Comes complete with a shiny laser reflective overcoat...
Hand-operated laser cutting for nuclear decommissioning - YouTube
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Comes complete with a shiny laser reflective overcoat...
Hand-operated laser cutting for nuclear decommissioning - YouTube
Why ?
Got to be very expensive and will only be able to do thin stuff, no castings etc
Any reason why a plasma which is far cheaper and more powerful can't be used ?
The only reason I can think of is the laser doesn't need to be that close to what you're cutting compared to a plasma torch.
Bugger there goes another sale, I will never get rich at this rate :suspicion:
I think you will find plasma requires a wire connection, a metal target and close proximity so as a general wrecking tool this does have an advantage...
Concentrate on the toy value :congratulatory:
I like how they put an LED on on the 'gun' to show that the laser is on, just in case you didn't notice.
I think they've been watching too much star trek...
They should put sights on it so you can use it as a fly swatter.
Didn't think much of the wobbly lines they were cutting.....in the films they manage much better straight lines :hysterical:
It might take a lot of practice to get the depth of cut just right? How about a hand-held water-jet?!
I wonder what it's range is - new sniper-gun?
To use the oft quoted phrase "Will it cut ali"?
The beam will diverge - how much determines the range as after a certain point the intensity will no longer be sufficient to have the desired effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tenson