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Copper chads arise out of the molten ruins of burnt out e waste

>>55015380
Hard 2 time that

>>54974791
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>>54974791
Quit being a fagot dude i like coins and i agreed with you on the pyramid. Gold and silver end the federal reserve by smashing the jweish paper ponzi scheme. I bring up valid points and reply to you to engage in conversation but you just lump me in with IQDELET because you chose to not look at any of my input which does convey proper information. You can beat yourself off with my images because i can make more images and continue stacking silver. I ingest silver. It coats my neurons, i am the man of silver and you are a mere stacklet compared to me. Its okay though because you are not my enemy, in fact you are my fren.

>>54949401
>>54949401
>2-3x gains
Copperchad checking in half of the pennies that are zinc i turn into the bank as a deposit intona savings account. I keep the coppers

>>54928584
Not the best deal I could find the prices are that high now.

>>54899001
How much would you make per hour if you made 1 penny per second? On top of that, pulling out the coppers which are worrh at least 2 or 3x
>$50 FV for $170

>>54789241
Based. Cheapest way to get copper is a bunch of pennies but youll need to sort. The journey of 10000 oz begins with one

>>54787717
Sd bullion is selling them for more than 3x face value
>>54787730
Tool changers and coolant thru are kind of a meme unless you're doing mass production. We do so many different parts that the toolccarousel has standardized tooling. But there are two machines at work that require manual tool changes, they are very robust machines. Its quicker to change them by hand if youre not running many parts. Never used a Tormach before, but as long as they are rigid it shoukd be good, just cut conservatively, there are some haas, fadals, and some chink machine and they all get tortured, the chink machine is so clunky though, its reserved for retard jobs like facing metal stock or just 1st operation stuff. Cnc is the future but manual mills and lathes are always going to be around. Always.
One of these days I gotta turn some silver on the lathe, see what the chips look like and aee what sorta cutters would fare besf.