Sometimes I feel sad seeing parts that could still be used just thrown away in bulk.
Setting aside selling on Yahoo Auctions… I thought about it.
First, I’m surprised by how many fasteners there are.
In reality they could still be used, but considering aesthetics and safety, they end up needing replacement.
Iron, stainless steel, and aluminum are the most common materials in motorcycles.
We buy from 1kg~
Like, why don’t you check it out?
(Stock) Ohata Shoji
Huh? They handle metals I’ve never even heard of.
Their range of purchases is quite wide (*’ω’*)
Copper, the star of metals, definitely gets premium prices.
But collecting it by the kilogram from motorcycles is quite difficult…
Brake discs are quite bothersome as scrap.
Even though it’s stainless steel, the 400 series used in brake discs—they buy those too, but…
42 yen/kg. Bring 100kg and get 4,200 yen… that’s volunteer work.
What I found surprisingly interesting was carbide. It’s quite expensive.
2,750 yen/kg. That’s quite promising…
28,000 yen/piece ~ 1,000 yen depending on size.
This time I think I’ll make a carbide box…
Throwaway throwaway items that can no longer be thrown away, isn’t that how it feels?
