How I organize my scrap area, making scrapping easier and more efficient. - Page 4

If you're shipping the laptops out whole and working, I'd recommend using a thin layer of styrofoam packing between the screen and the keyboard. A lot of the laptops on the bottom of pallets that I've seen have had screens broken from the weight.

Some buyers (Like me) will pay more for laptops that aren't damaged, and some don't care. But, packing is crucial!

I love those Dino bags also and would purchase some from you if your interested pm me. Thanks and nice sorting

Originally Posted by matador

If you're shipping the laptops out whole and working, I'd recommend using a thin layer of styrofoam packing between the screen and the keyboard. A lot of the laptops on the bottom of pallets that I've seen have had screens broken from the weight.

Some buyers (Like me) will pay more for laptops that aren't damaged, and some don't care. But, packing is crucial!

I am not sure on the condition of the laptops. I Believe most are broke. I will sell them as is, as 'untested'.

I was considering trying to put them up for auction. Has anyone done this? Has it worked out? Pallets of roughly 100 laptops are selling between 1k -2k on my local public auctions. Going as 'untested'

This should give you an idea- they're selling with 1 bid on eBay, so it looks like a small market, but you never know until you try!

Here's the link to completed listings: Laptop Pallet | eBay

In the appliance shop i use hollowed out dishwashers for hold in scrap compressors. It holds in loose oil and has the frame that i can loop a dolly strap through. Because 15 compressors weighs quite a bit

Very nice set up!! LOVE the magnets for bits - I will definately implement that!

Thank you for sharing!