Thanks a lot for the post!

Ludovic Peperstraete

Thanks a lot for the post!

Ludovic Peperstraete

Also, modern lasers that do generate enough heat to cut through objects focus all of that heat on a very small area, meaning part of you thanksgiving turkey would be burnt to a crisp, and the rest would still be frozen. Note, that the lasers that can generate this kind of heat are by no means “harmless” and generally carry several warning labels.

Lasers would also focus the majority of their energy on the surface of the food being cooked, and would provide no significant radiant heat to the inside of the food until the outside has been burnt through.

Also the design itself is impractical. That rack would never support the weight of a large Thanksgiving turkey, also there is no mecahnism to keep it from sliding off the metal racking. If it did slide off I don’t see any mechanism to turn off the “lasers” and keeping them from burning (assuming they were the dangerous kind) anything that happens to be in their way now that the food is not stopping them.

This is another “pretty” (but) useless design concept.