CDDZ
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Been lurking the forum for quite some time, finally decided to register for an account a little less than a week ago. After a good bit of reading and research, I wanted to build my own 445nm laser. Purchased one of jib77 1.3A driver boards(Thank you!), and one of DRT's LD(Thank you as well). I would also like to thank all of the folks who take the time to explain their builds and experiences.
There may be some here that recognize some of the host's features. The head/heat sink of this laser is solid aluminum, I used 8-32 set screws and AS-5 paste to secure the module. The bore for the module is .001in over for easy change out. I used some left over HS from an aftermarket video card cooler for the driver, I plan on changing those out to something a bit more permanent in the future. I would take pictures of the inside but I was excited that I did not LED this diode . I tried to put a decent polish on it before taking pictures, most of the parts were seconds from a recent production run, I did my best . I may just take it apart and send it out to our chrome shop. The switch is a 2A@48VDC momentary, pretty beefy . How do you guys get such beautiful beam shots? I am looking forward to receiving the LaserBee 2.5W USB LPM soon. I am very curious as to what this is putting out.
I did not have any CR123@3.7V(still fired with the 3V ones )
There may be some here that recognize some of the host's features. The head/heat sink of this laser is solid aluminum, I used 8-32 set screws and AS-5 paste to secure the module. The bore for the module is .001in over for easy change out. I used some left over HS from an aftermarket video card cooler for the driver, I plan on changing those out to something a bit more permanent in the future. I would take pictures of the inside but I was excited that I did not LED this diode . I tried to put a decent polish on it before taking pictures, most of the parts were seconds from a recent production run, I did my best . I may just take it apart and send it out to our chrome shop. The switch is a 2A@48VDC momentary, pretty beefy . How do you guys get such beautiful beam shots? I am looking forward to receiving the LaserBee 2.5W USB LPM soon. I am very curious as to what this is putting out.
I did not have any CR123@3.7V(still fired with the 3V ones )