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Their collection includes rare and intriguing parts, like solid brass components and small brass or aluminum pieces, which seem to have novelty or collectible value. They briefly mention a tiny cannon made on a lathe, teasing the audience with a glimpse of their precision work, indicating their proficiency with machining small, detailed parts.
Collecting and Evaluating Heavy-Weight Scrap and Components
A significant part of their workshop revolves around acquiring and repurposing heavy military or industrial hardware. They muffle the details but reveal quantities of scrap, including parts from decommissioned artillery—like Orlikon cannons—and other military-grade materials. One load weighs approximately 800 kilograms, sourced from the UK, emphasizing the scale of their collection.