Really love the honesty in your videos, you make it so easy to understand exactly what you are doing with no messing around or exaggerated expectations. So please keep up the great videos.
You Sir are my hands down favorite alchemist. Well done! I appreciate your attention to detail as well as your commitment to effectively treating your waste .
I am always amazed by how much sand I find in armbands and gypsum in some heavy rings. These goldsmiths are really handy in making hefty feeling products with less material. (I only forward the scrap to the refiner)
Looks like your electric incineration furnace needs a good cleanout with precious metals recovery. Maybe add that material to a refining batch?Just a thought. Maybe a good sweeping around your melt table area? Might be worthwhile. I love all your content and videos; always eager to watch whatever you produce. Your content is highly interesting!
Hey Sreetips! Those old watches with mechanical movements are valuable, meaning the movements themselves can be sold on e-bay to watch repair hobbyists like me! Thanks Shipmate!
Watching Sreetips got me started on refining silver. So addictive I am even refining rounds and bars that don’t need refining. Now, I am looking at my tenth gold eagles with crazy eyes. 🤡
37:34 I started following a strict process of using ferrous sulfate for precipitation when the solution is green. Too much copper in the solution makes the gold not conglomerate together well for me when using smb.
You’re burning the midnight oil. I just got home at the end of civil twilight (53°N 114°W) and will be viewing this during nautical twilight. I feel that is fitting considering your Naval Service background. Thank you Sir!…and of course, You are welcome.👍👍🤟
Thank you for the info about being gold filled. You do bring out a lot of interesting info on your videos. I may use or may never use some of the info on these videos, but it sure is fun to learn about this "stuff". I think that much of what you do is beyond my skill set. Keep it up my friend and stay safe.