Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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Hi everyone! After many bruised & bloody knuckles not to mention puncture wounds from stabbing myself with the tool that I was using I think i finally have everything broken down and ready to sell! Here's what I ended up getting!
Motherboards:
Processors:
Memory:
PCI cards:
USB finger boards:
Other Finger boards:
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More Pics exceeded max allowed lol
Misc Boards:
Wireless boards:
hard drive boards:
And I have a box set aside to sell to part time scrapper that i didn't break down of course.
Again, if anyone wants to see what their help has been going toward here is the link to see the team!!
http://www.kcra.com/video/30535235/detail.html?taf=sac
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From what I'm seeing you've got a decent payday there, now to just find you a buyer that you are comfortable with.
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Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
Cool! Can you post a link to the album Julie? My old slow connection won't never load this page with all the photos at once, maybe from the album could open em one at a time. I'd kinda like to see all the goodies you found
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Here's a link for the album bear. http://s1055.photobucket.com/albums/s519/JulieBugg3/
Did you see the team?
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
cool! thanks JulieI'll try again when i can leave it awhile to load
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
well, so far i've been able to see two of them, that second motherboard photo, what is that board in the lower left? I can't quite figure that one out (looks like it has some chips on it? ). Do you have a point and shoot camera with an optical zoom? It doesn't matter how much zoom, just a 3x is better than none, as long as it has some optical zoom, your photos will have much greater clarity (megapixels aren't nearly as important as basic optics ; )
That third photo you have some old ISA networking boards I believe, the long ones on the left, do those have like 5 ethernet connectors on each one? Those should be a better grade too, in my thinking, than regular pci finger cards, but i guess you'll just have to leave that them to decide how to treat ya on that one. You must have gotten ahold of an old office server there or something
I'm following this in the order you started with, photobucket kinda reverses them, so i started at the bottom
Cool job Julie!
Last edited by Bear; 03-04-2012 at 07:39 AM.
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I have a woody
Last edited by EcoSafe; 03-04-2012 at 07:42 AM.
Great job Julie! Looks to me like a decent payday coming to you. The real value is all the knowledge you have gained that you didn't have when you started the fun. And don't worry about that blood, it adds a little weight too
Good Job!
Experienced Scrapper
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Congratulations Julie. Now start boxing that stuff up and get it shipped. I'm sure you've analyzed our buyers by now. They all come highly recommended !
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Nice work Julie!
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"Give them enough so they can do something with it, but not too much that they won't do nothing."
You learned quickly grasshopper, congrats on a job well done, Mike.
"Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}
Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked
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woot look forward to your box
Julie, I have forgotten do you have a baby on the team? Or how did you get involved? Mike
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Very good work!. We are all glad to have been here for you.
I would also like to take the chance to thank the rest of the forum. We could have just pounced on Julie and told her to read, read,read. But we recognised that she was in an immediate need of assistance for some kids and not for herself.
You guys all did good.
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Just 1 more thing. On the pci cards you have the heat sinks still attached. Use a flat head screw driver to pry and twist it from the thermal paste. they pop right off. other then that looks like you did very well.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
I wondered about that too, Dune, but they also removed the steel plates off the ends, when most places say don't bother. I wonder if they wouldn't take it as an equal trade ( or maybe better since they're getting aluminum for steel )
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Those extra pieces left on the batch of 75 pounds of cards came up with 8 lbs of heat sinks and 4 pounds of steel. or something around there all i know there was 12 pounds of waste material. And i rather make my buyers life more easy to have a better relationship with them. Some times down the line you might have to ask for a little better price and having a good reputation with them will pave that rocky road all the better.
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Or future new winch/wench? lolOriginally Posted by olddude
I have a woody
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No it's actually my youngest sister's team... No babies here! Good thing too there are too many sharp things around!
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