Yes, I find it very worthwhile.
Yes, it kills time and adds a bit to my bottom line.
Depends on my mood.
No, not worthwhile to me.
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the tube is a vacuum tube so no gas comes out when they break, they do contain lead though
"It turns out that the glass in a CRT contains a lot of lead. A big CRT can contain up to 5 pounds (2.2 kilograms) of lead."
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/scrap...hors-crts.html
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No poison gas, that's good. My wife was upset and worried. As the lead goes, isn't that something that has value, like a buckets full of wheel weights an such? Or is the removal process of the lead inside the CRTs costly?Originally Posted by jghilino
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i would imagine the removal of lead from leaded glass is expensive
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The lead inside a CRT is not "collectable" as such. Watch a UTube video if you want to see how it's done.
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