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Help me choosing a green laser which i can access the lens..

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previously, i bought a laser, and the lens had damaged, now, im gonna buy a new one from lazerer.com 'cause they said the site is great, but which laser should i buy that had a lens which can be replaced easily..??

thanks..
 





Usually the actual lens is epoxied on to prevent it from coming apart in the laser. And in most cases, the lens is epoxied onto a threaded disc inside the module. Most of the time the lens is epoxied onto the disc, and the disc is epoxied onto the module. Regardless of whether it is adjustable focus or not, count on there being some epoxy.

All lenses can be replaced, just prepare for some effort involved and make sure you have a suitable lens replacement for when/if you actually do it. And DO NOT use superglue. You NEED to use epoxy or something else that won't fume up the lens.
 
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joemmonster said:
previously, i bought a laser, and the lens had damaged, now, im gonna buy a new one from lazerer.com 'cause they said the site is great, but which laser should i buy that had a lens which can be replaced easily..??

thanks..
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Didnt we already have this discussion? How many times are we going to have to repeat ourselves? You will not find a green laser with an easily changeable lens. You will also have a hard time finding a new lens. Get it now??? Or do we keep having to repeat ourselves over, and over, and over till you finally figure it out?
 
Lol...read his other posts just now.

Well then, congratulations, joemmonster. You have just created a spam thread.

So now I will post this picture I found for no reason.
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Man I didnt miss these kinds of members. They read but dont absorb, or just dont want to believe it for some reason. I dont get it. Its a huge waste of our time.
 
Yep. If he finds that magical laser he's looking for, I'm sure it will have a rattling noise right out of the box :p
 
haha, im so very sorry, but its not clear for me, actually, im gonna ask if how can i remove my lens from the epoxy,, i think i should rename the title..
 
Lotus_Darkrose said:
Usually the actual lens is epoxied on to prevent it from coming apart in the laser. And in most cases, the lens is epoxied onto a threaded disc inside the module. Most of the time the lens is epoxied onto the disc, and the disc is epoxied onto the module. Regardless of whether it is adjustable focus or not, count on there being some epoxy.

All lenses can be replaced, just prepare for some effort involved and make sure you have a suitable lens replacement for when/if you actually do it. And DO NOT use superglue. You NEED to use epoxy or something else that won't fume up the lens.
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but on the previous thread, it said that the lens cant be replaced or not interchangeable.. which one should i believe?
 
Added -rep for the triple post. Maybe you should just lay low for a while dude. Digging yourself a hole.
 
Lotus_Darkrose said:
Lol...read his other posts just now.

Well then, congratulations, joemmonster. You have just created a spam thread.

So now I will post this picture I found for no reason.
tumblr_lw0t8gstQj1qzlfumo1_400.jpg
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I used to quote Skyrim, Then I took an arrow to the knee.
 
Lol, normally I roll my eyes at any skyrim reference joke, but that one was actually funny to me unlike all the others you see on every single youtube video.

And nice attempt at trying to neg rep me, joemmonster. You really are desperately trying to make a name for yourself here, aren't you?
 
well, im free to do that, since you cant give me a REAL HELP, kindly stop postng here, 'cause you're messing my post, KINDLY! and also, i dont care on my reputation, i just need the answers to my questions, if you are needy for those rep, i will give it back to you since you're insisted!! pweh!
 
You have a lot of nerve kid. My first reply to your post WAS helpful. Then it came to my attention you were told the same thing numerous times, and in turn, my time was wasted. That doesn't make someone happy.
 
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