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    Quote Originally Posted by spinroch View Post
    Bifurcated! I love that word!
    You can cut the aluminum with an angle grinder (Use a vice, Gloves & goggles!)
    The copper can then be easily driven out.
    I usually set them across a couple of transformers (for support) and use a hammer and a big punch. Then I blast the copper slug out.
    Then it turns into money!
    Make sure you do this on a concrete floor and not on your workbench, if you can.
    I put the aluminum part in a vice and use a grinder to cut the part holding the copper. Then it pops out easy. Otherwise, I could beat on that copper slug forever and it was so tight, it wouldn't budge.


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