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Oh I know about removing the cataracts from older CRT's. The rectangular ones from the 60's especially like to implode because the pressure isn't equal on all sides.
I know full well that newer CRT's have very, very thick glass in the front and an implosion band.
I know all this. Logically I know all of this. That's why I even did the swap.
But tell that to the instinctual part of me that still fears an implosion or a 25 KV shock from that anode lead.
I mean I pushed past it. I got it done, and logically I know there is little real danger, but still. First time and all.
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