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  1. 05-29-2012, 10:04 PM #1
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    Hello everyone , glad to be here

    Looking forward to learning from everyone and making some extra money

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    welcome!...tell us alittle more about u and what type of scrap you get most of the time.
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    welcome to the forum
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    Quote Originally Posted by easyrecycle View Post
    welcome!...tell us alittle more about u and what type of scrap you get most of the time.

    I`ve been a plumber for 12 years so I `ve been scraping brass and copper for that long but I never scrapped any steel or water heaters we just always left them by the dumpster in the shop and some guys took them . With the economy going to hell I`m looking to make some extra money and i plan on scrapping every piece of metal I can get my hands on. I`m setting my garage up with a work bench to take apart electric motors and such .
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    Just get you some totes or banana boxes to hold the smaller stuff and break it all down to it's individual components.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mechanic688 View Post
    Just get you some totes or banana boxes to hold the smaller stuff and break it all down to it's individual components.
    Sounds good , thanks for the advice

    Can you mix all steel together ? galvanized , black , tin ???
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    Quote Originally Posted by Leisure View Post
    Sounds good , thanks for the advice
    Can you mix all steel together ? galvanized , black , tin ???
    Yes you can unless you have a large quantity of thick scrap cut down to 2 or 3 foot lengths. That will usually get you top steel price.
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