Radio therapy demo.

[str8shot426]

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/08/13/42e5707c63b14d073f6ef5dac5ec7a3f.jpgits too bad it all has to go to the scrapyard.![emoji22]

[lobowolf761]

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/08/13/42e5707c63b14d073f6ef5dac5ec7a3f.jpgits too bad it all has to go to the scrapyard.![emoji22]
Why? Looks like a good supply.

[lobowolf761]

Or is it to get it gunned to find out alloy content?

[str8shot426]

It's 99.9 pure.

[str8shot426]

Construction contract states, all scrap money goes back into the budget.

[lobowolf761]

Dang. If I only lived closer. What a treasure trove.

[lobowolf761]

A muzzle loader's wet dream.

[waksupi]

Construction contract states, all scrap money goes back into the budget.

Isn't your scrap money as good as the recycler's scrap money? Pay a small premium, tell them you will haul, and see what happens.

[sqlbullet]

Yeah...No kidding. Scrap rates for lead is cheap lead.

[str8shot426]

I am sure a couple of bricks will be adopted by me. The stack of four pallets in the picture is just a drop in the bucket. 50 tons is in the estimate to be removed.

That's a lot of lead!

[slim1836]

Sounds like a "Group Buy" to me. [smilie=w:

Slim

[str8shot426]

$50k at scrap price would be about right.

[bnelson06]

Better get the buy started then

[runfiverun]

I'm in..
what'll $500.00 get me :lol:

[LAGS]

That is the nice thing about being the one in charge on the construction sites.
I decide what is scrap and salvagable.
That all looks contaminated to me.
You better re smelt it just to be sure.
You would hate yourself if you sold the scrapyard Contaminated lead.
Tell them the only true test for contamination is to send it flying thru the air at about 1000FPS.
And it is going to take a LOT of testing before you are positive it is clean enough to salvage.

[runfiverun]

these have about 1% antimony in them.
which makes them perfect to fling through the air at 2,800-3,000 fps when wrapped in copper.
I have a couple of these little bricks already and really would dearly love to have another 5-600 pounds.

[lightman]

I'm thinking Johnny Cash and a big lunch box. If that job last very long someone should end up with a "Lifetime Supply". Just saying!

The score you can't have is like the one that got away. Sad!

[str8shot426]

If I lived to be older than yoda I'd never use that much!

[MaryB]

At a minimum follow it to the scrap yard and make an offer on a bunch!

[Frank46]

Well when I started my second job they had these three 65,000 fresh water storage tanks for the fire system. Two of them were in the process of being torn down and were lead lined with 1/8 lead sheeting. Funny thing was that after the contractor left for the day, the lead pile would shrink. Contractor came to where to the pump house where we stood our watches and accused us of stealing the lead. Both of us neither had cars so we had to walk the two miles to the train. When we cracked up in front of the guy he really lost it so we threw him out the door. The pump house was built pre WWII and had 3 foot reinforced concrete walls. Held the heat so well it sweated inside like a tropical rain forest. Frank

[edler7]

The hospital I worked at had a radiation therapy vault set up for cobalt 60. It was 15-20 feet wide and about 10-12 feet deep. Three walls were lead bricks a little larger than a standard clay brick. The door was a slider almost the width of the room with a lead sheet in the middle that was at least a half inch thick. I would love to be there when that room is demolished.