As somebody who has scrapped close to 100 CRT TV's and monitors in the past, I can safely say that this was possibly the worst example of taking one apart that I've ever seen
gregs wife: buys new flat screen for greg for christmas greg in the summer: strips tv gregs wife: honey wheres the tv? greg: I got the money honey! hands wife the $20 he got
PLEASE...discharge those sets first...and disasemble it correctly without contaminating you and your household residents with toxic materials! Too nice a guy to be hurting yourself.
TheDreamCar they can carry a powerful electric charge after being used.....not have to be plugged in....can REALLY hurt ya. Use a flatheat screwdriver right behind that plug thing in the picture tube...ground out the screwdriver.....could save you a nasty shock. See moosescrapper and mike the scrapper videos very good about scrapping tvs. Good to scrap but require slow carefully. Very toxic and hazardus brother....best regards from Ca.
TheDreamCar he means the power capacitors & the anode. some can hold a charge even after having been disconnected for a long time. especially CRT's are notorious for having lethal amounts of current. not to mention a lot of crt's use toxic phosphorus in powder (gets in the air easily) plus the lead in the glass & some other stuff. there is a reason several landfills consider crt's toxic waste. and professional crt recyclers use a robot to cut open the crt's in an enclosed enviroment & all the workers are required to have respirators (not just the flimsy dust masks) (not sure if moose is the best for safety though)
What do you mean more are you not concered about himself risking himself and the viewers to take a apart of an tv that can kill them instantly you dont know what you mean you love his videos im disgusted this is the worst shit i ever seen
While I respect your desire to recycle, you're handling a CRT which contains about 2-6 lbs of lead. After removing the plastic casing, removing brown board, not green board which you call mother board, the top piece you broke off to release air, has a clamp below to remove what is called a copper YOKE, which if you unscrew the YOKE, you could pull off with out break the tube, aka CRT. That metal inside your tube is LEAD containmination, broken glass now releasing beautiful lead within your environment which you have added to a glass recycle center. The petty amount of metal you received inside the tube (CRT) is not worth the amount of lead you just released!!
so if I was to recycle lead from batteries sinkers etc will I be creating a hazard also i dont understand why this lead in the glass makes everyone freak out its the breathing part right? im ignorant please help me correct that can you just shoot with 22 then incinerate the glass to get the lead back?
The metal you are calling magnesium is ferrite I'm pretty sure. Might have some magnesium in it. But it usually considered iron scrap or mixed metal scrap.
I agree @Paul Knotts. BE SURE TO DISCHARGE THE ANODE, BOOT ON SIDE OF THE PICTURE TUBE (CRT). COULD STILL HOLD A CHARGE LIKE A CAPACITOR. Take a screwdriver and a clip lead and ground the anode to the chassis. That little bit of a charge, that could still be stored in the CRT, can knock you on your A$$. During normal operation of a TV, there is about 20kv to 30kv on the anode connection. I always check when I disassemble TV sets and computer monitors with the old CRTs in them. SAFETY FIRST.
PLEASE REMOVE THIS VIDEO! If someone were to follow your directions on a recently powered TV, it could kill them without discharging the tube. If that TV had been charged you would likely be a statistic. This video is showing irresponsible behavior as instruction. Pleases delete it and try again.
If any new scrappers are watching this video do not scrap a tv like this guy!!! The TV back cover can be screwed back on & along with the tube intact can be recycled by Best Buy.
Haha, I couldn't believe it when he not only grabbed & cut the wire of the anode, he used two hands to make certain the circuit would be complete. This video couldv'e ended abruptly.. You're lucky man.
High voltage, ALWAYS use ONE hand, the other in the pocket. The founder of the American Radio Relay League (Ham Radio association, over 100 years old) DIED by making the mistake of not having one hand in a pocket when working with high voltage.
Don’t follow this DO NOT BREAK THE CRT TUBE OR GLASS and you also can’t recycle broken glass or big plastic like that especially in your household recycling bin
Thank you for posting this. I've searched high and low, even the far corners of the internet, regarding the safest way to scrap a TV. I finally found it. I made some work gloves out of some balloons I found while dumpster diving. Also found thick eye glasses, definitely prescription. I don't need glasses, but feel drunk and off balance whenever I wear them. But I'm safe. I scrap TV inside a large closet. No toxic chemicals can escape. After a few TV's I have to get some fresh air. It makes me feel dizzy. Thanks again, Seth the Safe Scrapper.
YOU should NEVER EVER CUT A WIRE of a HIGH VOLTAGE cable without discharging the CRT tube. It can be still charged up with a high voltage charge, even after several weeks. Also don't use an unisolated tongs/pliers for this.
He touched the deadliest part of that tv with his bar hands and without it being connected to ground. That red suction cup looking thing is a high voltage capacitor that could kill you and can keep its charge years after the tv has been plugged in
A Clueless & Dangerous Video. Step 1: discharge the high voltage tube/capacitor, Step 2: wear safety goggles & mask, Step 3: don't break the tube -- it is loaded with hazmat, Step 4: learn terminology: the flyback transformer is dangerous because it powers the high voltage circuits. A TV has no "motherboard." It can have: an Inverter Boards, a Power Supply Board, a Timing Control Board / Logic Board, a X-Sustain and Y-Sustain Board, and/or a Buffer Board.
Lots af hate! I want to thank you for taking your time to make this video. I'm just getting into scrapping and appreciate you taking your time... Bless you have a great day
9:00 what a way to harmfully take off that yoke and the screen from the TV, the yoke has screws around the neck area that can be unscrewed, before doing the next procedure be sure that the tube is devacuumed! You can twist the yoke straight off the tube since it is held on by sticky rubber pads, the screen can be separated by pressing on the latches on the side and bam the screen has come out without all that glass mess all over the place!
When you smashing glass, before smashing the screen, remove all the steel out, and scrape phosphors using card, then spray them out in to backet. It might contain lanthanides and sulfides.
When driving the center out of a coil you can place it over a socket like 9/16 or what ever size it takes and let the coil sit on the edge of the socket and drive the magnesium down into the center of the socket, saving the center piece all in one part.
Right! I have not done it yet but I won't make those mistakes. Also, a disclaimer should be mentioned. Discharging that the wrong way or not doing it can and will kill you! He needs to drive that home!!!
Brad Swartz Even though there is copper in the televisions,.After awhile many new scrapers will find out that if they put the television in the garbage or take them to scrapyards,they demand up to $20.00 apiece for the old big tube televisions and computer monitors. I do not do them anymore,.lose money. Cheers Brad
TheDreamCar - I know you made this video with the intention to help people. But, now that you have been made aware of the electrocution risk from doing this - please add safety warnings to your video with Captions - or take it this down. Someone really could be shocked to death doing what you demonstrate here.
Wow, Very Good, I can not Destroy the TV screen. Recycle precious metals interesting. Using the hammer is the best solution to the problem of lingering dismantling. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Its not proper tools should be required while doing this kind if stuff cuz you might injure yourself i almost cut my neck while working in this things cuz it imploded immediatly
@@chuckp_again_and_again now he's claiming to have 'weeks to live' and trying to scam some of that gofundme cash to pay for his funeral! www.wptv.com/news/las-vegas-man-behind-crosses-for-losses-has-terminal-cancer
Stay away from the tube. Most yokes will come off with a little finesse . Some flybacks outputs ( The big red cord from the main board to the side of the crt) will has some very nasty voltage left. Simply wrap a wire around the chassis the other end around flat insulated screw diver. Pry off the the red cap on the crt and short out the hi voltage. CRT will continue to be a electronic waste problem.
Ummmm, this is a parody video... right? I hope your life insurance is up to date. PLEASE, do NOT follow this gentleman's advice (unless of course your life insurance is up to date).
There may even be a speck of gold in the chips. Some chips do have a good bit of gold in them for their size. If you ever find a computer being thrown out at least take the CPU.
Omg! You really need to be more careful and before anything do your research before attempting this like this guy did! I don't bother with the tube and you don't need to break the glass to remove the cone from the back! There are much better videos showing you proper ways of doing this and it is a good idea to make sure you discharge them as you could not only get a shock but risk an implosion causing the tube glass to burst all over the place!
Scrapping crt's as shown is illegal in every state I know about. The inner surface containing the phosphor is utterly and completely toxic. If you want to violate enviro laws and turn your house into a waste site, be sure to disclose it to your mortgage holder before your neighbors. Dude, people go to jail for what you are doing in this video. Go learn something before trying to teach others.
Okay some things need to be addressed here: 1. Always discharge the tube before you rip into it like this. The fly back transformer (the thing you called a battery) can store lethal voltages for days or weeks of being off. Never assume it’s discharged. 2. The glass from the now shattered CRT is leaded and must be recycled by a special organization who can accept it. Normal recycling facilities will not accept this, and it’s bad for the environment if not properly handled. 3. You should certainly be wearing eye protection and a mask if this glass gets broken as the phosphorus coating and lead (amongst other things) are not healthy to breathe. You also run the risk of implosion. Unfortunately this is not a good tutorial and poses great risk to someone else trying to attempt. Do not try this, sent your TV to an eWaste recycler to improve your personal safety and environmental impact.
You are dangerous to the scrapping community. You should not post this. I usually don't comment on videos, but this is very unsafe! Someone will electrocute themselves, and be poisoned following your method.
As somebody who has scrapped close to 100 CRT TV's and monitors in the past, I can safely say that this was possibly the worst example of taking one apart that I've ever seen
+W19 ELY So agree. Worst ever. Why would you break the glass to remove the coil. Just loosen the clamps and twist it loose.
your so right
lol
W19 ELY true I've taken apart 4 now and I know how to do it properly
How much could you make off of tv's like this?
The part that made me roll my eyes:
"I'm not sure what it is, but I know we can get money for that!"
gregs wife: buys new flat screen for greg for christmas
greg in the summer: strips tv
gregs wife: honey wheres the tv?
greg: I got the money honey!
hands wife the $20 he got
thank you for showing me how NOT to scrap a television.
exactly
ejradrenalin he did it all the wrong way would u like me to post a video on how to I learned from mike the scrapper I think
sure, I'll check it out. have tons of tvs being given away in my area and am looking to get the most out of my efforts.
th-cam.com/video/08oK-BgPG_k/w-d-xo.html
Lol! The most amazing thing I'm seeing here is, you actually made it to old age!
7:58 "Really careful here" KABOOOOOM...this guy is so gentle lmao
Shit is classic Hahaha. Added to favorites
+Me Gusta hAHHAHA, I can't stop laughing. You wanna be real careful here.
Watch him do an old microwave. Dude whacks a piece of beryllium with a hammer.
Cool video
JUST WHEN I THOUGHT I SEEN IT ALL... LOL...this guy is dangerous
next week will show you how to recycle old roof nails from a pile of shingles
im speechless ,hope they dont let you out often
You won't believe it, but this is the only video that helped me!
Your honestly completely insane broke all that glass for a cent and now made it hazards to the garbage man
PLEASE...discharge those sets first...and disasemble it correctly without contaminating you and your household residents with toxic materials! Too nice a guy to be hurting yourself.
What do you mean by "discharge those sets first" ?
TheDreamCar they can carry a powerful electric charge after being used.....not have to be plugged in....can REALLY hurt ya. Use a flatheat screwdriver right behind that plug thing in the picture tube...ground out the screwdriver.....could save you a nasty shock. See moosescrapper and mike the scrapper videos very good about scrapping tvs. Good to scrap but require slow carefully. Very toxic and hazardus brother....best regards from Ca.
TheDreamCar
he means the power capacitors & the anode. some can hold a charge even after having been disconnected for a long time. especially CRT's are notorious for having lethal amounts of current.
not to mention a lot of crt's use toxic phosphorus in powder (gets in the air easily) plus the lead in the glass & some other stuff.
there is a reason several landfills consider crt's toxic waste. and professional crt recyclers use a robot to cut open the crt's in an enclosed enviroment & all the workers are required to have respirators (not just the flimsy dust masks)
(not sure if moose is the best for safety though)
+Adriana Perez cathode ray tube. basically an electron gun. big vacuum tube. basically the whole glass part
+Adriana Perez picture tube / the screen
YAY! I am so happy to see you putting up another video. please do another scrapping video where you drive around. I LOVE those videos so much!
I agree, he should do more drive-around videos.
What do you mean more are you not concered about himself risking himself and the viewers to take a apart of an tv that can kill them instantly you dont know what you mean you love his videos im disgusted this is the worst shit i ever seen
While I respect your desire to recycle, you're handling a CRT which contains about 2-6 lbs of lead. After removing the plastic casing, removing brown board, not green board which you call mother board, the top piece you broke off to release air, has a clamp below to remove what is called a copper YOKE, which if you unscrew the YOKE, you could pull off with out break the tube, aka CRT.
That metal inside your tube is LEAD containmination, broken glass now releasing beautiful lead within your environment which you have added to a glass recycle center.
The petty amount of metal you received inside the tube (CRT) is not worth the amount of lead you just released!!
so if I was to recycle lead from batteries sinkers etc will I be creating a hazard also i dont understand why this lead in the glass makes everyone freak out its the breathing part right? im ignorant please help me correct that can you just shoot with 22 then incinerate the glass to get the lead back?
not to mention the toxic phosphor dust and mercury in the tube as well
whats funny is I cant stop watching
The metal you are calling magnesium is ferrite I'm pretty sure. Might have some magnesium in it. But it usually considered iron scrap or mixed metal scrap.
I agree @Paul Knotts. BE SURE TO DISCHARGE THE ANODE, BOOT ON SIDE OF THE PICTURE TUBE (CRT). COULD STILL HOLD A CHARGE LIKE A CAPACITOR. Take a screwdriver and a clip lead and ground the anode to the chassis. That little bit of a charge, that could still be stored in the CRT, can knock you on your A$$. During normal operation of a TV, there is about 20kv to 30kv on the anode connection. I always check when I disassemble TV sets and computer monitors with the old CRTs in them. SAFETY FIRST.
PLEASE REMOVE THIS VIDEO! If someone were to follow your directions on a recently powered TV, it could kill them without discharging the tube. If that TV had been charged you would likely be a statistic. This video is showing irresponsible behavior as instruction. Pleases delete it and try again.
ThumperDelta Resistance Why the man destroy crt tv ?
Anyone following one vid without gaining further info is an idiot who deserves the consequences
@Nathan Dinardi Who
If any new scrappers are watching this video do not scrap a tv like this guy!!!
The TV back cover can be screwed back on & along with the tube intact can be recycled by Best Buy.
Amazing!!! I just saw a television evaborate!!!
Haha, I couldn't believe it when he not only grabbed & cut the wire of the anode, he used two hands to make certain the circuit would be complete. This video couldv'e ended abruptly.. You're lucky man.
High voltage, ALWAYS use ONE hand, the other in the pocket.
The founder of the American Radio Relay League (Ham Radio association, over 100 years old) DIED by making the mistake of not having one hand in a pocket when working with high voltage.
This guy must be pulling off the greatest trolling ever.
3:59 It's a flyback transformer. You can make an ozone generator with this ;) By the way greetings from Poland.
he's acting like he is digging for gold at Klondike :D
Don’t follow this DO NOT BREAK THE CRT TUBE OR GLASS and you also can’t recycle broken glass or big plastic like that especially in your household recycling bin
Thank you for posting this. I've searched high and low, even the far corners of the internet, regarding the safest way to scrap a TV. I finally found it.
I made some work gloves out of some balloons I found while dumpster diving. Also found thick eye glasses, definitely prescription.
I don't need glasses, but feel drunk and off balance whenever I wear them. But I'm safe. I scrap TV inside a large closet. No toxic chemicals can escape.
After a few TV's I have to get some fresh air. It makes me feel dizzy. Thanks again, Seth the Safe Scrapper.
Wtf what a MESS 😂😂😂👍❤️🇨🇦😂😂😂
Idiot 😂😂😂😂👍🇨🇦
Best example I've ever seen of how NOT to take apart a TV.
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@@crispincaro1685 ???????
If you take a grinder and cut the steel band around the outside of the tube it peels right off and you don't have to pick glass shards off of it
Then electricity costs cost more than the scrap
@@englishdefenders4776 maybe but you'll never notice it. Besides sometimes being safe is more important
Don't become like this. Save yourself.
YOU should NEVER EVER CUT A WIRE of a HIGH VOLTAGE cable without discharging the CRT tube.
It can be still charged up with a high voltage charge, even after several weeks. Also don't use an unisolated tongs/pliers for this.
OpenGL4ever I seen a TV a 32 in shock the crap out of a worker at the recyclers and it been unplugged a year
Lol I like to charge capacitors then throw them to a friend to catch once caught they usually get a big zap ..lmao
@@shortchanged. lol. Did that at my internship years ago
Very nice idea sir
You don't have a clue what you are handling, an unsafe video that other's should not follow.
Why is it unsafe. I don’t want TVs to go in the landfill.
He touched the deadliest part of that tv with his bar hands and without it being connected to ground. That red suction cup looking thing is a high voltage capacitor that could kill you and can keep its charge years after the tv has been plugged in
A Clueless & Dangerous Video. Step 1: discharge the high voltage tube/capacitor, Step 2: wear safety goggles & mask, Step 3: don't break the tube -- it is loaded with hazmat, Step 4: learn terminology: the flyback transformer is dangerous because it powers the high voltage circuits. A TV has no "motherboard." It can have: an Inverter Boards, a Power Supply Board, a Timing Control Board / Logic Board, a X-Sustain and Y-Sustain Board, and/or a Buffer Board.
exactly. prescription eyeware ISN'T "safetywear".
8:45 That thing is called a yolk. It is held in by only 2 small screws. Simple little steps can save your eyes.
Great video
His obsession with the ferrite "magnesium" lmfao
Lots af hate! I want to thank you for taking your time to make this video. I'm just getting into scrapping and appreciate you taking your time... Bless you have a great day
That is not how you scrap a CRT!!!!
No wonder the cops are always around this guy's house....LMAO!
LOL! Your right. I think that was my dad's T.V. he was scrapping! :)
Cutting wire with you aviation snips is the best way to never have them cut right ever again on metal.
1hour hard dangerous labor for $2.00 worth of metal?? Here's your sign!!
HA!
you forgot the copper the board and the rest of the things he pulled.
9:00 what a way to harmfully take off that yoke and the screen from the TV, the yoke has screws around the neck area that can be unscrewed, before doing the next procedure be sure that the tube is devacuumed! You can twist the yoke straight off the tube since it is held on by sticky rubber pads, the screen can be separated by pressing on the latches on the side and bam the screen has come out without all that glass mess all over the place!
Unscrew screws on yoke, and twist it after. It'll come off.
Then you'll have solid copper coils and undamaged ferrites
scrap metal = 1.50$
hospital bill for removing glass splinter from eye = 450.00$
Walter Disney
The experience leading to the hospital..... priceless. 😂
The danger from the glass is nothing compared to what you don't see in the air, that he's breathing in. Dude is a real knucklehead.
or lead poisoning thats all
@@chosenideahandle probably best if he uses a screwdriver to take it apart and using a surgical mask
@@chosenideahandle but yet again the surgical mask costs more than the scrap
LoL Is this some kind of joke? This guy should go on the Comedy Channel with this show. I cant stop laughing......
Great Vid!! Tks just learned about that pressurized air inside the screen 👌🏻.. God bless! Be well
This guy is killing the environment!!!
the arrows are where the screws are... really? what else would the holes possess?
you know those crt screens have lead in them and typically cant be disposed of with traditional glass
When you smashing glass, before smashing the screen, remove all the steel out, and scrape phosphors using card, then spray them out in to backet. It might contain lanthanides and sulfides.
He sounds like guy from home alone 😂😂😂
hallo from turkey turks love you good work zanis
When driving the center out of a coil you can place it over a socket like 9/16 or what ever size it takes and let the coil sit on the edge of the socket and drive the magnesium down into the center of the socket, saving the center piece all in one part.
The white wire thing hanging from the metal band around the tube is white copper
You haven't been at this very long have you. Shouldn't be showing bad scraping habits to people seeing it for the first time.
Right! I have not done it yet but I won't make those mistakes. Also, a disclaimer should be mentioned. Discharging that the wrong way or not doing it can and will kill you! He needs to drive that home!!!
Brad Swartz Even though there is copper in the televisions,.After awhile many new scrapers will find out that if they put the television in the garbage or take them to scrapyards,they demand up to $20.00 apiece for the old big tube televisions and computer monitors. I do not do them anymore,.lose money. Cheers Brad
I would have to be really hard up for money before I'd bust open the picture tube for peanuts worth of tin.
Nice video
I liked your washing machine scrapping video. But this one I compeltely disagree with. VERY unsafe and not worth the health risks! Sorry
that is not magnesium, magnesium is not magnetic that is ferrite
When you take out the mother boards, there gold in them.
TheDreamCar - I know you made this video with the intention to help people. But, now that you have been made aware of the electrocution risk from doing this - please add safety warnings to your video with Captions - or take it this down. Someone really could be shocked to death doing what you demonstrate here.
who cares your just a hater
Wow, Very Good, I can not Destroy the TV screen. Recycle precious metals interesting. Using the hammer is the best solution to the problem of lingering dismantling. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Its not proper tools should be required while doing this kind if stuff cuz you might injure yourself i almost cut my neck while working in this things cuz it imploded immediatly
No way this guy is still alive
@@chuckp_again_and_again now he's claiming to have 'weeks to live' and trying to scam some of that gofundme cash to pay for his funeral! www.wptv.com/news/las-vegas-man-behind-crosses-for-losses-has-terminal-cancer
TWO TVS ARE YOU SERIOUS YOU SPENT MORE IN GAS AND DISPOSAL.
Love your videos, but a tv only takes about 5 minutes. Plus, why break all that glass for 10 cents of metal?
Stay away from the tube. Most yokes will come off with a little finesse . Some flybacks outputs ( The big red cord from the main board to the side of the crt) will has some very nasty voltage left. Simply wrap a wire around the chassis the other end around flat insulated screw diver. Pry off the the red cap on the crt and short out the hi voltage. CRT will continue to be a electronic waste problem.
Ummmm, this is a parody video... right? I hope your life insurance is up to date.
PLEASE, do NOT follow this gentleman's advice (unless of course your life insurance is up to date).
All these people talking shit in the comments section are making me die of laughter. hahahahaha
I've scrapped quite a few TVs and CRT monitors. Usually worth about $3-$5 each. You have to be quick stripping them to make it worth your while.
There is copper all over that board but good luck getting it off. It is those traces between everything.
There may even be a speck of gold in the chips. Some chips do have a good bit of gold in them for their size. If you ever find a computer being thrown out at least take the CPU.
hahahahaha!!! your so funny MR junk, there is no copper in the transistor and core of transformer that's not a magnisium hahahaha
9:00 ya know you can just take 1 or 2 screws out then break a piece of plastic and the copper yolk comes right off
This guy has lost his mind! A complete loony! I love him!
Omg! You really need to be more careful and before anything do your research before attempting this like this guy did! I don't bother with the tube and you don't need to break the glass to remove the cone from the back! There are much better videos showing you proper ways of doing this and it is a good idea to make sure you discharge them as you could not only get a shock but risk an implosion causing the tube glass to burst all over the place!
So how much did this loon make?
It's dengjarus my friend be careful
Scrapping crt's as shown is illegal in every state I know about. The inner surface containing the phosphor is utterly and completely toxic.
If you want to violate enviro laws and turn your house into a waste site, be sure to disclose it to your mortgage holder before your neighbors.
Dude, people go to jail for what you are doing in this video. Go learn something before trying to teach others.
if i had a hammer...la la la ..id hammer in the morning...LoL
Many places do try to take advantage of us. I had one thing that seems to be stainless steel but they said it was steel. I just nicely took it back.
Don't those things contain laed
I have a friend that figured out he was making 5 bucks an hour by doing this
The roaches on the table are a nice touch. :-P
Dude! I never knew magnesium was worth so much. I’m gonna start taking my hammer to my multivitamin pills and try to get the magnesium out.
i jus scrapped 2 of the exact same tvs! found em n the side of the road. oh, and those "battery lookin thignsf" are flyback transformers!
That's no magnesium, that's ferrite !
Did you notice, the cut out on the main board, was the same shape as as the board from the CRT.
This dudes a fucking savage
Hell yeah haha power bombs the TV on the bench right from the start
surprise those capacitor did not shock his ass
Funny how you disassembled those yoke 😂😂..
What a mess! Is that a freakin UFO car in the background? LoL!
... that is lead gas dude, be careful XD
Okay some things need to be addressed here:
1. Always discharge the tube before you rip into it like this. The fly back transformer (the thing you called a battery) can store lethal voltages for days or weeks of being off. Never assume it’s discharged.
2. The glass from the now shattered CRT is leaded and must be recycled by a special organization who can accept it. Normal recycling facilities will not accept this, and it’s bad for the environment if not properly handled.
3. You should certainly be wearing eye protection and a mask if this glass gets broken as the phosphorus coating and lead (amongst other things) are not healthy to breathe. You also run the risk of implosion.
Unfortunately this is not a good tutorial and poses great risk to someone else trying to attempt.
Do not try this, sent your TV to an eWaste recycler to improve your personal safety and environmental impact.
This guy passed away from cancer in 2020, surprising eh?
I love how not one person is happy about this video
I imagine this is how dragons die in the middle of surgery!Holy Fack!!
his sweater all full of glass
Is this DIY car behind you?! 😅
Lol lmao ,funny as shit ,hes just getting it done not giving 2 fucks
hahaha all for .42 of scrap.
You are dangerous to the scrapping community. You should not post this. I usually don't comment on videos, but this is very unsafe! Someone will electrocute themselves, and be poisoned following your method.