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Join me in today's video as I push the limits of the world's most powerful desktop Diode laser. From solid Steel to Copper, I'll be testing its cutting capabilities on various metals. But why cut metals? Stay tuned as I demonstrate the practicality by crafting a durable metal product. And as promised, I'm giving away an Xtool multi-color Screen Printer kit to one lucky viewer!
But first, let's address a common myth about diode lasers and metal cutting. Then, I'll delve into the differences between Plasma cutters and diode lasers. Spoiler alert: we might just witness this diode laser earn the title of Desktop Plasma cutter by the end!
Unboxing and setup were a breeze, with a few challenges. But with everything in place, I dive into metal cutting, sharing my safety precautions along the way.
The results? Let's just say, I'm impressed! But the real magic lies in my three secrets to successful metal cutting with a diode laser.
Now armed with this knowledge, I tackle a practical project: a number address plate. Witness the process from design to installation as I showcase the versatility of this mini plasma cutter.
And for those who've stuck around till the end, it's giveaway time! But before that, let's address the clock sale challenge. Did I succeed, or will I have to bid farewell to my beloved hairless cat Norman?
Join me for this exciting journey as we explore the capabilities of the 70-watt Diode laser and give back to our incredible laser community on YouTube. Don't forget to set your focal point and turn it up to 11 as we embark on this metal-cutting adventure!"
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