Laser Cleaning Aluminum (500WATTS) - Old Syringe Restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Laser Cleaning Aluminum (500WATTS) - Old Syringe Restoration,is the video of this week, about the latest technique in the field of restorations.
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In this video I used a powerful laser to clean aluminum. The clean laser has 500 watts power and I'm very satisfied about the results. I invite you to watch how laser clean aluminum on this beautiful antique syringe. The syringe is from 1930 and I found very interesting to restore this item. I chose laser cleaning instead of sandblasting because this process have many benefits,like does not use blasting media, chemicals or water,green technology - does not produce pollution, dust, dirt or gas emissions. After the laser cleaning process, I used different grit paper for sanding and then I used compound and polishing wheel for an impressive mirror effect.
If you want to get inspired or you are just a fan of restoration,watch also my other restoration video on my channel.
I'm very excited about how the laser work on this old syringe and for the next video I will try to use it for the laser rust removal.
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If you liked this video or this technique or if you just have questions, leave a comment in the comments section and we'll start the discussion there!
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Looks like some kind of hypodermic pellet depositer. Similar to what Vererinarians now use to “chip” pets.
🤷🏼♂️ I dont know if that is the purpose,because she have an top cylinder where I think vials came.
@@CoolAgainRestoration or that is where the pellets are dropped in to the gun. The plunger extends to the end of the needle. So only solid medicines can be used. As a vial with powder would have issues with the powder falling into the chamber, the only possibility would be pellets.
A similar system is still in use. Google Ralogun. It is a 'revolver' version but does the same thing.
veldmaat I will pin your comment 👍🏻
I think its for. Pricetags in clothing, i knew similar things in a modern Version in plastic !
So, that grease shouldn't be used.
Me: Man, it'd be cool to have one of those laser to clean stuff up
*Looks at the $300k price tag*
*grabs bottle of rust remover off shelf and walks away*
I don’t have a fear of needles but that massive needle gives me one
Its for animal. And furries.
Think my first tattoo was done with a similar needle.. 🤣
My ex needs one like this lol
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Jesus Christ... I have a fear of needles... that thing caused all kinds of panic episode's for me watching this videeo.
Every parts in this old syringe looks so sturdy.
I like how in the old days things were built to outlive the user.
That laser was one of the coolest things I've seen 👌
Actually it would be pretty hot
@@MySisterIsASlytherin it's a cold laser, you can put it on your skin & it not burn
The laser concept is relatively new to restoration. Bead blasting has been around for some time and is widely utilized. I’ve never seen a piece of metal “lasered” in person, however the process appears extremely efficient.
My concerns are does it work well with all types of metal and materials? For example, I’ve blasted glass for a frosted look. Definitely worth exploring further.
It doesn't have to work well with all types of metal and materials, it doesn't have to perfect. blasting isn't perfect and doesn't work well on all materials either, it doesn't have to be perfect either.
@@ArniSPeturs he didn't say anything about being perfect. He was just wondering if it could be used on as many different materials as sand blasting or if it's much more limited in its application
Yeah good point
That my friends is a hyde tagger for beef hydes or pieces of meat. You can see the top slot to hold the tags. I used on as a kid. You can also see it looks like its covered in grease from the animal fats. Sooooo yeah
They are also used in retail to attach price tags to items.
Also used similar ones for tagging fish
Do you have to load each tag separately?
Also looks like a piercing gun
Plot Twist: *All of these replies are the same gun.*
I'm generally fine with needles, but if you come at me with something like that and there will be a fight.
I dont come. Only I showed in a video 😂😂👍🏻
I was hospitalised in February of 2018 and had to undergo a lot of testing. The veins in my arms disappeared due to too many needles. I then had to have some special scans done for which they had to inject a chemical they called ‘contrast’. Bear with me, there is reason for this long story.
They had to get the chemical inside of me but couldn’t find veins in my arms so decided hey had to get a needle in between the knuckles of my left hand.I swear, the needle looked as big as the needle here, on this device. Unfortunately the nurse sticking the needle in didn’t get very far and gave up, calling her colleague to take over. Her colleague arrived and decided to try my right knuckle instead. Let me tell you, the pain was excruciating.
Looking at this video brings all of that back. They never did find out what caused my abdominal pain, so all of that was for nothing....
@@engineer6250 wow-
I'd like to get into restoration of old tools and small appliances. This video was great inspiration! Great job!
Danger Mills thanks a lot!🙋🏼♂️🤗
Looks like the noisy cricket gun from the movie men in black
:)))) right
MuhsinTheMomin , i was thinking the exact same thing🤣
Any animal you stick with that huge needle will probably have the same reaction as one shot with the Noisy Cricket, also. Might be a good idea not to be in kicking range when using it.
There's the comment. I was scrolling and looking. Thanks, Muhsin.
"If I am the one to choose between one evil and another,
I'd rather not choose at all." - The Witcher
Same for me to choose between sand blasting and laser. :D
Looks like a weapon from Star Trek. I like the laser sparkles.✨
I'm not yet asleep and i already have nightmares about this needle.
lmao this made me laugh out loud
I well in love with this laser cleaner. Amazing thing. I chose laser instead of sand ;)
Glad to hear that🤗
I would too ... but the cost is eye watering for the laser (not for the typical home gamer)
Laser cleaning is super cool, would like to see it in vehicle applications where sandblasting isn't appropriate due to material warping or attached stuff like solid axles on offroad vehicles. Blasting itself is very complex with the several blasting media and different nozzles and such. I like both equally
That’s why I use both in my videos 👍🏻
It looks like a nice, shiny, implement of torture.
Like the way the laser cleansed without the usual mess you'd have to put up with the sand blaster. Perfect comeback. I would hate to be on the receiving end of this machine. 😲
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I would love to see a direct comparison between sand & laser before I decide which one I like better. Right now I am leaning toward sandblasting. Great vid.
Sandblasting is most common and many people like it👍🏻 thanks Ivan 👍🏻🍀
These are some high quality videos you've created here! LOVE IT! Keep 'em comin'!
There will be soon another vids👍🏻
As someone who USED to sandblast, gotta love the laser ❤ also forgive the dumb question: what is the purpose of blueing the screws? The only time I used blue was for layout. SUBBED
Tkx Raymond! Laser is ❤️❤️
Bluing is used as a rust preventative.
There's a difference between the blue used for marking on metal and bluing treatment used as a rust prevention layer.
Thanks Andrew. I forgot to answer at his question 🤷🏼♂️
Laser is most facinating.
I've re-radiused and polished semi bolts by hand to a mirror finish.
The laser is still the most facinating!
Was anyone waiting for: "and now for the final test.."?
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This is the second restoration videos I have watched today. Why is it so satisfying to see this alien's probe thingamajig get restored. And I'm glad that you put the needle right side up, I was worried that you would just leave it sideway...
Wow. I love the laser. Smart cleaning 😘. Can't wait for the next one 👏👏👏
Tkx Mariana😘
Wow!! Laser cleaned it right off and quickly.
Tkx Robert! Sure it is!👍🏻
Great video! That laser is really cool. I've been trying to figure out that syringe's purpose but I can't think of anything. The needle bore is huge and it's throwing me off.
It’s veterinary syringe,from 1930. Tkx for feedback Scoutslx3 👍🏻
I like the laser over sandblasting.
Because ? Please
@@gumb2579 hello, just personal preference. I like learning about new technology and different techniques.
Laser cleaning is really satisfying
4:00 Getting that 500W laser pretty darn close to those fingers!
I have seen it's mostly harmless to human skin.
@@rossobrink8097 Last video I saw, he demonstrated by sapping his entire hand. No problem at all.
I like laser it produces smoother surface to polish. Sandblasting is better for paint adhesion.
I wanted to see the cleaning of the metal lever and the spring
I am glad you asked about our preference - Lazer or Sandblasting? I love watching sandblasting, I'll run into the TV room across the house to watch. But today I had to tell S.B. that I met another : 'Laser'!!! But S.B. will always be in my heart!! I just don't know, do I like the new thing better or old faithful more. I don't know what to think, I love them both so much!
I like sandblasting more and I used a lot in my last videos 😍 Actually I use only the sandblasting cabinet now
The laser cleaner has a 30's Flash Gordon ray gun sound to it.
this guy is too underrated
Liked laser cleaning. But sandblasting is effective if the rust layer is slightly thicker.
Thanks Nishanth Rao🤗 we will see in the next video how effective is if the rust is slightly thicker
Laser is more enjoyabe as its still so new and not seen as much. Sandblasting has simply been around much much longer and no longer carries the awe factor that laser cleaning still has.
Sand blasting is far more Zen. I really just enjoy watching a master craftsman at work.
Thanks 😊
Well that was different. 3:47 I assume you aren't supposed to have your hand near the beam. I think I like sandblasting more, but this has a space age vibe. Can't wait to see it deal with heavier stuff.
Shadowscribe thanks for comment! It’s no problem if you hold the hand in the laser beam. Trust me! I will do a special video with this laser!
The laser is probably more like a tattoo removal laser; It won't burn humans because we are not metal/ink
Actually just a god 👍🏻 he can recognize the metal/nonmetal or what you chosed to work with
@@CoolAgainRestoration a video would be very much appreciated. So it does no harm from brief exposure or does it cause damage under sustained exposure? Like say 30-60 seconds pointed at the palm?
BradyT918 I dont know if you take 30-60 seconds pointed to the palms but only if you touch the skin with the beam,nothing happens
Качество работы, как всегда, люкс.
Что это за орудие убийства?
Looks like a SPACE GUN from the old TV series.
NICE WORK!!!
Thank you for your endeavours!!!
(time, money, sweat and expertise!!!)
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Thanks Víctor 👍🏻
I have seen alot of these at abandoned farm house's here in the United States i thought they were used for tagging the cows ear!? By the looks of it it could be late 1968 model to 1975 im only guessing!??
Placing a extended release pellet of medication. I assume a growth hormone would be the most common use.
Very good restoration with attention to detail. Nice to see old fashioned craftsmanship in your work.
I had some questions:
1. The gun blue liquid - is this to darken aluminum or other metals? Why darken them? Does it provide a rust proof primer coating? Not sure why you used this liquid for your work here, and what its uses are in general.
2. What did the 500W laser machine cost and where is it made? Please provide some specs for general weight, country of origin, cost, and whether continuous or pulse laser? This is a great technology and hopefully will come down in price.
1. Cold blueing. It just chemical to darken metal so is rust protected, mostly being used on bolt gun knife. I don't recall anything that said this was a coating, its the metal itself that turned to darkened.
2. No idea, prob china, laser machine was hell expensive at first exist, now i find like $400-600 tiny toy for small stuff
I'd hate Dr or nurse to pull one of those out on a visit to clinic !!
Though it does look like prototype for "Phasers on stun"!!
:)))
Love both sandblasting and Laser
Will be more sandblasting 🤷🏼♂️
whatever year it is, wouldn't want it shoved in my arm either way
Tkx theassassin1500. Yes,is true! Tkx with technology. 🙏🏻
Wow
Rust removal has never been this fast before
if only i could afford a $100,000 laser cleaner :-(
Laser ,never seen that before , absolutely marvelous,I want one
220.000$
i love sandblasting and laser cleaning equally. don’t make me choose!
😂😂 ok Jesse
The laser cleaner is awesome, but I like sandblasting more. 😎
Me too 😎
I love this vid keep it up mate👍
Also I really like the way you put where u found the syringe that really helped me, thank you for that
Also I have subscribed, I think u deserved it, keep up the good vids👍👍🔥
Thank you Dan Sniper! 👍🏻
@@CoolAgainRestoration your welcome you deserve it
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Laser gives surprisingly good results.,,👌
Looks more like an old kimble tag gun to me.
Just the process of both laser and sand blasting is so calming
Right 👍🏻
Лазер конечно находка для реставратора, но цены них нереальные!
Что за вещь он восстановил?
@@icedragonph какой-то механически шприц, похож на внедрение чипов животным.
@@garikc1 спасибо🙏💕
Laser for sure. Thanks for the vid!
Isn't that a retail tagging gun? Because they definitely still make those. Doubt if it's a medical syringe
Is a veterinary syringe Brandon 👍🏻 believe me !
@@CoolAgainRestoration There's one in every crowd.
I like both sandblasting and laser
Yes, it is the latest in the field of restoration but, nothing beats "My Mechanics"... He is the best of the best. You gave it an unnecessary polish, differing from the original
It’s ok 👍🏻
I like the polish. And it’s not historical restoration, so it can be whatever he likes.
@@jessemkahn I know, I don't hate this restoration channel... This channel has done some amazing work and restoration us hard from my attempts but, still... Different people have different tastes in restoration?
Laser Rocks!!!
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Scotty, take this ancient medical instrument to engineering and clean it!
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I dont know why people dislikes this awesome video, we can learn something new from this channel... learning technique for free
Thanks Sayed 👍🏻
The one from The Rock movie is scarier but still...
Looks fantastic! This size needle is used for bovines (cows). Great job, love the lazer. Thanks for sharing :)
Glad you liked Regina Lawson 👍🏻
Don't matter how ILL I get, any SOB comes near me with *that* sucker and they're getting tooth ache real quick!!
Agree with you my friend 👍🏻
I love that laser cleaner. I've never seen anything like it before. I'd like to see more of it. That injector looks awesome when you're done with it
Thanks Deborah but dont forget please. Is a reatoration channel,not laser channel. I have an issue now,the people subscribe because they think every video will be with laser,and when they dont see it,leave bad comments 🤗
@@CoolAgainRestoration I'm sorry that people are like that. I like all your restorations whether there's a laser or not. You're very talented and I enjoy your work ☺️
Glad to hear that. This is what I want: very nice people in my audience list,because only that I can do the work with pleasure 🤗
The engineer looked at the cost of the laser and said, “DON’T even ask the boss!” ☹️
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The laser part is awesome so easy and usefull thank you!
This is a special bolus gun for subcutaneous injection of solid supplements .
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Laser all the way!! So Cool!
looks to me like the laser was a waste of time
It’s ok..
You definitely made this piece look new again! As for my preference between laser or sand blasting, I think the laser is neat but I would want both systems as I’m sure sandblasting has advantages in certain applications. Thanks.
If only those lasers didnt cost like 50 grand
Yes,they are very expensive ..
There are cheapish laser tattoo removal guns on ebay that will do almost the same thing just a lot slower (the only reason I know this is because of styropyro)
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Very cool laser technology
Love the laser cleaner!!
Awesome restoration
Wow what a nice Job Love it and i Love more the laser Clean its very cool ❤️❤️❤️👍❤️❤️❤️
Wow... Laser is amazing, but I love sandblasting...😍
Thanks for feedback plaidex rubilar 👍🏻
Wow I need to borrow your laser to cook me dinner in a matter of minutes.
That's the first time I've ever seen anyone used one of those before.
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Thanks Michael 👍🏻👍🏻
The laser is cool to see (one time) but the sand blaster is well how do I say it, soothing. Watching the piece being cleaned and surfaced at the same time is more satisfying to me.
Agree with you Gary 👍🏻
The coolest toy
And very nice job
Wow that's my favorite gun from Men in Black.
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I love both of them.
Using the clean laser ...seen enough sand blasting for awhile...good to see something different....great vid.
Thanks Randy 👍🏻
Love watching the sandblasting and also that cool laser cleaning and preferably with no cuts or speeding up.
I try to do a balance between footages. Thank you for your feedback skemsen 👍🏻🍀
I like sandblasting better 👍🏼 it's MORE relaxing 👍🏼👍🏼💙💙
I agree 👍🏻
In all honesty, I enjoy watching both methods of cleaning rust. The laser seems to remove without sand waste. That being said I need to see more of the laser to make a final decision. Well done!
Yes but the laser consume more energy that a house in one day
@@CoolAgainRestoration Both use energy. The laser takes up less space. I don't understand the point of asking everyone's opinion if you've already decided yourself.
No mate! At that moment I asked because the laser wasn’t bought yet. But the people choose sandblasting because they said , looks more therapeutic to watch. And yes, both consume but not at the same level . For sandblasting you need just a compressor and a vacuum but the laser…oh, that need a lot of energy
@@CoolAgainRestoration I understand
Good 👍
I think laser cleaning initially, and then sandblasting, would give the absolutely best result. Laser don't go really deep, but it are good at removing surface rust from things with a surface finish or surface pattern. Sandblasting takes the really deep rust, but easily misses rust in certain places where the sand don't "reach" kind of.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻that’s why I use both
Is it me but I find the sand blasting very therapeutic and fun. The Laser is modern tech. But what I want to see is how the Laser deals with parts that are badly rusted. Please experiment. Similar to the above syringe where it has a two halves. Make a side by side comparison. Cheers.
Got it dave👍🏻 stay arround 🍀😊
Mantap pak eko!!!
I like the laser a lot
The clean laser seems to be a good new tool.
someone probably already asked, but how bad is it if you strike your finger with the laser?
I am a great fan of your restoration…
Thanks for that 😊
This polishing method using Laser brings back the shine of the objects that were considered old and useless. One more alternative to recover.
I like both, but the laser is pretty cool to watch 😎
Laser is a satisfactory
Laser is the way to go. Much easier and faster.
What is the point of laser cleaning / sand blasting if you are going to sand and polish it any way?
Lazer cleaning is best way to clean