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you know whats sad? the loss of interest in gas lasers, 43 viewing? WTF
Simplicity, cost, and knowledge required for operation. Although HeNes are about as easy as diode lasers.. :shhh:
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you know whats sad? the loss of interest in gas lasers, 43 viewing? WTF
it seem its a lost of interest in the wavelength in favor of burning power... makes me cry myself to sleepSimplicity, cost, and knowledge required for operation. Although HeNes are about as easy as diode lasers.. :shhh:
The Arctic is Underspec. It's not going to be hitting 1000mW very often, if at all.
Even with a full watt, your not going to be burning white paper unless you direct the beam onto the black text. The white on the paper reflects enough of the light to stop it from burning, but the black in k will absorb enough to create enough heat to burn.
My focused DIY build (well under a watt) burns white paper.
Speaking of burning potato chip bags. I got agrovated after a vending machine took my money twice for a bag of jalapeno Krunchers. So I figured it was my bag and I could do with it as I please.
Yfrog Video : yfrog.com/3ovideo201008141042z - Uploaded by dtr11
This is not an endorsement to vandalize vending machines.
It is not that clear in the video but it was slicing lines through the bag like nothing.
EDIT
Here is a pic
My 6x drills through typing paper pretty good @ just under 250mW.
Takes a lot of effort though.
I was watching a youtube video that Gizmodo had posted and a production process with "liquid metal" and ceramics, and they mentioned that it takes a 6,000W Laser to engrave into the metal...I was like WTF, ha.(and the laser in the video was green...)