02:49 The fire *triangle* requires fuel, *heat*, and oxygen (ask the 3rd-degree burn on my right knee how I know). The trick is to remove any, single node, and the fire ceases. Great video! I found that as I became more proficient with my laser, that I began to become more "casual" and more "comfortable". I learned to respect, and to a certain extent...fear, my laser as much as much as I do, my circular saw (which terrifies me).
You are completely correct. I didn't mention the heat part. I was thinking more about what you can take away. Heat is a difficult one to remove. It is important to respect all tools as they are both your friends and enemy. All we can do, if we are going to use them, is to use best practice.
02:49 The fire *triangle* requires fuel, *heat*, and oxygen (ask the 3rd-degree burn on my right knee how I know). The trick is to remove any, single node, and the fire ceases.
Great video! I found that as I became more proficient with my laser, that I began to become more "casual" and more "comfortable". I learned to respect, and to a certain extent...fear, my laser as much as much as I do, my circular saw (which terrifies me).
You are completely correct. I didn't mention the heat part. I was thinking more about what you can take away. Heat is a difficult one to remove. It is important to respect all tools as they are both your friends and enemy. All we can do, if we are going to use them, is to use best practice.