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• Jun 24, 2011

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Post pictures of your laboratory, Brick and module style lasers.
Here are mine.

 

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Don't Laze Me Bro

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This technically *isnt* a labby, but it can be as you may plug it into a wall for power and it has TEC and forced air cooling (Titan/hercules)

And here is my CNI labby:

 

• Jun 24, 2011

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532nm @ 532mw
MIND BLOWN. Sadly, I have nothing to contribute.

 

• Jun 24, 2011

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Hm, I've had a few in my time. Some lasers pictured more than once.

-Trevor

 

• Jun 24, 2011

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I would post some of mine, but I'm finding it difficult to "top" quality beamshots like those^^.

 

• Jun 24, 2011

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FrothyChimp has the best collection of Labbys. Check it out.

 

• Jun 24, 2011

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1W 445, 300mW 640, 500mW 532, 1W 445, 200mW 532

<100mW multiline

Power controllable 1.2W~ 445nm Brick

 

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Van

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I'm trying to build 1 RGB laser, but find that it is very hard to combine the laser...which make me dazzle.

Van

 

• Jun 24, 2011

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Combining the beams is simple, using dichroic mirrors Only difficulty is aligning them perfectly.

 

• Jun 24, 2011

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Van

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yes, that's what I mean, hard to get perfect yellow or other color.

to fixed the mirror is truble too, need strong glue.
But build one for myself feel good.

Van

 

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Ah yes, those little fixed mounts can be tricky

 

• Jun 24, 2011

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Ah! I would contribute, though I am still in the planning phase for a Labby

 

• Jun 24, 2011

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• Jun 24, 2011

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I prefer labbys over handhelds any day, and I haven't even messed with laser shows! (yet)

Here are a few of my Computer PSU lab style lasers. Disregard the handhelds...

For the lab lasers from left to right: DIY 600mW 405nm, DIY 2W 445nm, 640mW 532nm, DIY 250mW 650nm.

Here's a video of these lasers in action:

 

• Jun 25, 2011

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2011-03-06_09-15-57pm - Version 2 by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

6-7mw 473nm and 2mw 543.5 HeNe.



2011-05-14_10-10-00pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

6-7mw 473nm, 2mw 543.5 HeNe, 1mw 632.8 HeNe


Bare tubes count right?


2011-05-27_11-15-54pm by ltkernelpanic, on Flickr

3mw 543.5 green HeNe and 1mw red 632.8 HeNe

 

• Jun 30, 2011

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I used to have quite a few, but right now this is my only working lab (building some 445nm combined ones)..

1W> 532nm DHOM unit. (Judjing by some tests, id say its doing more then 1W, but I need to LPM it at some point to confirm)

 

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