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GB laser barrels
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what?
First of all, my drivers COME IN THESE BARRELS you do not need a separate one.
second, it's $1.50 shipping to $4 driver, how does that make it more???
First of all, my drivers COME IN THESE BARRELS you do not need a separate one.
second, it's $1.50 shipping to $4 driver, how does that make it more???
Not sure what you are talking about. If you are in the US, shipping is $1.50 and you get a driver for $5.50. I can't see shipping being more expensive from Aus to anywhere else since US is on the opposite side of the world unless you live somewhere exotic.
Buying a driver kit from anyone else here would cost $15-$20. Getting my own components for a few drivers cost me more than that shipped. I think BlueFusion's driver is the BEST deal around. It comes premade and all. If I really wanted to make a few more lasers for reselling like some others, I'd grab a whole bunch of them. Only problem is the wait.
Buying a driver kit from anyone else here would cost $15-$20. Getting my own components for a few drivers cost me more than that shipped. I think BlueFusion's driver is the BEST deal around. It comes premade and all. If I really wanted to make a few more lasers for reselling like some others, I'd grab a whole bunch of them. Only problem is the wait.
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The ball is rollling now with the manufacturer. I paid the consultation fee's and we should see some drafts soon of what this is gonnna look like. I was informed by the manufacturer that it should take about a month to run all of these barrels completely. Just a ETA.
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xtremeoid and xarylx, the only reason shipping is NOT $10 is that I have a US shipping hub. Drlava.
Otherwise, yes it would be expeeensive. Think $10, worldwide, and only about $5 to australia lol
Otherwise, yes it would be expeeensive. Think $10, worldwide, and only about $5 to australia lol
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So Dr. Lava was selling these double-lens adjustable laser housings with his previous BluRay GB, as opposed to the standard single-lens version of the Axiz module. Would there be any benefit to using one of those?
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I've seen no benefits in using a glass lens as apposed to a acrylic lens in the DIY red lasers. Maybe others have but there was threads on the forums not long ago comparing the two and even senkat didn't see any advantage.
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yuip said:
It probably shouldn't be since we've got the #'s we need to go forward. I've not sold the total 100 so there's left overs.
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Bionic-Badger said:
I've seen a tiny melt dot in the center of the acrylic lenses when running at 120mW + for minutes at a time (with the rohm diodes) Other than that, the plastic lenses seem to be fine, even for 405nm.
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I have every intention of doing another run. It may be a bit before we can do it again since everyone is going to be tapped out from the holidays but this is something I WILL repeat.
