Destroying old CDs

Speaking of shredding CD's (and just about everything else), check
this...

http://www.ssiworld.com/watch/watch-en.htm

Erik

On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 17:12:55 GMT, Erik wrote:

Speaking of shredding CD's (and just about everything else), check
this...

http://www.ssiworld.com/watch/watch-en.htm

Erik

What is this site, a David Letterman enterprise? Let's see what we
can throw in the shredder next?

"George Earl" wrote in message
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What are the ways some of you are using to destroy old CDs that, i.e.,
have data backed up from PC that you don't need to keep anymore?

I have too many to destroy one at a time by hand, but the CD shredders
I've found are pretty expensive. Other ideas?

Use a random orbit sander to remove some of the data layer all you need is
one go on each CD from the centre to the rim , no need to get all the data
layer off. Wear safety glasses and don't do it inside it makes a mess.

Put a stack of 20 in a vice and with a hacksaw cut from the edge to the
centre hole.

Regards, Malcolm.

"Malcolm Young" wrote in
:


"George Earl" wrote in message
...
What are the ways some of you are using to destroy old CDs that,
i.e., have data backed up from PC that you don't need to keep
anymore?

I have too many to destroy one at a time by hand, but the CD
shredders I've found are pretty expensive. Other ideas?

Use a random orbit sander to remove some of the data layer all you
need is one go on each CD from the centre to the rim , no need to get
all the data layer off. Wear safety glasses and don't do it inside it
makes a mess.

Put a stack of 20 in a vice and with a hacksaw cut from the edge to
the centre hole.

Regards, Malcolm.








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