Laser Rust Removal
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Laser Rust Removal
Cool Technology, numerous pages & youtube vids. Link below covers a few aspects.
http://shortshift.co/laser-rust-removal/
http://shortshift.co/laser-rust-removal/
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Yea thats cool, CL20 packback would be perfect for car restoration..
.. Until you do a little googling, realise there arent anywhere prices for them ( hint noticed.. they are propably expensive..) and when you find some hints here and there at in what price class they might be... im all again looking that compressor which can supply sand-blaster..
.. Until you do a little googling, realise there arent anywhere prices for them ( hint noticed.. they are propably expensive..) and when you find some hints here and there at in what price class they might be... im all again looking that compressor which can supply sand-blaster..
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.. And thats what im talking about...
Just claims about " our prices starts", no actual pricesheets. Just hints about the pricerange..
Also that bolded price is CL1000, not CL 20 packback, which is adverised
" starts at $80'000"..
Compressor which can run sandblaster continuosly and is good hobby-quality costs 1222$ right from the shop.
Just claims about " our prices starts", no actual pricesheets. Just hints about the pricerange..
Also that bolded price is CL1000, not CL 20 packback, which is adverised
" starts at $80'000"..
Compressor which can run sandblaster continuosly and is good hobby-quality costs 1222$ right from the shop.
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This is a moot point anyway. Unless you are planning to invest in one for a business, even the $80K unit is about two orders of magnitude too expensive for the hobbyist. Does it really matter that pricing isn't more accurate than that?
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I only saw the one video.The one with the heavy piece of iron that looked like it was just over night surface rust.The laser made a lot of noise. I couldn't see the rust being knocked off so where did it go? Was it turned back to metal? did it disappear? The laser is just like electricity 100 yrs ago people claimed it would do / cure everything. I'm not going to argue about it cause I know nothing about it. Wonder what would happen if you got your hand in front of it?
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