Your buddy needs credit for not littering all of these cans throughout the years.

I think we can all agree that the most impressive part of this video is your perseverance. Thanks for the entertainment!

This is by far the "greatest aluminum can meltdown" on YouTube... Thanks for the time and effort  you put into this project... I love it to "DEATH"

That shelf is so gonna break at 3am and scare the crap out of you. Great video!

Fun to watch. Not sure the propane guy hates his best customer.

Now THAT is something not even BigstackD has tackled! Fun to watch, too.

In my estimation, 500+ cans is a massive melt.  This was a MEGA melt!  And I loved your supporting cast - you always come up with great ways of enhancing your content.  Thank you for all your efforts!

This was awesome. Not sure what is more incredible though. Your patience to melt down thousands of cans, or how much fun your buddy has had on his camping trips.

I don't know what I am more surprised with: the amount of bars you made or all the death statues you keep summoning

Where I live in Australia, a single can is worth 10 cents when recycled at a depot. You’d be looking at $840.50 AUD right there!

Loved how you could see the shelf bend an inch or so at the end 😂

Hey all you beautiful people! This was a MASSIVE project that took me a few weeks to orchestrate and conduct, and cram into just under 16 minutes. Melting cans takes a long time, but melting over 8,000 cans takes even longer 😂. I hope you all enjoy watching this madness as much as I did creating it. Let me know what you think of the video and stay awesome my friends 👍
Update: After my buddy watched the video, he texted me and said “I said that was 2 years of camping, not 10 lol”
😬 I thought he said 10 when he dropped them off. Wanted to clarify…

After watching BigStackd for years- I cannot fathom how clean and smooth this guys pours and stacks are

Brother that shelf is STRUGGLING! Great vid, great bars, great stack. Love it.

Now imagine if he had a crucible and cast big enough to make one giant ingot.

I melt a lot of cans, but 8400+! That's dedication my friend. I started with a little 6kg furnace. Have since upgraded to the 10kg Devil-Forge and it goes much faster. That was a joy to watch.

Having seen the ant hill pours, I've wondered how well an electric induction hot plate with an iron dutch oven would do for assisting with a can melt.  If the aluminum didn't melt in the hotplate at least a bunch could get up to 800 degrees or so.  And with different breakers you could have a handful going at one time.  One can of propane cost how much and 1 kw of power for an hour cost 10¢. If an induction hot plate is $50 it could still save money in propane and potentially be a lot safer.

This video is sick! Amazing patience and persistence through this. Love seeing that pile of melted blocks

if it's him with 2 other guys, they drank about 1.36 beer each day per person for 10 years

It boggles my mind that more than one of these ASMR meltdown channels exist.