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Ciao sono un falegname che si occupa di restauri di infissi in legno,sono rimasto colpito da questa macchina vorrei saperne di più .

Interesting. Never heard of this before.

wow i had no idea other than rust removal, amazing

Clearly nobody here has ever been in a smoke damaged house before. It penetrates absolutely everything. Literally everything has to be ripped out. A silly laser isn’t going to to squat to get rid of that smell

What's the electricity bill? I want to see him.

We need one for graffiti!

Can I use it to wash my dishes?

The electric bill ist probably high.

The result doest look good for me. Still a lot of marks and stains. Cheaper and better sand and paint.

Ya probally cost as much as the house to have this done too

Budget laser, two words you don't want together in a companies name.

how can i get a job like this? i can do this all day

Cool!!!

I wonder if it can be used for eliminating mold and mildew from cinderblocks or cement???

imagine laser cleaning FriendlyJordies house after it getting firebombed BY BARILLARO!! allegedly....

So, heating soot, which is basically just carbon, so it reacts with the oxygen in the air and turns into invisible carbon dioxide gas that just floats away and gets absorbed into the rest of the atmosphere where it increases greenhouse gasses and contributes to global warming and kills us all.

The year is 2023, I flew my electric jet pack to my laser cleaning job while I videoconferenced with my wife in Antarctica and summoned lunch from a robotic pizzeria delivered via automated drone delivery. Commercial fusion power has gone from 30 years away to 40.

Is this the same principle as a lazer tattoo remover ??

Most of the low-volatile pollutants in fires are firmly adsorbed (bound) to soot particles after cooling. Therefore, even in the case of an uptake into the body, release into the tissues and bloodstream is relatively low. So far so good. Nevertheless, in some cases there may be a hazard from polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Depending on the fire material, polychlorinated dibenzodioxins and -furans may also be present, as well as chlorobenzenes and other substances. Many of these are classified as carcinogenic! If you laser these substances around without extraction, a great risk remains in the premises. How do you eliminate the risk, or is it just a matter of making it look nice again, the owner can paint over it, and the next tenant is sitting on a ticking time bomb for his health?

would it work on tattoos tho

molotov cocktail? FriendlyJordies?

Molotov Cocktail….

More of that cultural enrichment you’re importing from Asia and Africa?

Can this be used on Graffiti. If so, I imagine companies could make a killing in cities.

Watching this is so incredibly satisfying 😍

Where can you purchace this tool and how much is it?

этот лазер как новая квартира в центре города стоит, лучше водой и мылом отмыть

How much does this cost to clean a full house inside and out,

What did they do to have a molotov cocktail thrown through their window?

This basically involves all the same risks as welding, dealing with vaporized materials is seriously hazardous to your health (think of why you never see old welders) most get cancer within 10-20 years and usually don't live past 50, and if they do, they usually go blind by then, so I'm glad to see respirators used, but the problem of skin contact with the vaporized dust/paint can be an issue, it's just as hazardous but is usually (mostly) washed off, provide your workers with the options to wear a full body suit if possible, that and, shields that can block lasers safely simply mean they won't burn your retinas instantly, but you will still suffer with long term vision associated side effects, if anyone does a job like this I would at the bare minimum expect them to be paid as much as a welder due to health hazards, they're throwing away their lives for fast cash and the good ones (like good welders) should be paid more since they do a better job and are more experienced, anyone thinking of doing a business like this, please take all of that into consideration

Aussies: "Let's make homes that are made of bricks, stones, and cements"
Murican: "THAT'S STUPID AND NOT UP TO CODE! WOOD ONLY! WOOD!"
Aussies: "Well at least our houses don't burn down to ashes from some random cigar butt"

Seen this used tones of times for removing graffiti from bricks but never seen it used for removing smoke damage. Looks like you get amazing results with it though.

where can you buy the machine

can it strip paint from fiber glass

Just what they used in Maui!

So you are burning off burn damage!? Is this fight fire with fire?!

Ever heared of Dry Ice? 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂ No Rags, no cleaner, no bullshit, just dry ice. Much faster than your laser.

Now imagine cleaning an ancient building or statues, great idea

What happens to the soot after it has been vaporized? Are the particles just floating around in the air waiting to fall on to another surface? I don't see any kind of externally vented extraction hood being used. How is the vaporized particles being dealt with?

Helping thugs sell buildings which are structurally unsound? Keep the housing bubble party going as long as possible even if it means huge economic destruction when the 'adults' finally show up.


I am sorry. I thought there was a clear distinction between yt ads and legitimate yt content. Judging from all the comments by clappeurs, yt is encouraging this fuzzing. Maybe yt is getting closer to bankruptcy?

Oh well. common folk are desparate to get enough $ rolling in to keep the lights on in these days of bs every where you turn around.

How well would this work on black-spot mould?

Interesting how a beam of light can wipe out something with such ease…hmmmmmmm

What model laser is this?

Hello, Great Video! Your doing exactly what I want to do. I want to start my own Laser Cleaning Business. Can you tell me where to buy and Cleaning machine? And what You recommend and possibly how to charge.
I’m in the USA , Texas,Thanks

How much are the lasers?

Dang I need that. I had a graver fire and the sponges don’t work that well on Cinder block. So I’m media blasting the walls with air and crushed glass. What a mess. It melted the paint so it’s a spotty black mess.

Where you bought the laser from? I’m interested to buy one as i have a exterior cleaning company in Uk.
Thanks

Very cool! What machine are you using for your mobile unit? I've been looking around and am having trouble deciding between Chinese or US based manufacturers. Thanks!

Bro just casually says how he’s in a house that someone threw a Molotov in XD

Nobody's gonna talk about the fact he's cleaning up a house after someone chucked a molotov cocktail inside?