Scrap LED TV - Digging Deeper for the LED Strips
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2016
- Next up is the Samsung UA48HU8500 LED TV, Better value scrap wise in this one after tearing it right down.
The LED boards are interesting, might have some value selling to project people wanting to play with LED's.
Plastic is the main product from ABS to various plastic sheets that could be used for crafts or anything where plastic sheets are needed.
A channel called " DIY Perks", last year, (3 videos ago) makes an excellent light panel out of scrap tv's. Thanks for the videos.
Pretty Cool!
This is my 2nd or maybe my 3rd time watching. Back when I 1st started scrapping a little more than a year ago I binge watched all of your videos, some like this I could've watched back to back, because it interested me. However I obviously didn't pay attention enough to retain the info about the strip lights. Or take the advise of a commentor about how to make the lighting work. I'm really glad I'm going through all your videos again and reading the comments, because I'm learning more and will probably retain this info now that I do this kinda stuff multiple times every week!
Again Thank You Ben!!! GREAT VIDEO!!!!
good job, i like your vids. found them helpful on several occasions :-)
thanks Ben - another great vid
Thanks for the advice on the led lights, I'll have those everywhere now haha
YES !!!! TOTALLY doing this for lighting in my friend's Studio for her !!!!!!!!! .. .. :-D .. ... . And then maybe also in my Lab at my place.
Interesting! While those LED light arrays are arranged in 2 columns, some of the lights are arranged horizontally, in rows of 4. Good to know.
Where do I sell these components
thanks for the reply, I don't have any way to send a video. cut holes in tub to reach through with elbow gloves ,shave the motherboards lightly, you will catch on, gold or copper under the green layer cut off wheel acts as a speed grinder using the face of it. lots of dust but after the first boards you do you will see gold copper and silvery dust, very fine
Mate, I have found even thicker perspex boards in led TVs. I use one as a breadboard now.
I wonder if a person could make a greenhouse out of the thick pieces of plastic
very interesting
I'm building a plastic tout with clear lid, cut to holes for hands, I use a 4 1/2 cut off grinder sanding the boards to remove all meters on boards. I have a bucket to collect grindings labeled the bucket pixy dust. it gets all metal as fine dust
I've been thinking about similar for a while, it's a good idea and would like to see your results.
+eWaste Ben so I get all the scrap components here, but what do you do with the screen? How do you get rid of them? Thanks.
Some scrap yards will take them as pressing steel or drop them off at a council transfer station
Do you still have the motherboard ?
Im trying to dissemble the exact same type of Samsung panel, but the part in your video when you get down the the aluminium backing, backlight strips, glass, and diffusion layers, the way you just effortlessly lift the glass.. that's not what's happening for me. The glass and all layers seem fused together. Try to pry the corners and the corner of the glass will crack off. No remaining screws or bolts are evident. How the FZCK do I get this thing apart without taking a hammer to the front of it and potentially damaging the bits I want to salvage?????!!
I always use a single blade razor blade scraper it usually works for me and I have done roughly 25 Flatscreen TV's so far with good results
So how do you determine what the parts are worth & How? Ebay, etc?
Where do you sale it
Are you saying aluminum? 0:28 Cuz it sounds to me like you're saying Adamantium.
i do buy all kinds of leds of brokrn tvs if you can colect a nice amount of stripes we can arange for it to be shiped, ill buy it
I also collect strips of L.E.D Lights I have about 20 of them what kind of prices do you pay for them?
actually mercury really only a major hazard as a vapor in liquid or solid form it has a low bio availability they actually use mercury in some medicines still. think of it as about as toxic as lead as long as your not swimming in it or breathing it everyday then it takes ALOT as long as you have no open wounds
bill731990 if it absorbs into your skin you will have problems
"Once or twice might not kill ya." - eWaste Ben
Classic!
but ben not all led's tv's have the much aluminum but nice video