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FrozenGate by Avery

11W blue laser "hell burner". Hello from Russia ;)






I never though of solder!! If I held a steel
spring that close to my bare fingers and touched
it with a 60 W soldering iron at 800 Deg F, I
would be burned. I've done it. Strange science here.
6x6 mm beam burns steel ?? WOW............
HMike

I just cut off a piece of shiny solder with my 2 Watt
445 nM. A little smoke and plop....
 
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I never though of solder!! If I held a steel
spring that close to my bare fingers and touched
it with a 60 W soldering iron at 800 Deg F, I
would be burned. I've done it. Strange science here.
6x6 mm beam burns steel ?? WOW............
HMike

I have a low pain threshold dude ;) Steel is burned due to the constriction of the beam... I think you know ;)
 
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Might add that I have never seen solder glow red hot before plopping, so IMHO I think it's steel, chrome coated whatever.
 
I never though of solder!! If I held a steel
spring that close to my bare fingers and touched
it with a 60 W soldering iron at 800 Deg F, I
would be burned. I've done it. Strange science here.
6x6 mm beam burns steel ?? WOW............
HMike

I just cut off a piece of shiny solder with my 2 Watt
445 nM. A little smoke and plop....

I'm sure the laser was focused, 6x6mm is probably the size at aperture.
 
I'm sure the laser was focused, 6x6mm is probably the size at aperture.

Of course the beam was focused. I thought he was making fun ;)

fig11.jpg
 
I accidentally found a video with my 11W hell burner. You can see a FHD-burning (high resolution). Enjoy watching ;)

 
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looks like a must have labby.

11W is a lot of power. I'm surprised it's able to cut a spring like that.

Good job!! :drool:
 
looked like solder to me . I would think it would take over 20W to cut metal

I think this is entirely plausible. I have cut a Tungsten filament inside a small incandescent bulb before with a focussed 450nm beam (~2.5W).

thin, darkened metal will absorb enough heat to melt.

:thinking:
 
Last time I checked, solder was metal. :na: Anyway, I know you mean steel when you
say metal. That is definitely steel. Solder doesn't spark like that.
 





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