How To Make A CO2 Laser At Home

[@markuszingg3131]

Awesom Instructions! Thank you

[@BlueMoonshine]

You're welcome. Please share my video on your social networks.

[@shazzz_land]

could this be used with hho?

[@BlueMoonshine]

hho? Do you mean H20, water? The water goes in the outer tube in order to cool off the inner tube.

[@shazzz_land]

@@BlueMoonshine i mean hydrogen oxygen gas from water electrolysis, from what i found hho is the "street name" for this on the internet

[@BlueMoonshine]

@@shazzz_land You cannot put random gases in a laser tube. The gases must have very specific energy transitions for the laser effect to take place. The mixture of gases must also be specific so that the population of energy levels gets inverted.

[@shazzz_land]

@@BlueMoonshine thank you for the explanation

[@heredermatology7171]

Can i use on face

[@BlueMoonshine]

That depends on the exact size you choose for the tube, on the power of your voltage supply, and overall, on the output power of the laser, which also depends on the quality of the mirrors that you use. That also depends on whether you are taking the raw output of the laser, or if you polarize the beam, and you focus it or not. This is not something you can do at random. Do you know what power dermatologists recommend? And for how long?

[@umersohail1371]

@@BlueMoonshine please Use it on the skin And tell us about how to work this

[@BlueMoonshine]

@@umersohail1371 I'm not a dermatologist!

[@quincy189]

@@BlueMoonshine do they sell co2 laser device for home?

[@BlueMoonshine]

@@quincy189 I don't know, but that's why I built mine.