13 hours of laser cleaning

[@boydovens4180]

Geez i wish i had this 20 years ago , it would have saved a huge amount of time and effort .

[@SerkiTesfu]

you guys are professional. what is the power of the laser?

[@ridethroughlifertl]

I'd like a much longer video, with no jump cuts, and the use of a tripod, like it seems you used. This is good stuff.

[@Ger-s4p]

Hi. Can you tell me where you got the screens? Very handy workspace protection.

[@bnblasercleaning]

Sheer speed, uk company, not cheap if you have to pay there international freight fees

[@Ger-s4p]

Thanks Ben@@bnblasercleaning much apriciated

[@ryansikes2512]

What’s the brand of that protective wall thing you use? I NEEEED ONE.

[@projectlaser]

It's made by Sheerspeed in the UK

[@johnvicol2344]

Will these lazers remove metal scale?

[@rhvreramon]

So how would you handle a customer who has a thick rust product. Is it a matter of wattage?

[@KerryBarron]

Hi! I am wondering Where did you get your laser curtain... I am fixing my VW Vanagon (which is mainly rust) and don't want to ruin neighbors stuff!!

[@scottpratson7766]

What would you say the start up cost is all in???? Do you charge by the hour or quote?? And what would be a good fair rate???

[@projectlaser]

Thanks for your patience Scott, rates depend on your equipment and what your local customers will accept, we charge ourselves out at a premium rate and mostly per hour

[@jirispacek1805]

Hello, I soon want start this job, but I dont have really clue how to price this. Can you help me please? Thank you

[@rhvreramon]

Question, what’s your formula for your work and how do you measure.

[@tuberaider]

It's so satisfying to see this stuff. I live in Florida, and corrosion of most metal parts in this heat and humidity is common. I just can't justify spending $$$$ bucks on a laser to do this. Hopefully someday they will be cheaper.

[@projectlaser]

look at a CW laser, only $$, they are not to be pointed at stainless steel, precision parts, copper or brass, they will work on run of the mill steel and iron though

[@lenikt3560]

​@@projectlaserso it should work on cars and car parts? what's the approx. cost?

[@projectlaser]

@lenikt3560 if you're referring to CW lasers, they can. Though unlike pulsed lasers they produce a big flame when removing paint. Another important thing is that no laser is designed to remove heavy rust. They're tools for surface rust, $10,000-$30,000 for a 2000W model

[@rudeeq]

what a price for 13 hours of your INCREDIBLE job! ?

[@jozeflakatos6032]

what is the tipe of the folding wall?

[@projectlaser]

Its a screen by sheerspeed in the UK

[@TonyMeadows-o4u]

What would it cost for a lazer set up like yours

[@projectlaser]

A few hundred thousand dollars to get a European laser, van, generators. hence most go Chinese

[@robertpronovost3839]

So pulse laser, I’m thinking about using this in deep cleaning sanitation of kitchens and bathrooms. Would you recommend the pulse laser or a different one and why?

[@IDontTalkToCops]

Definitely pulse.

[@FLXMobileLaserCo.]

You’re using two generators to power that??

[@raymondsmith1956]

Loner video with more dialogue!

[@zackzander425]

What’s the best sized pulsed laser to clean masonry with?

[@projectlaser]

The biggest one you can afford, we represent 4jet and proudly recommend them

[@thzzzt]

So I take it that it won't work on pitted rust? Not really a substitute for abrasive blasting?

[@projectlaser]

Rarely, in our opinion, do pulsed laser compare with blasting, it's non abrasive and generally can't profile the substrate at all or too an adequate level. More a comparison to chemical stripping, manual cleaning, or dry ice/ soft blasting like soda

[@denniskioko1777]

How much do you charge for this kind or cleaning?

[@projectlaser]

over a 12 hours day our day rate is around 1% of our asset cost

[@YoYoZamolo]

@@projectlaser a Narran 500W laser is about 170,000 so does that mean you’d charge 1700 daily? And people are happy to pay this? I’m looking into one with my profits from cryptocurrency and getting into big industrial restorations hopefully. Would only need 30 days of work a year to make 50k at those rates 👌

[@projectlaser]

@@YoYoZamolo our 12 hour day rate is the cost of the laser/ vehicle/ generators + one operator. Sure when you're charging full days it's Fantastic money, the challenge is obviously finding the work and depends where you are in the world and what applications are around you

[@markstefan8132]

@@projectlaser Speaking of Narran, is there any particular reason you chose 4Jet over Narran Laser? What are the comparative advantages and disadvantages of the two products?

[@SteveWrightNZ]

Would paint stick to the laser cleaned surface better than a sandblasted one?

[@projectlaser]

According to a test done in Canada, yes. we dont have the report unfortunately

[@PanzerShrimp]

Tesla Cybertruck 10kw output would probably be able to power a 1.5kw fiber laser cleaner

[@tanasedan4676]

That's pretty impressive. When I'll grow up I'll buy one of European quality laser machine, but for the moment I'll keep working with my 1500wats Chinese laser machine. Good luck my friend.

[@projectlaser]

CW lasers didn't exist when we stated, much like pusled lasers, CW Lasers have unique benefits and applications. Good luck chasing your dreams, and feel free to reach out through other social media channels if you want a chat

[@tanasedan4676]

​@@projectlaser Your machine is pulsed laser ?

[@produKtNZ]

@@projectlaser what are the key differences between a CW laser and a pulsed laser?

[@projectlaser]

@@tanasedan4676 yes, it's a 500W pulsed laser by 4Jet

[@projectlaser]

A CW laser is the same type of lasers that's used to cut through metal, they simply use a galvanometer to rapidly move the laser beam around, some CW lasers can be purchased with 3 tips, laser cutting, welding and cleaning. A pulsed laser and specifically our Top hat laser source is designed to not profile, scratch or damage the surface it is cleaning.

[@samehawad8639]

How much does the gas cleaning machine need for an hour of work, and what is the name of the gas used?

[@projectlaser]

No gas is needed its an ND YAG laser, which uses electricity to create a laser.

[@theantichrist4267]

Oh I bet that company isn’t happy with you blasting of the identification Numbers off the metal , and stickers that were on the parts .

[@redwards3457]

This looks awesome, but all this stuff seems to be outdoors . isn't it just going to immediately flash rust again? or did you wipe the stuff down with oil after? also, i hope those markings and labels were not important part numbers ,etc. lol

[@projectlaser]

The client sprayed all the items with an anti corrosion coating once we finished the job, We were also told that we didnt have to worry about any labels!

[@christopheg7827]

Hi id like to know where you bought the laser beam screen ? I'm in Europe is it australian ?

[@projectlaser]

It's made by sheerspeed in the UK, type laser in the website search bar👌 and let them know I sent you:p

[@Petroholic88]

What kind of equipment do you use? I would be interested in similar set... What are the initial costs?

[@projectlaser]

8 months later we got there, this is with the 500W 4Jet laser cleaning machine, cost for a full setup is several hundred thousand aussie dollars, we now have 4 lasers so that value has gone up

[@rudeeq]

67 000 USD ??? for real?@@projectlaser

[@christianpaulroldan4010]

I really want a laser blaster.

[@damonmanning6929]

Brah, this music is pretty dope 😅

[@projectlaser]

Thanks boss

[@huyhoangphungquoc1746]

Feel good to see your job, i'm planning to open a laser clean service at my city, start with a 2kW CW laser, should I go with CW type first or should take a less power pulse type

[@projectlaser]

Depends on what you want to do! you couldn't clean what I cleaned in this video with a CW laser, but you could remove corrosion from steel, carry out non-destructive testing surface prep and a bunch of other activities where the client wont mind a scratches surface

[@projectlaser]

If you are interested we have a laser cleaning Ebook for sale @ industriallasercleaning.com.au

[@sdqylaser4716]

It depends on your application and budget. The CW is cheaper, can work faster but can damage the surface even it's tiny. Pulsed type has 2 kinds, Gaussin and Top-hat. Both are higher price but you can challenge more precision work

[@rhvreramon]

How do you price this job.

[@projectlaser]

We charge per hour, years of experience in knowing how quick we can tackle a job

[@rhvreramon]

I forgot to ask how much you charge an a hour. I’m in colorado.

[@randyrafter6118]

Awesome

[@jesseklein611]

I think I'd like to start a business doing this. Just looking at getting all my ducks in a row.

[@projectlaser]

Hopefully those ducks have lined up

[@brunomeola1120]

I bought a jnct 100w pulse laser cleaner and it is broken with only hours of use bad quality machine and the technical support is worst don't buy

[@projectlaser]

Sorry to hear, our 200W laser was also broken the day we got it, to make it worse, it was from Wuhan and someone supposedly ate a bat at the same time. meaning we couldnt get spares for a looong time

[@Очисткалазером-г.Протвино]

Лёгкую ржавчину удаляет, а толстую удаляет слоями с промежуточной очисткой щёткой