Scrapping a toaster for copper, silver, steel, and very little waste.
Hello scrappers and planet lovers. This video will show you all the copper, silver, and other metals that are found in a toaster. I will show you how to safely and effectively separate the metals in order to maximize your profits. Most importantly, there is very little waste in a toaster.
Видео Scrapping a toaster for copper, silver, steel, and very little waste. канала Tin Man Scrapper
Видео Scrapping a toaster for copper, silver, steel, and very little waste. канала Tin Man Scrapper
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