Thunder Laser Antifreeze - Prevent your CO2 laser from Freezing this Winter

[@ralphprincen]

Good to see you still fine after the hurricane. Saw the village down the hill from you had loads of damage. Hard to image here from europe such big devestating storms. Maybe you can do an update video about storm damage sometime.

[@danv4655]

Added wheels to my chiller, makes it a bit easier to move around.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

That's a fun idea! Thanks

[@Electrojudaz]

i just got an xtool p2s setting it up now - where my laser stands it wont go below 59F ...do i need to put antifreeze in there or is just distilled water fine?

[@BrittCHelmsSr]

Are you going to be reviewing the Wecreat 20w or 40w lasers? Im considering a purchase, but I want a review from someone, like you, that I trust before making the purchase.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

The wecreat company seems to be sue happy. Several youtube creators have gone to court because they did not say the right thing, based on contracts, in the videos. I am going to stay away from that company. As for the quality of the machine I cant say.

[@BrittCHelmsSr]

@@sethcraftworkshop - I hate to hear that they don't welcome an honest review of their product. That alone may be enough to keep me away from them. Thanks

[@Playswithfire3782]

Is it supposed to be undiluted? I keep seeing both, 35% saw one said 50% and saw some that say undiluted. Were expecting it down to 28 this weekend and i havent winterized yet because we normally dont get this cold yet. Im in coastal Sc, it snuck up on me and cant afford downtime, so draining it is out of the question.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

The official statement on the thunder laser website says pink rv antifreeze do not dilute. Draining and refilling does not take too long. Much better than a busted tube.