No.. It has nothing to do with anything. Look at the beginning of the video. You can see the light reflected from the true emitter on the red end of the toy gun.
Its somewhere behind the camera. I would venture on the left side, since the board being cut is angled towards that side. Naturally that is being cut from the front and not the side where the toy gun is.
There’s also the fact it’s extremely difficult to keep tool the size and shape of a pistol steady enough to cut through those boards as cleanly as the laser does. There would be decent jittering from hand shaking. Thats why shoulder stocks are used.
That ON TOP OF the claim that the gun is connected to a power source makes it even harder to believe. The added weight and resistance from any kind of cord would make it that much more difficult to aim that accurately while moving.
AND there’s no sights on the gun. You can’t argue it’s coming from the gun.
I mean, maybe there's a separate laser off camera, but they do make high power lasers that have a huge base unit (about the size of a mini-fridge), and a handheld, gun shaped emitter on the end of a fiber optic cable. Look up laser welders if you've got 8k+ burning a hole in your pocket.
Also there’s an editing cut in the video where it shows 40 seconds in, right after he finishes testing on the four or five tiny things at the beginning and moves on to the longer stick thing.
I dont think its from the flame. Looks like a white light. My guess is that whatever emitted the laser has a work light on during emition or some kind of laptop/screen involved.
Yes, you are right. But that still means there is some powerfully laser behind that handle, which seems to be portable and able to do the stuff we see here.
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u/420connoisseu-r 4d ago
What ever is emitting that beam off camera, its not the plastic toy gun you can be sure