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Question about the alpha series from nova laser
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Re: Question about the alpha series from nova lase
Is it over 5mW? If it is, than yes, you should. If it can pop balloons, imagine what it would do to your eye! I wouldn't wear it when just pointing it around outside, but when burning and using it indoors, use goggles.
Is it over 5mW? If it is, than yes, you should. If it can pop balloons, imagine what it would do to your eye! I wouldn't wear it when just pointing it around outside, but when burning and using it indoors, use goggles.
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Re: Question about the alpha series from nova lase
well I have an Alpha 105 and I use safety glasses with it (just got them after about 2 months of having the alpha and my vision is fine but I was cautious with it...very cautious)
well I have an Alpha 105 and I use safety glasses with it (just got them after about 2 months of having the alpha and my vision is fine but I was cautious with it...very cautious)
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Re: Question about the alpha series from nova lase
always use goggles when burning
always use goggles when burning
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Re: Question about the alpha series from nova lase
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ_yB8-CX3c[/media]
i agree, they make a big differencetravislikescoolstuff said:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ_yB8-CX3c[/media]
