Originally Posted by
ScrapYaHerd
I get about 1000lbs of scrap steel a week as a bi-product from
ewaste don't give that away sell it and that will pay for a storage unit.
I agree with you. I come from a hard-working family and it kills me to give away money but the money I would make from steel is simply not profitable to load/transfer from my current location given my time constraints.
This is why I think a storage unit would make sense. I could rent one a couple miles from a scrap yard, park my landscape trailer in the storage unit and fill it up with steel as I part out computers. When full, a quick 10 minute trip would equal $100.
Some posters above made some great points about finding large building for reasonably cheap. This is a great idea. My only worry is theft.
Another idea came to me when contemplating this rental. A printer tech who works for my friends IT company is in need of additional space to work out of. I told my friend, the owner, to rent him a storage unit right beside mine. This way he could easily buy parts off of me as well as refurbish printers for resell that we could split. We’ll see how all this goes. Thanks for the input everyone.
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