Laser welders.

I’ve watched them through the little periscope thing. Cool machines.
How big of a machine are you looking at?
 
Have you looked at an autotig ( automatic TIG welding machine)?
I don't know about LBW, but it is not common for a reason. Lazers are far more widely used for "drilling".
 
I had assumed his turntables were already being used to automate his tig process.
Come on, Ron, spill ALL of the beans. We need trade secrets.
 
Yes .15 is huge that's something an Auto Tig is great for, laser welding is really used for the really thin stuff, atleast in the medical field it was. Anything over .062 we would Auto Tig that.
 
Laser welding also can be costly with all of the gas required. Electron beam welders have lower operating costs, however the intial costs were large. These are for machines that are high volume manufacturing though.
 
crackerman said:
You could mount a big one in an airplane and shoot a house full of jiffy pop. That would be awesome
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I had no idea that Ron was actually Dr. Evil.
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Only for high alloys that are so thin, you could "fit" them with your bare hands.
 
TheBac said:
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I had no idea that Ron was actually Dr. Evil.
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The stainless steel laser housings are too heavy for the sharks to swim with. That's why I need the laser welder. Titanium allows them to swim faster.
 
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