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how to properly handle an arctic laser

how to properly handle an arctic laser
first things first this is NOT your average play laser it is a state of the art aircraft grade metal covered laser , so powerful enough to burn through concrete,so how do you handle it ?

1)you need safety glasses(if u had it when it was ordered than its good)

2)pls do not be a villain by burning up someone"s bike or car tire cus the police come after ME and YOU so think of the consequences before doing these "FUN" things

 
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Step 1The functions

the functions
1)a new security feature of the laser called the smart switch that requires you to enter a secret password before turning on the laser

2)once unlocked the laser will go into these 6 different modes

          *low power
          *low power strobe
          *low power constant wave
          *maximum power constant wave
          *maximum power strobe
          *hibernation mode

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Mar 17, 2011. 4:16 PMadamazing says:
The picture in the Instructable looks similar to the picture on the Wicked Lasers website for the Spyder 3 Pro Arctic Series.

Does it really "burn through concrete"? The video on their site has the guy lighting matches, burning black electrical tape and pointing it at his walls and TV, so if I had to guess, I'd say the answer to that question is "no".
Jul 12, 2011. 6:23 AMgrundisimo says:
AND the supplied batteries have been known to heat up and explode.
Apr 8, 2011. 4:01 PMCyberDoomKnight says:
that laser is really cool! but you should say where to buy it.
Apr 1, 2011. 12:20 AMtwostoreyhacker says:
A nice design but you don't want this laser.

Have a look at this thread 32 reasons not to buy an Arctic

You are much better with a 1 watt Spartan laser
Mar 18, 2011. 5:15 AMschkip1973 says:
I agree with the comments in the thread. How can stuff like this get published when there are more legitimate 'ibles that get bounced by the instructibles robot.
Mar 17, 2011. 8:20 PMclaudiordgz says:
kinda weird there is no "where to buy" step

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