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Title: [wts] a mystery box full of metal scraps Post by: TotallyNotaLiar on March 23, 2018, 10:41:07 PM make an offer
price offered will determine the size and weight of the mystery I could send you. all harvested from dismantled computer components. batteries, wires and pcb's not included. Title: Re: [wts] a mystery box full of metal scraps Post by: erre on March 23, 2018, 10:42:49 PM Weird, but still better than many ICO offers ;D
Title: Re: [wts] a mystery box full of metal scraps Post by: TotallyNotaLiar on March 23, 2018, 10:43:54 PM I figure if someone had the skill to recycle the components I would muster the skill to dismantle them, put them in a box and ship them to that individual.
This could follow up with a mystery box full of chips if I ever find myself a good de-soldering setup. Title: Re: [wts] a mystery box full of metal scraps Post by: SaltySpitoon on March 23, 2018, 10:49:29 PM What computer components is the metal from? I'd assume copper/aluminum? And mostly in wire or what form? I can re-purpose all non ferrous metals, its just a question of whether its worth doing so.
Title: Re: [wts] a mystery box full of metal scraps Post by: TotallyNotaLiar on March 23, 2018, 10:58:16 PM What computer components is the metal from? I'd assume copper/aluminum? And mostly in wire or what form? I can re-purpose all non ferrous metals, its just a question of whether its worth doing so. yeah, old computers have huge chunks of specific materials. If you'd like I could assemble a small sampler pack for you. You would need to test them for ferrous content yourself. I haven't separated enough wires at this time to make it worth sending any, if you'd like me to start a mystery box of wire then I could think about it, but not particularily interested in that at this time. I'll consider mystery boxes in this order of importance. metal scraps chips |