Green Laser
Discussion in Striping & Marking started by TheStripeZone (unclaimed legacy handle), Mar 17, 2005. 33 replies, last reply May 25, 2006.
That is not at all what we are saying. To produce a line that can be seen in the daylight, you would need a lazer that would not be approved by OSHA in the open and public environment we would use it. Creating a projected line is the best of all worlds, but the dot out in front of you (used as a pointer) is better than anything else you can legally use. For cloudy days and at night, the line generator is excellent but before you go out and get a 30mW lazer, you really need to review the OSHA regulations as they pertian to the use of lazers.
Titan Tool has a green laser? Last time I looked they had a red laser that you could hardly see on a really cloudy day, and not at all in the sunlight. Dwan got a piece of soft copper tubing about the same diameter as the laser, and a piece of rubber hose the right diameter to slip over the tubing and the laser. he clamped one end of the tubing to the machine, and could bend and point it right where he wanted it. I use test tube slamp holders for mine.
Great minds think alike. I ordered my test tube holder this morn...LOL. $5.95 from Mountain Home Biological Supply. I KNEW those chemistry classes would come in handy someday....Now to find the perfect line generator lens....any ideas? I think Dwan is fishing....
The laser is just a pointer. It makes a dot on the pavement out in front of the machine so you can track straighter when following a chalkline or something like that. I like to paint with the gun inline with back axle and a pointer out front. With the laser you can put it well out in front of the machine, and yet it doesn't hit curbs or walls.
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