Festool thermal images

[waho6o9]

Looking forward to the scree shots Bryan, congratulations!

 

[Cheese]

BK...I'm all ears. I want one in the worst way along with moving away from the V28 platform.  [not worthy]

 

[AofD]

I'm looking forward to some pictures!

 

[bkharman]

Sorry to keep everyone on the edge of your seats but I have been on travel for a week or so now.

I will be back tomorrow and take some pics.

Cheers. Bryan.

 

[Cheese]

Sorry to keep everyone on the edge of your seats but I have been on travel for a week or so now.

I will be back tomorrow and take some pics.

Cheers. Bryan.

[member=21412]bkharman[/member]
I pulled the pin on one Saturday and they gave me a shipping estimation of 2-3 weeks. You must have ordered yours on the first couple of days after the announcement. They probably sold a ton at the price.

 

[Thebesciak]

I did couple pictures today with my flir..

RO 150 after 5 min of use:
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CT26 after 5 min:
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[Thebesciak]

TS 55 after about 10 minutes of couple cuts...
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Picture killer - looks like heat does not travel pretty easy to the center of the hub ha?
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[Cheese]

[member=41347]Thebesciak[/member]
That's pretty interesting. Take your first shot of the TS 55. The temp range is 122-77.1, but the max is 150. Is the max temp located within the crosshair area?

 

[Thebesciak]

nope,
thats the tip of the blade...

[member=41347]Thebesciak[/member]
That's pretty interesting. Take your first shot of the TS 55. The temp range is 122-77.1, but the max is 150. Is the max temp located within the crosshair area?

 

[sae]

Wow, that's interesting. How much time delay between the cut and your image?

 

[Thebesciak]

up to 30 seconds...

Wow, that's interesting. How much time delay between the cut and your image?

 

[Holmz]

What does the Carvex look like?

 

[yeelep]

Thanks alot guys, you just cost me $250. [big grin]

 

[Cheese]

Finally received my Flir One, originally was supposed to ship in 3 weeks, 8 weeks later it arrived. Needless to say they sold the hello out of this product.

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I was trying to find the location of the AC feed into the upstairs loft...just take a picture.

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Trying to locate some of the leaks in the HVAC ducting...done.

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Ever wonder what temp a black car can reach on an 80 degree day?

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Ever wonder why your dog always sleeps next to the chair in the sunroom on a warm day?

 

[Cheese]

Here's another interesting situation. When I went to lock the rear entry door last night I noticed this condition, which is the first time I've seen this in the 8 years since I installed outdoor lighting. Usually when we get snow we get a lot of snow so this light dusting led to this unusual situation.

The 1st picture is a 1 1/2" thick piece of New York bluestone placed on a poured cement slab/steps. Underneath the bluestone is a 12" x 12" pocket with a metal box installed that was poured in-place.

The 2nd picture shows the metal box which contains 2 each 40 watt, solid state power supplies that power all of the outdoor LED lighting.

The 3rd picture is the area on the bluestone slab directly above the power supply box while the 4th picture is directly to the right of the 3rd photo.

I just found it interesting that a only 3 degree difference in stone temperature would make this large of an impact on the snow conditions. I would have assumed that the thermal mass of the bluestone would have cancelled out the local heating condition and created more of an average steady-state situation.

 

[Gjarman12]

My favourite use of my flir one is checking to see if my drywall mudd is dry.

 

[blaszcsj]

[member=44099]Cheese[/member] [member=21412]bkharman[/member] When you guys measure temperature of a surface, are you adjusting for the emissivity of the surface? or do you run a standard value? For example a painted surface is close to 0.95 where as steel or even granite/stone can be around 0.50. This does change the accuracy of the reading and I am curious if it is adjustable on these units.

Stan

 

[bkharman]

[member=44099]Cheese[/member] [member=21412]bkharman[/member] When you guys measure temperature of a surface, are you adjusting for the emissivity of the surface? or do you run a standard value? For example a painted surface is close to 0.95 where as steel or even granite/stone can be around 0.50. This does change the accuracy of the reading and I am curious if it is adjustable on these units.

Stan

Hey Stan.  I am pretty certain it does NOT take into account the emissivity of the surface.  I think that is part of the "human factor".  It will of course relay the correct surface temp, but not incorporate that type of metadata.  There are some adjustments, but they are pretty limited.  I will throw it in my bag to bring to Festool Connect if you want.  Just let me know.

cheers.  Bryan.