styropyro

@styropyro

styropyro is a successful YouTube creator with an estimated monthly earnings range of $409 - $4,090, supported by 415 paid members out of a total of 962. Since launching in August 2016, styropyro has built a dedicated following by captivating viewers with his innovative laser creations, high-voltage experiments, and engaging explanations of scientific concepts. His videos range from chemistry demonstrations to pyrotechnic displays, even featuring giant moths, showcasing his passion for science and entertainment. styropyro's success is evident in his growing community and the consistent engagement he receives from his audience.

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it looks like it is FINALLY going to snow here this week, which means I'll hopefully get the last clips I need for the laser video. In the m

I've hit a standstill with the handheld laser video since I'm still waiting on snow here. I still think it's worth holding out for snow sinc

lasers are such a useful kitchen tool

I briefly got to play with my laser in snow the other day, but by the time I had my camera settings dialed in, the snow stopped falling. The

This laser has completely surprised me with what it can melt and burn. It goes FAR beyond the capabilities of the 100W laser and has taken o

I mounted the big f-theta lens from the first radar gun laser to the new one, and was able to quickly melt through a penny. I couldn't get a

I rebuilt the handheld laser using a single one of the newest arrays and I'm quite happy with the results. I was able to clean up a bunch of

I wasn't able to do much work in the shop the past few weeks due to some family stuff that came up, however, I did score something really co

While reading and gathering equipment for the "penny laser" project, I decided to revisit the giant handheld laser that failed on me earlier

in this video i test some old "torpedo" fireworks which are basically shock sensitive m80s. I found these in the junk I inherited from my gr