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ONE HALF of 2022 is over and we are at the cusp of the 2nd half starting. Where are scrap prices heading? Where have they been? What should you sell? What should you sell? Tom has all the answers to give you a good idea of what to expect heading into the second half of 2022.
Support the showIn this 3-Part Series, Tom Buechel and Energy Economist Marc Champagne tackle the future possible challenges for the world as we continue to deal with the oil and energy crisis.
Support the showIn this 3-Part Series, Tom Buechel and Energy Economist Marc Champagne tackle the current events that have led to the current market conditions and how the world is handling them.
Support the showIn this 3-Part Series, Tom Buechel and Energy Economist Marc Champagne tackle the past events and actions that brought the world to the current energy crisis we are dealing with today. They discuss everything from conflict in Ukraine, to the pandemic, to the quick hike in prices of oil.
π NEXT Episode Airs on Monday, 6/20/22
Tom goes through several types of fans to see if they are worth taking apart for the electric motors inside. Remember, some motors may be made with aluminum, not copper.
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Born from a scrap yard, Rockaway Recycling, Tom, the Found of the iScrap App, explains the beginnings of the scrap metal app and how it came to be where it is today!
Support the showTom walks through some of the most common metals that are found at scrap yards and how you can sort and separate them for the best profit. While some materials can be taken apart, that doesn't mean they have to be.
Support the showπ Check Scrap Prices: https://iScrapApp.com/ - We had this comment pop up recently about why you shouldn't sell copper to yards that don't resell to street traders. While that may be something you have heard, it's not necessarily the way to go.
Support the showTom walks through some of the common frustrations we have heard from scrappers over the years and how you can deal with them.
Support the showTom walks through some of the options when becoming a full time scrapper and getting a license.
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