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It's an infrared thermometer. The red laser indicate the spot where temperature is taken from.Originally Posted by DAB_Design
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Ran accross these a couple weeks ago. http://www.freemansupply.com/video.htm
Mainly dealing with castings and mold making supplies.
In this video, towards the beginning, it shows someone using some sort of tool with a laser beam (infared?) and a digital readout. Anyone know what it is and what it checks?
Dustin B.
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It's an infrared thermometer. The red laser indicate the spot where temperature is taken from.
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That was my first thought. But he's holding the piece, and the "tool" is reading over 200. Surely he wouldn't be holding something that's over 200degrees?
Dustin B.
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I deal with ceramics, and know a thingor two about holding hot things. 200 F is not that hot. Paper burns at 451 F (they made a movie about that once). Besides, he's (she's) holding it with his fingertips (ie. minimal contact). I regularly pull stuff out of kilns at 200-220 F.
Carlo
Ya.. Me too..
It mostly depends on the surface your touching...
Go find someone who washes dishes for a living.. They wont think that 200 is anything.
Murphy
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