What should I do with my metal scrap?

Once again, I regret that "rec.crafts.meatworking" was never made an official newsgroup. (I think I last proposed this when I saw a meat- cutting bandsaw in a Harbor Freight flyer!)

:-).

Tim.

The whole machine weighs 8 lbs so WAG the auger at say 0.5 lbs? Half a pound times U$0.36 is about 18c worth of aluminum.

Those brass bells are worth U$1.14 per pound if you have less than a truckload of them. One or more truckloads would net you about U$76,000 per. Do you have at least 40,000 pounds of brass bells?

--Winston

I meant the brass bell things for my friend. But then, you are right, she might want the other stuff too but she is very busy trying to create an event in her community and so she probbaly won't bother with the auger thing. I'll give it away.

I think rec.crafts.butchering along with rec.crafts.butchering.politics is the way to go.

Wes

I dunno, you might offer it to your artist friend instead. She could make a 'found object' sculpture from it.

Here for example is a U$525.00 (Five Hundred Twenty - five dollar) piece of 'found object' art:

--Winston

Okay; I'll tell her about that too.

(...)

Good!

This will get her started:

--Winston

On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:09:57 -0400, with neither quill nor qualm, Wes quickly quoth:

If you've ever seen my welding, I think rec.crafts.metaldorking or rec.crafts.butchering would be good forums for me. ;)

-- Everything I did in my life that was worthwhile I caught hell for. -- Earl Warren

way to go.

After last sundays attempt at making a stepped key with c clip reliefs for my Clausing

Wes