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    brass wire connectors...

    ...how should I scrap them?



    I've been clipping them from any insulated wire I find, but am unsure on how to get the best price. Should I wait until I have a decent amount of just connectors, or just throw in any other brass/bronze I might have?

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    I do the same thing. I've got almost a jar full of them. Figure when I get more brass I'll scrap em all together.

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    I keep my smaller brass pieces like that in a little steel can. Just so there wont be little pieces scattering and getting lost when the scrapyard dumps out my brass it out to inspect.

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    I have taken that small can of brass clips & put it in a fire to roast.
    The rubber melts, burns, turns to ash.

    Then I take it out & let it cool down & tip it onto a sieve made from a old microwave door.
    Scrape that around for a while & let the ash drop off.
    Then I poured it into the top of a car radiator & bashed the opening closed.

    I get 'Rad' money for it. hehe

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