Not so new of a Idea

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Originally Posted by Mick

You can come and get all you want from me for $500/ton.

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$500 for 2000 pounds of starters??

Sounds promising, but I'm going to need you to drop 'em off. :)

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Originally Posted by Rusty Nuts

$500 for 2000 pounds of starters??

Sounds promising, but I'm going to need you to drop 'em off. :)

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No problem. There'll be a SMALL delivery charge. It's approx 1500 miles.

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Originally Posted by Mick

No problem. There'll be a SMALL delivery charge. It's approx 1500 miles.

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Well then, just break 'em down a little so they don't take up as much room.

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Originally Posted by Rusty Nuts

I'd look for one used..

or since we're American - we could just design and build our own version . :D

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Yeah i looked at some used one lastnight they are still 20k+ for a good one lol.But man you could make some good money for it.I called the place today and they said yeah they will buy granulated copper.It would either be #1 or #2.

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Originally Posted by Focker

Yeah i looked at some used one lastnight they are still 20k+ for a good one lol.But man you could make some good money for it.I called the place today and they said yeah they will buy granulated copper.It would either be #1 or #2.

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Thats why u would want to go direct to a foundry..they use granulated copper for their new steel..it adds strength to it

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Originally Posted by sjones99

Thats why u would want to go direct to a foundry..they use granulated copper for their new steel..it adds strength to it

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Copper in steel? Since when...?

They add it to the new steel in the foundry..it actually strengthens the steel...Where i live at we have several john deere factorys...They use between 10 to 20,000lbs per day of copper...and thats just one foundry.

"Copper significantly improves the corrosion resistance of steel in marine and inland environments"

http://www.copper.org/publications/n..._cu_steel.html