Video Game Scrap Scrapping For Gold, Silver, Palladium, Aluminium Steel ...

This was a video that I made during the holidays which I didn't get a chance to upload. In the Video I sort through some of the left over scrap I collected that was pulled for video games systems like the PS3.

I should be posting a few more video that I recently made.

Holiday Scrapping 7 Printers for Gold, Silver, Copper, Aluminium & More

Sorry for the video. Still learning how to get these done right. Also sorry for having the video cut at the end. Ran out of space on my camera.

In this video I only show one large printer getting scrapped. If I would have done all of them, the video would have been 2 or 3 hours long. I scrapped the biggest printer I had which was a Lexmark x646 which is about 70 lbs. At the end of the video I go through what I would have gotten money wise for all the scrap.

My next video will be based on scrapping about 15 PC's

Scrapping to Make Money During the Holidays Gold, Silver Platinum Pallad...

So the last 2 months I've collected a bunch of stuff. I haven't had much time to scrap but with the holidays and some extra time off, I could get to this scrap and make some money. As shown in my video, I have a few printers, a bunch of random video game console scrap, about 10 desktop PCs and another 6 or 7 LCD / LED computer monitors. I'm going to separate all of these into different videos and see how much money I could make.

Making Good Money Scrapping

Video on Tantalum capacitors. I haven't had much luck with these but I'm gonna give it another go on selling them. They should be worth a lot of money but I didn't have any luck selling them the first time. If anyone has any advice or ideas like and comment.

Making Good Money Scrapping & Scraping Monolithic Ceramic Capacitors MCC

In this video, I decided I take a look at Monolithic Ceramic Capacitors. These are pretty valuable when it comes to scrapping. Almost $4 an ounce on eBay. I've been lucky because I've had a good supply of these with the type of items I deal with.

Scrapping Kids Toys. Is there Money in Those Plastic Things??? Wire? Cop...

So in this video, I decided to look at one of my kids' toys that just stopped working. I was about to throw it in the trash and said to my self. Let me open it up. So, I made this is the video of it.

Is Scrapping Electronics Worth the Time? Can You Make Money Doing This?

Sorry for the bad quality in my video. My software didn't like my new camera's video format so I had to convert then put the different videos together.

In this video I go through some items I picked up while I was to pick up inventory. Easy money if you ask me. I tally up all the prices of each material I plan to scrap. Not bad for an hours work and all on my to pick up inventory

Playstation 4 PS4 Taredown for Repair & Scrapping for Gold, Palladium an...

I'm sure many of you will mention that I could make a lot of money by selling it as is and not scrapping it. Well, you're right and I mention this in my video many times but the video will still help. I personally did not scrap this but though some information on taking it apart possibly for repair or selling the parts might be useful to some and eventually in 6 to 7 years you might actually scrap one of these.

Scrapping a Microsoft Xbox 360 Console for Prescious Metals Gold Silver ...

 The video shows you what to scrap on an Xbox 360 and were to find gold, copper, aluminum and other important metals and scrappable material

Scrapping Lexmark T630 Printer For Prescious Metals Gold Wire Plastic & ...

In this video, I took apart an "at the time"high-end Lexmark T630 laser printer. In the video, I only show the end result because taking this apart to its core was a long process. Maybe 30 minutes. I pretty much go over the stuff you could scrap and what to look for. You could use this video as a guide for taking apart other high-end printers

Scrapping a PC Desktop Computer for Precious Metals Gold Refining

In this video, I take apart a PC and describe what you could do with the parts found in a desktop PC. If it's worth the time to cut gold fingers and wires or sell the parts as is.

Scrapping a Cell Phone. Is it Worth it? Should I Strip it and Sell the B...

In this video, I pretty much strip a cell phone down to its board and talk about if it's worth stripping it down or selling it as a whole. I know many scrappers like to tare everything down to its core to maximize the money you could make but I find some scrappers choose to ignore that time also costs money even if you're doing this as a hobby. I go through the process of looking at the time it takes to scrap one of these phones and if it's actually worth doing.

Scrapping a PS3 Part 3: Taking Apart a APS-226 Power Supply for Gold & P...

The video shows you the internals of a PS3 APs-226 Power Supply and shows you where to find the precious metals like gold and other metal like copper. Hopefully, you scrappers will find this useful.

Scrapping a PS3 Part 2: Taking Apart a KES400 KEM400 Blu-ray for Gold & ...

The video shows you the internals of a PS3 Blu-Ray Drive and shows you where to find the precious metals like gold. Hopefully, you scrappers will find this useful.

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Scrapping a Playstation 3 model CECHA01 for Gold, Silver, Palladium & Ot...

Welcome to my first scrapping video. The video shows you how to take apart a Ps3 CECHA01 and shows you where to find the precious metals like gold silver palladium and others. Hopefully, you scrappers will find this useful. I also want to thank 2 scrappers I'm currently following on youtube. Mike the scrapper & Moose Scrapper. Before them, I was throwing out hundreds of dollars in the garbage from steel, motherboards and all sorts of other material.