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Hello,
After making the guide of making cheap red laser build for about 33$ Ive decide to make another one, but much much cheaper.
Part list:
10pcs Red Laser Diodes ML101U29-25 - 29.98$/10=2.998$ each
10pcs Laser modules 5.6mm with acrylic lens - 19.99$/10=1.99$ each
5pcs 9V battery clip - 0.99$/5=0.198 each - You need 2 of them
10pcs PCB - 1.64$/10=0.164$ each
10pcs LM317 - 1.60$/10=0.16$ each
20pcs 16V 10UF Capacitors - 1.99$/20=0.0995$ each
10pcs 10ohm 1W resistors - 1.49$/10=0.149$ each - You need 2 of them
10pcs 100 ohm Potentiometer - 1.99$/10=0.199$ each
100pcs 1N4001 diodes - 1.27$/100=0.0127$ each
Actimel bottle - "Free"
Bottle lid - "Free"
Together 6.3172$ + shipping
Laser diodes
Laser modules
battery clips
PCBs
LM137s
capacitors
resistors
potentiometers
diodes(1N4001)
Actimel bottle
bottle lid
That was part list. So let's make the laser.
At the start press the diode into module.
Then solder wires to the diode's pins. After that, make LM317 linear driver using this schema.
finished driver
The next step is the best! Drink actimel! Then make a hole on the bottom of the bottle to fit the module in. I used hot glue pistol to attach module to the bottle.
Then, make a little hole in middle of the bottle lid and squeeze 9v clip's wires through it. Cut off wires of the second 9V battery clip and connect them to each other.
Then connect wires like in the picture. I used 2x RCR123A batteries and the rubber to attach wires to battery.
Very carefully put all the things into bottle. I used hot glue again to attach driver to the bottle.
The last step is to close the bottle with the lid. I taped it with electric tape.
Enjoy burning and the beam in night
Hope you guys like this Actimelaser build
Sorry for the image size, I will fix it later. - fixed
After making the guide of making cheap red laser build for about 33$ Ive decide to make another one, but much much cheaper.
Part list:
10pcs Red Laser Diodes ML101U29-25 - 29.98$/10=2.998$ each
10pcs Laser modules 5.6mm with acrylic lens - 19.99$/10=1.99$ each
5pcs 9V battery clip - 0.99$/5=0.198 each - You need 2 of them
10pcs PCB - 1.64$/10=0.164$ each
10pcs LM317 - 1.60$/10=0.16$ each
20pcs 16V 10UF Capacitors - 1.99$/20=0.0995$ each
10pcs 10ohm 1W resistors - 1.49$/10=0.149$ each - You need 2 of them
10pcs 100 ohm Potentiometer - 1.99$/10=0.199$ each
100pcs 1N4001 diodes - 1.27$/100=0.0127$ each
Actimel bottle - "Free"
Bottle lid - "Free"
Together 6.3172$ + shipping
Laser diodes
Laser modules
battery clips
PCBs
LM137s
capacitors
resistors
potentiometers
diodes(1N4001)
Actimel bottle
bottle lid
That was part list. So let's make the laser.
At the start press the diode into module.
Then solder wires to the diode's pins. After that, make LM317 linear driver using this schema.
finished driver
The next step is the best! Drink actimel! Then make a hole on the bottom of the bottle to fit the module in. I used hot glue pistol to attach module to the bottle.
Then, make a little hole in middle of the bottle lid and squeeze 9v clip's wires through it. Cut off wires of the second 9V battery clip and connect them to each other.
Then connect wires like in the picture. I used 2x RCR123A batteries and the rubber to attach wires to battery.
Very carefully put all the things into bottle. I used hot glue again to attach driver to the bottle.
The last step is to close the bottle with the lid. I taped it with electric tape.
Enjoy burning and the beam in night
Hope you guys like this Actimelaser build
Sorry for the image size, I will fix it later. - fixed
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