You shouldn’t use lead in your fidget spinners anyway: it’s much less dense than depleted uranium so it doesn’t spin as long.
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Everyone give Mr. Henderson a big hand for agreeing to demonstrate “Lawful Evil” for the class…
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Given the assorted excitingly horrible things people have deliberately used as lubricants and cutting fluids, the lead that was reasonably politely encapsulated in the workpiece was probably a footnote for most of machine shop history. I hope that the really good stuff(PCBs, organophosphates, lead soaps, etc.) has become less common.
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erm, why would you do that?
Nothing good ever comes of asking that question…
Split sinkers you can open and close with your teeth. I imagine the safe thing is to use pliers. But my dad fishes more than anyone I know and I am sure has done this hundreds of times in his life, and other than refusing to use clothes and wearing a boot for a hat, he’s perfectly normal.
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