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Technical Cleaning with laser?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by RichFox, Aug 6, 2015.

  1. RichFox
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    This is probably spam an should be removed, but. I saw this and was impressed.
     
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  2. unkamort
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    "Play back on other websites has been disabled by the video owner" Why am I always interested in stuff I probably can't afford?
     
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  3. dreracecar
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    Make extra cash by doing tattoo removal and Brazilian Bikini Trims
     
  4. Texas Webb
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    Bottom right,double click youtube icon.
     
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  5. lothiandon1940
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    ...........................Count me in for the Bikini Trims.:D
     
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  6. unkamort
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  7. belair
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    I like the sound it makes. What does it do to flesh or flying saucers?
     
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  8. 73RR
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    ...a bit too high-tech for this old man....wonder how large of an area it can do effectively.

    .
     
  9. RichFox
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    They have big ones that clean buildings.
     
  10. 73RR
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    Like this ?...
    [​IMG]
     
  11. Brazilian bikini trims done here, we don't care if its as big as a building !
     
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  12. dirty old man
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    That would be a fantastic tool in a big restoration shop! Just think of the possibilities.
     
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  13. aircap
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    Way cool, Rich.
     
  14. 2racer
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    So it's an electronic bead blaster?
     
  15. Looks like a normal laser that is out of focus, enough energy to light up anything that is combustible, but not enough to melt a metal substrate. Better than a parts washer, I guess.
     
  16. jcmarz
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    Not traditional. A wire brush and a little gas, now that's a man's way of cleaning.
     
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  17. mgtstumpy
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    Incredible technology. I'll stick to blasting or mol***es
     
  18. ClayMart
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    Oh, sure.... You could at least set something on fire that way. :rolleyes: But what are the chances that you could actually blind somebody? o_O
     
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  19. brigrat
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  20. Blue One
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    Wow, I want that put into a light sabre :D
     
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  21. indyjps
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    Well let me just run out to garage and fire up the laser.

    Looks like a cool technology, don't think it would work well on pitted sheetmetal, wouldn't be much left. More suited for a production environment, maybe ultra clean room conditions.

    I know a guy that owned a machining business that supplied military for nuclear subs, he said things like $300 bolts, actually had that much work in them. Each bar would require multiple sample tests, and multiple material samples kept on file from each lot for a specified number of years. Each bolt had to certified to the material samples. The heat treats and coatings had the same scrutiny, each bolt was individually vac packed in a clean room, and not unwrapped until it was in the ***y clean room. Crazy stuff.
     
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  22. Jeri Hagadone
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    Laser cleaning parts -
    Laser cleaning rails -
    Laser cleaning skin -
     
  23. 325w
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    What would it do to a gl*** car?
     
  24. seb fontana
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    We had lasers at work to cut parts..All kinds of steels and composite [[fibergl***, kevlar, graphite, green gl***] so the right type will cut a gl*** car into little pieces..The tattoo removers may take your initials off the door....
     
  25. loudbang
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  26. cretin
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    I want a backpack version, so I can go to the rat rod shows, and "ruin" all the cars by zapping the rust off.
     
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  27. loudbang
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    You win the internet for today with that one made me laugh out loud sitting here all by myself in front of the computer.
     
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  28. woodbutcher
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    :D Oh Hell ya.I`ll take two.They`er small:p:rolleyes:.
    Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
    Leo
     
  29. choptop40
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    That's the future....what's the cost of that handheld setup....
     

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