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Your largest risk will be safety. This will be probably powered from the AC mains and has the potential to rise to high temperatures or electrocute you if it is not designed properly.
I would suggest that you hire the degaussing from a competent source instead of building the equipment yourself.
Deguasser is a static charge removal device.
When too much static charges are "straying" on a transducer, for example, on the inner side of the CRT monitor, it prevents the main device from working properly.
Such degausser uses a potential grid, whereby one side, say top side is a higher potential, whereas the other side, say bottom side is the lowest potential. Such grid forces the static charges to move, thus removing the static charges.
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