
Great video on many levels, the stripping of the motor, making the ingots, how you put everything to use, a bit of humour and reward moments, and finally that impressive stockpile at the end. All done and put together brilliantly ๐
AEG ? I see ... i see a man of culture and style.
Honestly now.... that HUGE Motor is a beast !
And i loved every second of your breakdown and melting session :)
I enjoy the tear downs about as much as I like to admire the growth of that cache of metal , good work
Me too
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Can we all agree that speeded up sound of hammer is absolutely satisfying?
Love the focus on reusing and recycling. Our world needs much more of that!
It's money, dude. I imagine it's a hobby he enjoys.
Only the hippies with absolutely no understanding of economics or this world in general think it's about rEcYcLiNg.
When recycling becomes non profitable, they stop recycling.
"Sustainability" is centered around myths like climate change and green energy to scare you into compliance to their slavery based "utopia" which is really a dystopian nightmare for the common man.
Nothing like an existential crisis to whip people into obedience.
Blind by fear to the hypocrisy and contradictory edicts of the beast .
Awesome and congratulations on reaching one million. You have inspired me to begin scrapping too. Slowly collecting what I need. Thanks.
he deserves 2 million subs for this hardwork
at this speed, he will get to 2 millions in less than a year
If you ever take on a beast like this again, try cutting out front "crown", one where blue leads were and burning stator with your flamethrowers. Varnish and paper burn out and copper should come out very easily from the back. Should work on smaller motors too,down to about 3kW.
What would he gain by doing this?
@@nathank7006 It's a hell of a lot easier and faster to retrieve the copper from the motor. He gains time and energy.
@@ApprenticeGM and it would be cool to watch!
Yeah part of my job I do everyday is overhauling huge motors like this to extract all the copper. Cutting off the crown and throwing the stators into a fire pit and just letting them burn is definitely the way to go. One everything burns off of the copper, the copper will just slide out of the stator pretty easily
Yeah, was gonna say, wouldnt it be much easier to just cut that in half lengthwise and just split it apart to pluck out the wire instead of layer by layer?
I absolutely love your videos, I always watch them when I can't sleep because of my insomnia so I'll just binge them for hours at night
Super Video Thank you Happy Week for you Good Job Respect ๐๐ฅฐ๐๐ค๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
This video brought back a lot of memories. I worked for my brother as an Electrician's helper and I collected all scrap coppers for 2 years and I saved around 1.5k lbs, and copper was $2.75/lb. when I sold them and made $4,065. BTW, I don't burn the insulation, I meticulously and patiently stripped them by hand using nothing but, my handy knife.
Thats surprisingly cheap. I though copper was expensive.
@@NarutoSSj6 it's currently around $4.50 USD!
Clean copper was $10/kg a few weeks ago!!!!! Crazy high. I was getting $8.50 for burnt copper
Currency is AUD
There's different grades of copper too.. Grades 3, 2, and 1.. The scale is based on how clean your copper is.. The last time I took copper back here in Detroit, it was $2.55/lb (pound) for grade #1... You got the most for grade #1... Grade #3 you got the least .. This was about 2 years ago.. & yes, I have heard that scrape prices have gone up
That pile at the end looks like pirate treasures, that's so cool, good job man
hi i'm brazilian and i really like your content your videos are very nice and satisfying congratulations for the great job of polishing these bars
Thanks for editing this video upside down for your European and North American viewers bro. Super appreciate what you do
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Exactly! ๐
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@@user-dl3jo1gk6t ั ัะฐะบ ัะฐะดะธ ะธะฝัะตัะตัะฐ ะฟัะพะปะธััะฐะป ะบะพะผะผะตะฝัั. ะ ะพัะฝะพะฒะฝะพะผ ะบัะธะบะธ ะฝะฐะนั ะดะถะพะฑ ะธ ะฐะผะฐะทะธะฝะณ!!!! ะะฐัะพั ะฝัะฐะฒะธััั ะธะผ. ะะพัะพะผั ะธ ะผะธะปัะตะฝ. ะะฐ ััััะฑะต ะพะฝ ััะพะปัะบะพ ะฝะต ะฝะฐัะพะฑะธัะฐะป ะฑั. ะะพะผะถะธ ะตะผั ัะพัั ะฒ 100 ะพัะบะพะฒ ะดะฐะดัั. ะ ััั "ะบะพะฝัะตะฝัั". ะะทะฒัะฐัะตะฝะธะต.
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Thanks for adding some of the melting time info ๐ that's helpful.
This video is a fever dream, pulling burgers out of Tupperware in your garage, ice cream trucks stopping by your house, randomly going and grabbing 1000 pound motors
When the world runs outta copper,he's gonna be a billionaire
that 28 kilo's does 170 euro's were i live, so not even worth the hassle.
@@3DPeter yeah but he no doubt makes thousands on the video
Don't know how he'll make the money from his grave but sure
I'm a mechanic for a motor shop and last time we sold out scrap motors it was about $0.15 a pound, almost an entire shipping container is worth about $6k-$8k when we sold it. Price used to be about $0.40 a pound.
Tons of work to process and refine that all, pretty sure it's just sent overseas
A lot of scrappers have that much copper kicking arround. I had over 600 lbs recently. I cashed it in because the prices are up right now.
Came for the ingot forging, stayed for the sunbathing doggos ๐ this is epic! Hard to believe motors that big still exist!
Lol in brazil we can find things like that on our cities
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huh? Of course motors that big and even bigger still exist! In fact, this one was approaching the size that they will often get rewound if they fail.
This isn't even a big motor-maybe 250 HP. I'm a motor winder and these are at the small end of motors I do. It was sad to see such pretty windings get torn up.
I really appreciate the value chart near the end of the video!
Wow. This is the video. He just made an art. Very impressive.
Honestly i am extremly happy that you've surpassed your 1m subs goal, its been an honour to watch you grow since i started watching when you only had 2 shelves full๐ and it will continue to be an honour to watch you creep towards the 1tonn mark๐ keep doing you BigstackD๐ค๐ผโค
so what will he do after he hits 1 ton?
@@pedropedrohan102 i often wonder the same thing I hope bsD will give us a tease as we get closer to it ๐ค๐ผ
@@TheUnlikelyBaker369 I'm getting anxiety from thinking he'll quit after he reaches 1 ton
@@pedropedrohan102 he won't. It's an addiction at this point. All be it a fun and rewarding addiction
@@pedropedrohan102 i think that sometimes but i dont know, i have a feeling he might build a new shelf to fill or maybe even a little room๐๐
It is by sheer dumb luck that I found your channel, whether itโs KRplus algorithm, recommended views or Karma, Iโm so glad I did. I canโt wait to watch this video tonight while enjoying my own frosty beverage. My laser temperature reader is on order!!
I remember taking apart a garden-variety table fan for a school project. Made quite a mess getting the copper coils out of the stator, so I knew this disassembly would be painstaking.
Love your shows ๐ค.
the color of the melted copper in day light is incredible! thank you for this fabulous video.
I totally agree...I will never not love the look of molten copper!
Ya that's no joke breaking that down
forbidden fruit punch lol
Yeah that one shot of the pour coming out of the crucible had a GORGEOUS color.
My goodness. That was very labor intensive. Makes me proud that I subbed to you. Thanks for another great video
we love you bigstack! also how much was that motor?
The editing,recording would be as just has labour intensive as the actual work.
hello i am from greece i like your work, is perfect well done
"No one wants your silly ice creams"
Him smirking casually holding an ice cream: >:)
I admire your patience and dedication. This is like meditation to me.
Igual!!!! Saludos cordiales de ๐ฒ๐ฝ๐ฅ๐๐๐ฒ๐ฝ
The roar of the furnace, the sheen of liquid metal, the cooling sound of the ice, all these things have a special meaning for me. Thank you for what you do, congrats on the milestone, and wishing you and yours all the best. On a side note, my new job has me dealing with steel all day, so seeing 60 pounds of finished product and imagining moving it inside is something I know a lot about.
Hmm I must say I'm impressed . 2 big thumbs up from me ๐ ๐
1:07 A large truck for that small Motor, Amazing
25:40 "Drink your copper."
"But... it has chunks in it.."
" *T H E N C H E W I T* "
That trick where you put bolts inside where you were chiseling the housing apart was crucial. Don't want that to spring back and bite your fingers off!
deixa de ser ladrรฃo cara.
I did like that trick!!
Anyone else love standing/working/BEING inside their garage with the garage door open during a rain storm?
i love this videos for the content and because nothing goes to waste
I'm wondering what he's going to do with all these ingots,
In Skyrim this would be a very nice loot!
Love your videos!
he should sell them to us on his channel ๐๐ป
What the fuck does Skyrim have to do with this
@@Stellar-Cowboy ingots, skyrim, have you ever played?
@@Stellar-Cowboy whats skyrim???
@@martinedeards5424 itโs a game
Here was me thinking the 461kg motor was going to get you pretty close to the 1 tonne goal, clearly I didn't think it would only be the copper coming from it ๐ thank you for the big effort of the breakdown, melting and editing it truly was worth the effort and was a pleasure to watch ๐
This was the best one yet, congrats on getting to 1mil!
What a great video! Looking forward to watching more. โคโคโค
Man, your buddy's going to be shocked when he sees the load of iron and steel you've got for him this time!
Once in a while, I wonder what your neighbors must think? Like when they see the flames of your forge glowing brightly in the night, or when you got that giant motor delivered? And then I remember that I don't care what they think; I just think you're awesome and love your channel~
whats his friends channel?
@@samiulluimas good question. I'd love to know too.
Need sauce please? I really want to see what steel guy and poxy lady does
* Neighbor after reading some Roman mythology *
Welp, looks like my neighbor is actually **Vulcan and he's hard at work.
** the god, not the pointy-eared folks from Star Trek.
I'd imagine they hate him for all the noise he makes
I've been gone for a year. I see you have a second devil forge. Congrats! Thank you for doing your part cleaning up the environment and entertaining the masses. You still teach to this day, impressive.
Liquid copper in daylight sure is a sight to behold. Beautiful metal
Former worker at precious metal refinery.. this brings back memories.
Man, I never realised how much goes into making motors like these. The disassembling was very interesting!
that thing looked solid as hell. Imagine my surprise when he took the air hammer to it and I learn that it's nothing by sheets of metal around those wires!
and even more work that goes into recycling them!!!!!
Ah.........
It took the high IQ of Nick Tesla to invent it.
I agree, but why would you make such a mess on your pristine driveway?
@@kransurfing not really. that thing would go into a shredder and be separated after the fact on the other side in bits. Maybe in india or somewhere the labour is cheap but not a professional recycler.
@7:22 Ok Big StackD. Now I'm hungry. See what you did? ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ That is a good looking burger or should I say it WAS a good looking burger!
At 33:35 I'm having a stackers Wet Dream, this guy's serious about precious metal stacking!!...Well done mate!!๐
He took it apart the hard way but then again never did one that huge
Yes I definitely did do it the hard way but the whole time I had the headphones in listening to some awesome music I had the beers running freely nice and cold and it was a good little workout and the end result was pretty good. Iโm happy with the way it all worked out at the end of the day๐๐ป๐
Your neighbours must love youโฆ๐๐ Great to see stuff getting recycled!
This bogan should go live out on some land, not in a suburb lol
Actually it's just a bar that still needs to be refined and recycled appropriately. No metal refiner or processor would buy this stuff at full value.
@@adamjankowski7679 wtf are you talking about?
@@oldchunkofcoal2774 that metal was worth more before he โprocessed itโ if you any metals like copper wire or piping bring it to recyclers in that condition donโt melt it down.
The dedication put into this is amazing...
dedication would be not wasting these extremely valuable motors which will work for literally hundreds of years unless trashed purposely
I really enjoy watching the metal freeze all the way through
And since then you've put on another 340k. Congrats.
You don't realize how primitive the electric motor is - until you take apart one of this size! Practically pre-historic in shape and proportion.
A great melt-down job - as usual! Thanks for the ride-along!
The longest video yet, super excited to watch!
Metal floating just like gold ..!
You have shown me the path and I will walk it sir.
#amazing
My eyes... ะขะฐะบะพะณะพ ะธะทะฒัะฐัะตะฝะธั ั ะดะฐะฒะฝะพ ะฝะต ะฒะธะดะตะป. ะกะฟะธะปะธะป ั ะพะดะฝะพะน ััะพัะพะฝั ะพะฑะผะพัะบั, ั ะดััะณะพะน ััะตะทะฐะป ัััะถะบะธ, ะฝะฐะณัะตะป ััะฐัะพั ะดะพ ัะตะผะฟะตัะฐัััั ะฟะปะฐะฒะปะตะฝะธั ะปะฐะบะฐ ะธ ะฒัะดะตัะณะธะฒะฐะน ะฟะพะบะฐ ะณะพัััะตะต.
ะขะพะถ ัะฐะบ ะฟะพะดัะผะฐะป, ะฝะพ ะฟะฐัะตะฝั ะฝะต ััะฟะพะน ะฒัะต ัะฐะดะธ ะบะพะฝัะตะฝัะฐ ะดัะผะฐั)
ะะฐะทะพั ะธะทะผ.
ะ ะฝะฐัะบะพะปัะบะพ ะฑัะปะพ ะฑั ะฒัะณะพะดะฝะพ ะธะปะธ ะฝะตั ะฟะตัะตะผะพัะฐัั ะธ ะฟัะพะดะฐัั? ะะปะธ ัะพะปัะบะพ ะฒ ะ ะพััะธะธ ัะฐะบะธะผ ะผะฐะทะพั ะธะทะผะพะผ ะทะฐะฝะธะผะฐัััั?
@@pavel337 ััะพะฑั ะฟะตัะตะผะพัะฐัั ะฝัะถะตะฝ ัะฟะตัะธะฐะปะธัั, ะฐ ััะพ ัะถะต ัะฐัั ะพะดั, ะฐ ะฟะพัะพะผ ะฝะตะธะทะฒะตััะฝะพ ัะบะพะปัะบะพ ะฒัะตะผะตะฝะธ ัะนะดัั ะฝะฐ ะฟัะพะดะฐะถั.
ะะพัะตะผั ะพะฝ ั ะฒะฐะปะฐ ะผะตะดั ะฝะต ัะฝัะป. ะขะฐะผ ะตััั ะผะตะดะฝะฐั ะบะปะตัะบะฐ
I'm glad I found this. I've never seen this done before.
I like the brickwork on your driveway. I'm thinking I'd like to try something like this to cover my oily mess.
This brought back memories. I had a friend that used to collect broken Electric motors and his yard was filled with them and other junk. He got me to clean his yard and gave me the motors for doing it. I got over 50 motors and broke them all down with just a hammer and chisel. It took me nearly a year to break them all down. lol
3:30 WOOHOO!!!
Look at all that lovely Chedder.
6:58 am i the only one who found this part the most satisfying
What a fantastic job! Amazing that it took 7 days to tear apart, melt, clean up and edit. Really appreciate you sharing. ๐ Have a great weekend.
You really are the King my great respect.
Your dogs are the cutest and most precious ๐โค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธ
This is so far the biggest & best melting I've ever seen. ๐
Loved the liquid copper in sunlight, it looked fantastic โค๏ธ
Thanks bigstackD for spending so much time & energy for us subscribers. ๐ฅฐ
#BigstackDArmy
I've NEVER seen that much copper in my life. Guys.. he used a shovel.. FOR COPPER DUST. That's insane๐คฏ
โคโคโคโคWonderfull work my friend ๐น๐น๐น๐นi love it you workshop amd tools blees you from chile ๐๐๐๐๏ธ๐๏ธ๐๏ธ
Lol.. your dogs got yous a big thumbs up from us here...love them