Scrapping power supply adapter heads: small items worth BIG PROFIT!!

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some power supply adapter heads have loads of copper, tin, and brass.
identify and separate the metals in order to help maximize your profit !

LOL I always just threw them in them in the Burn Barrel with the rest of my Trash.
I Never Tore one Apart that I Remember.

This Guy is a Wimp Though. Not only Safety Glasses which I Sort of can understand if You Scare easy, But "Ear Plugs :laughing9: " to Hit a Adapter with a Hammer :laughing7:

 

yea those have small copper ( mostly ) transformers in them + brass , worth it if you save them up . & something to do when bored .
 

some power supply adapter heads have loads of copper, tin, and brass.
identify and separate the metals in order to help maximize your profit !

LOL I always just threw them in them in the Burn Barrel with the rest of my Trash.
I Never Tore one Apart that I Remember.

This Guy is a Wimp Though. Not only Safety Glasses which I Sort of can understand if You Scare easy, But "Ear Plugs :laughing9: " to Hit a Adapter with a Hammer :laughing7:


Is it legal to burn that sort of thing where you are at?
 

:dontknow: at the time I lived in a Small Town Where everyone who mattered, minded there own business. so if you didn''t run to a government office or get on the phone and ask the state :dontknow:
it didn't shortin the life of your neighbors. or cause global warming !

going to a place the size of mayberry, or Hootersville would have been like going to the big city
:coffee2:
 

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In all the yrs of operating a scrap company I never once bought the brass plug ends as a seperate brass item.
Transformers yes, as copper content.
The guy has lots of time on his hands.

I had a sign on the wall..
"If It Was Easy It Would Have Been Done"
SCRAP 101
 

Dead CD player's converter became my plastic coffee tub electrolysis power supply.
It and the rest of the components fit in the empty dry tub and the lid goes on for storage.
Probably a partial baggie of wash soda in there too.
 

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