@TheGarageEngineer, thank you for your reply! I've noticed that after using deionized water 2 or 3 times, it tends to get a bit cloudy. How can I prevent this? Do you recommend anything like antifreeze or another solution? Of course, always with safety in mind for the laser tube. What do you suggest to avoid this?
@@ChrissRollex I’ve never seen mine get cloudy. I just worry about that the flow is constant and water is chilled. Unless you have issues with cold temps. I won’t worry about the cloudyness.
You can add more water in the bucket and it will be cool for longer time.
Great idea. Thank you.
What amount of water do you recommend?
How are you cooling your laser tube? Are you using just deionized water, or have you added anything else instead?
Just deionized water. Lazer is in a conditioned space so no chance of freezing.
@TheGarageEngineer, thank you for your reply!
I've noticed that after using deionized water 2 or 3 times, it tends to get a bit cloudy. How can I prevent this?
Do you recommend anything like antifreeze or another solution?
Of course, always with safety in mind for the laser tube.
What do you suggest to avoid this?
@@ChrissRollex I’ve never seen mine get cloudy. I just worry about that the flow is constant and water is chilled. Unless you have issues with cold temps. I won’t worry about the cloudyness.
I will be adding Air Assist me mine soon.
Game changer.
@@TheGarageEngineer
I have air assist on All My Diode Lasers, the k40 is my only C02 Laser.