if I had to use this for a physics project in order to pop baloons, would it work?
1758944
It is a strong laser but I don't believe it is strong enough to pop a balloon.
1758945
The laser doesn't project heat, it's the same as laser pointer, just puts a little dot on an object.
1758946
I don't know if it would pop a balloon but it does produce a concentrated beam of light. Would not want to have it pointed into my eyes! This laser does not just project a dot, in darkness it produces a light trail that can reach hundreds of feet.
1758947
The heat exposure is minimum so I highly doubt it would pop a balloon. I have left the beam on my hand for an extended period of time and the low heat volume remained the same.
717000
I would not - it would probably bend and become useless unless you were careful with the fulcrum point. I would use something heavier or dig it out first.
1690692
never tried it, but I'm guessing that if you would elevate it so that there would be a gravity feed, it might work if you can get the suction started.
762586
No I wouldn't use it for that. I wouldn't trust it to not break. The plastic pieces on top aren't designed to hold that much weight
1422523
Pratically? No... it isnt powerful enough to launch metal bb's very far. But you can use them
433554
Roger!If you are a fisher, you are in luck. If not, you are about to be. This thing has a thread that runs down the middle of it. This seems to be a small problem. If you tie it directly to the beam, it will twist up, get small, and pop like a multi part ballon. Take some fish line, and a leader. Tie the balloon spinner to your leader. That way it holds it's form even in a good cat. 3 wind. Tried it on an Air traffic control tower, and at 40 Knots it did well. bill
362442
If you have a stable/stationary point to affix one side to, then yes. I think it would work. And you could put it up high enough so little ones couldn't reach. Just keep in mind, you couldn't "open" it from the other side if you needed to. It would be like a security chain.
973918
It would work fine. You would need a good fluid head and good support from tripods or something but it would slide without shaking.
2270564
I would think that if you used enough of it that it would work. totally filled I would guess the weight to be around 10-12 pounds and there are mounting tapes to hold such a weight. Thats just my best guess. Hope that helps Masoumeh.
1111163
Hi! I'm sure that it would work for that - however - the dough might stick and you might spend a lot of time picking it off the masher...
433552
Roger! If you are a fisher, you are in luck. If not, you are about to be. This thing has a thread that runs down the middle of it. This seems to be a small problem. If you tie it directly to the beam, it will twist up, get small, and pop like a multi part ballon. Take some fish line, and a leader. Tie the balloon spinner to your leader. That way it holds it's form even in a good cat. 3 wind. Tried it on an Air traffic control tower, and at 40 Knots it did well. bill
1431177
Yes it will but I would be worried about the weight of the product you are doing and the position. If it is going in an upright position, then I would suggest adding Crazy Glue or something similar. If it is laying flat, then it would be fine.
1143811
I believe it will pop, pretty soft inflatable. You need the hard plastic kind.
1034445
I suppose it could...as long as you slow the timing down. Be aware that the bounce may not always be the same depending on the surface .
625770
It's probably not strong enough, but it would be super cool if you made it work.
1912432
I would think so. Here's the project I initially bought it for... http://www.analog-innovations.com/SED/BBQ_Project.pdf Heavy enough that two of us could barely lift.
738549
I wouldn't. .. This is low quality plastic. ..I'd be worried that it would pop