175kg Ingot Casting Lead, Copper, Aluminum, Brass (P2)

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Published 2024-07-29
Episode 286: 175kg Ingot Casting Lead, Copper, Aluminum, Brass (P2)

I hope everyone had a great weekend. Unfortunately, the video took longer than expected to be put together. This is the second part in a 3-part 165kg melt series for another channel " Rixis Metals". so with that, you all have a great rest of the week while I get next week's melt done.

Go and have a look at Andy's channel I will be melting a lot more from here.
   • 50Kg Boards to Bars series part 1  

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00:00 start
00:10 End Intro
01:26 Lead
04:00 Lead melt
07:14 Lead Pour
12:00 Aluminium melt
14:50 Aluminium pour
23:54 Copper Processing
28:31 Aluminium Melt
35:00 Copper Melt
40:00 Copper Pour
46:30 Aluminium melt
48:40 Aluminium pour
51:20 Brass
53:00 Dog
58:00 Round up
1GLA-Resistors-1136 grams
2PCA-MPKs-1514 grams
3MOS-Mosfet-1402 grams
4CER-Ceramic capacitors-1618 grams
5SIL-Silver components-3102 grams
6CPU-Processors-6126 grams
7TRA-Transistors-523 grams
8MBG-Mother Board Gold-1974 grams
9PIN-Gold pins-906 grams
10 LIQ-Electrolytic capacitor-6630 grams
11CAA-Metal Film Resistors-595 grams
12CRO-Crystal Oscillators-484 grams
13C&G-Ceramic PCB-1898 grams
14MLC-Multi-link capacitors-541 grams
15GOC-Gold Components 401 grams
16ML2-Multil link ceramic capacitors 98 grams
17SMF-Surface mounted fuses 141 grams




Hoard weight 252169g 252kg (Total metal weight I have melted to date)
Zinc 751g (0.75kg)
Tin 360g
Aluminium 154086g (154kg)
Copper 46596g (45kg) 1400g
Brass 14666g (14.1kg)
Bronze 2964g (2.9 Kilos)
Lead 29961g (29.5kg) 461g
Silver 250g (0.25kg),

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All Comments (14)
  • @EWasteJILL
    Thank you so much for mentioning my name and giving me credit about the cutting copper pipes in vice. Now I can add 'ADVISER TO AWSOME MELTERS WHO MAKE INGOTS AND REFINE PRECIOUS METALS FROM FREE SCRAP. 😊 STAY GROOVY Brother. 💖 From Minnesota 🇺🇸 😎
  • @rixismetals
    Couldn’t help myself but watch video again and look at those beautiful bars being made 😍😍
  • Great melt and your lab is looking amazing by the way can’t wait to see more!!!
  • @UlyssesDrax
    Nice video. Glad to see that you're masked too. Many other people don't realise the dangers of lead poisoning.
  • That sure was a handy piece of advice from Jill, I'll definitely be giving that a go👍 Molten aluminium always reminds me of Terminator 2 also😁 That was an awesome stack of aluminium ingots, wowzers! 😊
  • Always looking forward to your videos. Stay in touch Have a good day 60
  • @itsjustme356
    I don't know mate looking at the copper scrap just makes me smile I love those cast iron molds there not cheap hey ! , really enjoyed this whole session another like great session brother !
  • @itsjustme356
    Holy crap was that 200kg aluminium and more love the stack at the end wow
  • @rixismetals
    Awesome some video brother , bars are looking amazing , thank you you’ve been working hard doing those bars , you’ll be telling me when you’ve finished not to bring anything else to melt for a while as you’ll need a rest 👍😁😂😂
  • @scrapitall200
    Awesome video brother! Just noticed I wasn’t subbed to you anymore 😡 YouTube has issues 😂 Well I’m subbed, again!
  • @LE-6920
    You need use a 50L gas cans, I guess... And you need to right and reasonably build your production process - molds must be empty (already!), clean, dry and hot and lay down nearest as possible to the furnace and, the same time, easiest to pouring. All tools and devices must stay as quickest and easiest to reach... And then you'll not jumping around rapidly cooling crucible with metal that's nothing to hold and nowhere to pour...