@RoadRunnerLaser No, a few weeks ago a friend of mine did the same and trowed it on the ground. So I thought that would be cool to do. So I made the flint hot, and it startet go glow and I was like; "Cool". But suddenly it explode... and I made a hole in the wooden floor :p So if you try it, try it safe :p Happy silvester :)
@graffbrian1212 Approximately 150mw although the output varies considerably over time. It has been shown (from time to time) to be delivering around 200mw.
Check the video again, I think you'll find that I measured the output on camera.
It would be just my luck to have spent hours carefully rubbing down such a chunk into a large pile of dust, only to get slightly over-enthusiastic in my excitement about being nearly finished... and make a stray spark.... Phoooooomph !!!!
i just keep rolling my lighter not to hard just ebough so it doesnt spark then after a while i just roll it really fast and it makes good sparks there good enough to hit the ground
That's a 532nm (green) DPSS delivering around 170mw, if I remember rightly...
The video shows me taking a lasercheck reading, I think you'll find.
The reason the spot looks so orange is because you are seeing the fluorescence from the object subjected to the laser re-emitting lots of energy. The goggles cut out the green, thus the original monochromatic laserlight cannot be seen. The fluorescence is a wider band and the lower portion (orange/red) passes through the goggles.
If I remember rightly, I discovered this because I was trying to find a lazy way of cleaning the crap out of the flint-wheel and I thought that a couple of hundred milliwatts of focussed coherent greenness might help. Seeing the little sparks from the flint-wheel spurred me into grinding up a small pile of flint as shown and the little flash brought a satisfied smile to my face. Though first, I had to clean the crud out of the wheel manually. :(
It works exactly as you see it working on the video. If you impart enough energy into the flint dust it will go up like flash-powder.
If you've got a laser which will deliver around 100mw or more, you can focus it down and try this for yourself. If you get a good focus, you might manage it with less than 100mw.
Just put a flint in a fire. First it gets red and it glows, then in explodes in sparklerstyle.
xMegaVideos 4 weeks ago
@xMegaVideos - Got a video of you doing it? .... from behind safety glass ?? ;)
RoadRunnerLaser 4 weeks ago
@RoadRunnerLaser No, a few weeks ago a friend of mine did the same and trowed it on the ground. So I thought that would be cool to do. So I made the flint hot, and it startet go glow and I was like; "Cool". But suddenly it explode... and I made a hole in the wooden floor :p So if you try it, try it safe :p Happy silvester :)
xMegaVideos 4 weeks ago
2:03 crak :D
asassincreedrulez 1 month ago
i just wasted 4:22 minutes of my life. thnx man! :)
FreakingSuperAwesome 1 year ago
Thanks for the video me and my friend loved it we now know how to make sparks and i just got heelys . From, Katlyn ,Gavin;)
925tripson 1 year ago
how many mw is that laser?
graffbrian1212 1 year ago
@graffbrian1212 Approximately 150mw although the output varies considerably over time. It has been shown (from time to time) to be delivering around 200mw.
Check the video again, I think you'll find that I measured the output on camera.
RoadRunnerLaser 1 year ago
0:34 looks nasty if you start from that point
naamloos1337 1 year ago
i do that all the time :D
DeathAwaitsYouX 1 year ago
cool! not buy a 55lb chunk off ebay and get a sheet of sandpaper XD
1zacster 1 year ago
@1zacster
It would be just my luck to have spent hours carefully rubbing down such a chunk into a large pile of dust, only to get slightly over-enthusiastic in my excitement about being nearly finished... and make a stray spark.... Phoooooomph !!!!
RoadRunnerLaser 1 year ago
@RoadRunnerLaser lol yeah wouldnt want to be caugh with a bag of 'explosive powder" in your closet during a police raid XD
1zacster 1 year ago
@RoadRunnerLaser or sneaze.
Snowbombz 1 year ago
@Snowbombz Yes... That's the kind of luck I have... ;(
RoadRunnerLaser 1 year ago
boringest firework ever....lol 5 stars tho
dmcpro882 1 year ago
@dmcpro882
Thanks for the stars and the chuckle...
My little pile of dust is hardly likely to wow a crowd on Hogmanay, that's for sure... No matter how much they've been drinking !
RoadRunnerLaser 1 year ago
what up with the orange screen???
nicknoface 2 years ago
I placed laser-goggles in front of my camera to protect it. They filter out green/blue so everything appears pink/orange.
RoadRunnerLaser 2 years ago
se eu quizese fazer faisca eu asendia um bombliu
MrEdsonrap 2 years ago
what lazer did you use and where id you get it
nelguitar10 2 years ago 2
It's a 532nm DPSS delivering between 150mw and 170mw. I bought it from a friend a few years ago.
RoadRunnerLaser 2 years ago
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AdamAndDavidShow 2 years ago
is there also flint in the lighters with just the button???
zhzhzh5 2 years ago
no its electronic...
KMScarboy 2 years ago
no no and no
psp10004 2 years ago
ya ya this video is great!
....or u can take off the cap nd take out the whole lint!
isn't that a good idea...
(sarcasim)
X3
305rocks 2 years ago
2:00 dont snort that
VideoGamePlayer12 2 years ago
looks like your gonna sniff cocaine
HEATBEARSSOX 2 years ago
i just keep rolling my lighter not to hard just ebough so it doesnt spark then after a while i just roll it really fast and it makes good sparks there good enough to hit the ground
nicejohncena123 2 years ago
Just blow the lighter up already xD but still good.
TheTettingZoo 3 years ago
flints also come in lighters!
spawnistight 3 years ago
thanks for the info
kanaybid 3 years ago
how much mw is the laser and is it red or green
kanaybid 3 years ago
That's a 532nm (green) DPSS delivering around 170mw, if I remember rightly...
The video shows me taking a lasercheck reading, I think you'll find.
The reason the spot looks so orange is because you are seeing the fluorescence from the object subjected to the laser re-emitting lots of energy. The goggles cut out the green, thus the original monochromatic laserlight cannot be seen. The fluorescence is a wider band and the lower portion (orange/red) passes through the goggles.
RoadRunnerLaser 3 years ago
thats something u should do like wen ur bored like 1 of those days ur just siting at a table and ur realllyy bored its fun lol
blazing1hound 3 years ago
If I remember rightly, I discovered this because I was trying to find a lazy way of cleaning the crap out of the flint-wheel and I thought that a couple of hundred milliwatts of focussed coherent greenness might help. Seeing the little sparks from the flint-wheel spurred me into grinding up a small pile of flint as shown and the little flash brought a satisfied smile to my face. Though first, I had to clean the crud out of the wheel manually. :(
Beware of causing smoking craters !
RoadRunnerLaser 3 years ago
lol nice papers i use that type also lmao!!!!!!
way2out2000 3 years ago
does dis really work????
kenz1031 3 years ago
It works exactly as you see it working on the video. If you impart enough energy into the flint dust it will go up like flash-powder.
If you've got a laser which will deliver around 100mw or more, you can focus it down and try this for yourself. If you get a good focus, you might manage it with less than 100mw.
RoadRunnerLaser 3 years ago
jolly good show fellor
PixelEmo 3 years ago
couldnt u make sparks just by using the lighter? nice though whered u get that laser/
4815162342bob 4 years ago
What ??? Without using the laser you mean ???
Pah...!!! Crazy idea....!!! Gotta use a laser... Gotta use a laser... Gotta use a laser....!!! ;)
To answer your question, someone I know had a few surplus he was selling on eBay. This was one of his units.
RoadRunnerLaser 4 years ago
is that blue laser?
greenaces101 4 years ago
No. It's a green one (532nm).
RoadRunnerLaser 4 years ago
Very nice!
yoshieggz 5 years ago
Lol, nice!
Krauser912 5 years ago
awesome...
aliencam 5 years ago
gotta try this with my fusion :D
coolio319 5 years ago
great discovery! well done
roguestar05 5 years ago
:O
pepidav 5 years ago