Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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Since i started scraping ,I look back at all the things i use to struggle to take apart
NOW
A no PCB ballast is broken down 15 seconds and based on CC or CU
i make a decision
Microwave 1 min Tv's 90 seconds I know about metal - I know things i never knew / I am liveing and breathing metal / my hands are black as i type with cuts on the finger tips.
BUT what skills have I developed for used in the job market , I know I feel like i can do any thing with a black smith mallet LOL
Last edited by Copper Head; 02-02-2012 at 07:50 PM.
You've developed work ethic and determination.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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It will cost me 14 lbs of copper to join @ my current price of my area.
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Last edited by Copper Head; 02-02-2012 at 08:47 PM.
Now all you need are some burns on your arms from a torch and you are set for life.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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Would the fire pit count , I think i singe my eye brow for life . A yes FIRE is the great reducer to all things great .
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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Sword of No SwordOriginally Posted by Copper Head
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
Yes you pick up speed with time, my old partner could clean anything...anything with an anvil,3 lb. hand sledge,chisel and punch, and pliers. He just bashed everything to a pulp and leaned up the scraps. Jobs?? no thanks..I enjoy work but detest jobs. I have been too independent for too long. Keep it up!!
Experienced Scrapper
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I've enjoyed your posts over the last 5 mos since you joined the forum Copper Head. You have a strong determination to succeed and to learn the fastest ways to do it. I'm glad you are a part of my forum family. And keep the posts coming !
You have learned how to provide for yourself
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You have learned a TRADE....You will never go hungry, you will never NOT be able to provide for your family. Everyone misses the fact that Scrapping is a TRADE....
“Most people miss opportunity because it wears overalls and looks like work .” ― Thomas A. Edison
www.thortekrecycling.com
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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I recently was on a job shut down (for now) I was aloud at lunch & end of day to scrap , but I was also paid to help do demo - I did not even recognize myself from my past . All day I am hitting with a mallet (wood) to help tear apart & it was so familiar to me, I knew the weak spots to hit . I am a changed person But a scraper like me did loose focus from time to time ,like I see a guy tossing a door to dumpster and i said hold it . I hit the large door stop (damper) off felt like 6 lb well one of the guys says to me when you do demo don't scrap. At this point might as well ask me not to breathe
Thornton Scrapper
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"Why work and make someone else rich when you can work for yourself and make yourself rich" A great quote from a friend of mine
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I am a great worker and a good employer, but I have never been a good employee. I have only worked for a few people in my life. They were all good people and decent jobs, but I just like to do my own thing for myself.
There may a million better places to live than Iowa, but none of them are home!
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