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Firebrick43

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Sounds like an awesome way to blind someone! Also don't know the kw of the laser there but our 2kw trumpf at work takes a bulb every couple years to the tune of 10k
 
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noid

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Looks like the same idea as the rust removal laser:


As far as using it for grease and carbon, I guess it would have a place in engine rooms where you cant just remove the engine for dipping.
 
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Texsun

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Gotta ask what the deal is with the bungee cords on that thing?
 
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dogdog

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remind me of that laser rust removal thread here last year of so... there were two of them.. .
My old dog used to wake up and love to play with her toy thinking it was a new toy every day.
 
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ddawg16

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It's an expensive way to do it.

We have a similar machine here...Plasma cleaner. It creates a plasma with high voltage...
 
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pepi

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Not very efficient, notice the intake and exhaust ports, never mind the oil passage. Some are so easily impressed, no wonder HF sells.
 
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beamrider

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The internal combustion engine isn't very efficient either. They sell them every day, tho....:D

Kidding aside, I'd bet the operator hasn't used that machine for long enough to get a true feel for it. I do like the concept of the device, and wonder if it can be tuned and optimized for a particular material or surface.
 
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