Can a Steel Cutting Laser Cook a Perfect Burger?!

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[Gustavestavez]

Other people say: "Don't try this at home." Tech ingredients say: "If you want to try this at home, be careful."

[bartoszskowronski]

I would add some red laser pointers next to power laser beam as a warning cage. that would be more visible in the smoke.

[lachuck]

This is so incredibly groundbreaking. I worked as a technician with metal 3D printing machines and even some the engineers at our company didn't understand how the laser melting process works.

[HomeMadeBoards]

As someone that didn't have a dad growing up, please cherish this man, he is everything a successful son wants and needs 👍

[diablominero]

It was great how the laser made the oil fluoresce.

[pauldwalker]

i’m going to continue living vicariously through your builds while i stay at home and amuse myself with my 3 milliwatt laser pointer.

a man has got to know his limitations.

[hotforrobot]

'We're going to need all of them'
Best line of the vid 😂 Can't wait to learn about all this awesomeness

[DivisionMemes]

"we're going to need all of them, stay tuned"

Next video: "we built a functional Death Star"

[VividSolutions]

@51:54 you mention the switch is based on a Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR) but it’s NOT. To clarify and avoid confusion SCRs are used to switch AC, not DC. The device you’re using is based on a MOSFET.
I am not criticising or taking anything away from your superb content, which is absolutely top class. I only mention in case others really are building this stuff themselves 😂

[DuncanC]

"They don't sponsor us. I just like it." Fuck, I love this channel. This channel is what YouTube should have been.

[rockspoon]

For those interested, better cuts on thicker steel are made by using high-pressure (usually 70+PSI) oxygen alongside the laser.

[WilliamDye-willdye]

Mistakes are inevitable in a kitchen environment, so the goggles on/off steps must be eliminated completely. Isolate the lasers in a cooking box that is only viewed through filtered cameras inside the box. For rapid development, consider augmented reality headsets with filters on the camera lenses.

[o-o_pingu]

We NEED that Styropyro collab! :)
Great Video, i love that you are messing around with the systems you build.
Grilling a burger while explaining laser systems... thats what i call entertainment!
Keep it up! :D

[brandonstews]

Nothing better than Sunday morning breakfast with a freshly dropped tech ingredients!

[sallesekulic]

Bigest FLEX ever you guys are just the best there is :)

[markbothum]

Retired laser engineering technician here. Lasers are especially dangerous due to their coherent nature. Sunlight passing through the lens of your eye is spread into its component wavelengths as if by a prism before striking your retina. Laser light, being a single wavelength, is instead all focused to the same small section of your retina. You may not even feel the effect of a low power laser. But the damage is permanent, and as you continue those dead areas will accumulate. So, he's NOT being a Karen. It's more dangerous than many people realize.

[SteveKolberg]

If there wasn't aluminum involved I would suggest trying it with "Thermal Grizzly - Conductonaut" . It's a liquid metal "thermal compound" with nearly 80W/m2K

[MR_R.o.b.o.t.o]

Sous vide the meat, laser char the outside to perfection please. First to order the perfect burger. You can cook, kill, burn with a old Flat panel t.v. screen too. It's very powerful. It can cut rock

[SeanBZA]

The surface block is also possible using a granite tile, I got some cheap odd bin tiles off a tile place, genuine granite, not composite countertop, that I selected using a light to select the 2 that had minimal waves in the light. Works well using this. Yes the thin layer of thermal compound is good.

[MauroTamm]

Closed container with rotary table - a laser oven.