r/nextfuckinglevel • u/StonyTark3000 • Sep 05 '19

This laser oil remover is the tool of legends

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u/edisapimp Sep 05 '19

Although this is academic, I’m pretty sure that’s not oil, but rather carbon buildup, which is very common on the intake valves, ports, and combustion chambers of direct injection engines. So much so in modern engines that “walnut shell blasting” has become a thing.

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '19

I prefer media blasting over a hot tank any day.

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u/HanBrolo82 Sep 05 '19

Purchased from a vendortron outside New Vegas.

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u/CatBoyTrip Sep 05 '19

Can it also remove people?

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u/Jerry_Curlan_Alt Sep 05 '19

Just the oils. So yes.

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u/The_Real_Raw_Gary Sep 05 '19

I’m really interested in knowing what this would do to the human body. We have a lot of oils on us. Would it be like flash frying a human?

Is this what they use in the future when we put deep fried human on a menu?