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Morten Uses Laser Technology

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Morten Brun Wold and his partner have invested approximately one million kroner in two lasers with various operating equipment. Through Vesterålen Laserrens AS in Myre, they hope to eventually be able to live without laser technology.

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vol.no broke the news 7 days ago on Sunday, September 20, 2026.

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