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best cheap 200mw laser for burning

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Nabukadnezar

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Hi. I want to buy a very powerful and cheap laser that I will only use for burning stuff. I have researched through the forum and it helped me understand enough in order to find some great models:

http://laserpointerforums.com/f55/45usd-pc-180-200mw-650nm-focusable-head-40635.html
(It has a great review here http://laserpointerforums.com/f52/review-dx-200mw-green-modules-45010.html; I hope they send in Romania)

Rayfoss

Rayfoss

Rayfoss

Rayfoss

Rayfoss

200mW 2 in1 Green laser star torch£­>5~200mw green laser pointer£­>Laser&lighting products£­>www.0-like.com

200mW Transformable focusable green laser£­>5~200mw green laser pointer£­>Laser&lighting products£­>www.0-like.com


What model would you recommend for me between these or maybe on other website or on this forum in the BUY/SELL section?
There's only one thing that I need from my laser pointer:
- to start burning at once w/e it's focused on, let's say a DVD. I don't want it to have a long "warming up" phase until it reaches its potential.

A second question is: what's the difference between a focused laser (fe Rayfoss) and a normal one (http://www.rayfoss.com/pro_info.asp?id=1569)?
 





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If u´re only interested in burning things it´s the cheapest way to go with a 200mW red. They are about 30-50 bucks. Otherwise buy the 200mW 2 in1 Green laser star torch You can see some pics below. But my cam REALLY sucks, but it gives u some first impressions.

If you are still non-satisfied at all, --> THIS <-- button will be your friend :can:

Edit: To answer your second question
pics --> foucused in, focussed out
("focussed in" dot is much smaller in rl)
 

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Buy yourself a "DILDA" laser, change the batteries from the 3 volt to the 3.6 volt, & replace the lens with a Hi-Power lens, specially coated for RED lasers from either LARRYDFW or JAYROB. I did this with my "DILDA" & went from a 'stock' power rating of 165mW's to 295mW's for very little cash & 3 to 5 minutes of time to implement the changes. That's a 130mW boost of power, for little cash & little time............. rob PS, I believe that the 'DILDA' laser is the 1st one in your list of choices.
 
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laserlands said:
red 200mw is cheap, it burns things
green is much more expensive.
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he could buy a 808nm, or any other infrared laser diode, why aren`t you suggesting it? I think it`s cheaper even that red, I`m ok ?
 
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infra red lasers avoid them, anylaser you can not see is very bad. well unless u wanna make someone go blind without them knowing lol
 
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DJNY said:
If u´re only interested in burning things it´s the cheapest way to go with a 200mW red. They are about 30-50 bucks. Otherwise buy the 200mW 2 in1 Green laser star torch You can see some pics below. But my cam REALLY sucks, but it gives u some first impressions.

If you are still non-satisfied at all, --> THIS <-- button will be your friend :can:

Edit: To answer your second question
pics --> foucused in, focussed out
("focussed in" dot is much smaller in rl)
Click to expand...

PLEASE point me in the direction of a decent laser for under $50... I was aiming for a $43 "200mw" green laser module from DealExtreme and made the order but after reading all the reviews about bad shipping times and customer service I ended up canceling it and haven't found a decent non-overpriced module yet.. I'm looking for just the module that is ready to "plug and play", I have hosts ready. You seem to know your sources well, please help me!
 
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Don't bump old threads, please. If you didn't notice, this thread is over two years old. I would probably post your question in a new thread.
 
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