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Scrap Carbide - $200 to $300 a coffee can
Scrap Carbide
$200 to $300 a coffee can A coffee can of scrap carbide weighs about 40# to 60#. It costs $8.10 to ship it by flat box USPS (US Mail) and $12 if you want to send it certified. It is worth at least $5.00 a pound now and maybe more. That comes to about $200 to $300 for a coffee can of carbide. Do a Google search to see who buys small quantities of scrap carbide. Typically you get a check in 30 days. Tom |
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Scrap Carbide - $200 to $300 a coffee can
Well that explains why nobody can budge the 30 gallon drum in the shop.
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Scrap Carbide - $200 to $300 a coffee can
wrote in message oups.com... Scrap Carbide $200 to $300 a coffee can Somehow, I think that most people in this group concider "Scrap" carbide as raw material. I have accumulated a handfull of 1/2" round x 3/16 thick with a special hole in the middle. I use the hole. Any market for perfect OD rounds? |
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