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    you rock, sorry I didn't realize someone replied to me. still learning this forum. would be nice to get posts automatically emailed to me when people reply to any of my posts....prob. already can, I just too dumb to figure it out.



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    There is a button above whatever thread your reading, a big red one that says subscribe. I'll go ahead an assume it'll email you a notification if someone posts in it.

    Or I could just be crazy an seeing things.

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    Honesty.. its not worth doing it, I've done the math, and came up with this... Throw it in the junk board pile and let the machine do the work,

    If You want to break them down, Tell You what.. You can buy my 2500lbs worth of these but I want 35 cents per pound.. that is what I'm getting back on these.

    so Time with Your family.. Like I'm or bust your mind and get very little back in the long run and less time with your other projects.

    Good luck in your adventure.
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    The flyback of an old tv with rotary tuners looked like a few sledge hits would knock it apart. The plastic is thick but brittle. With more daylight I'll finish hitting it and have a few rings of copper. The other flybacks in the bucket are probably too new, but hitting things with a big hammer is not a waste of time.


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