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Didn't know about the older coolers having copper in the center, that's nice. However I have none of those tools, nor do I know anyone with them.

I actually seriously considered this a year or two ago, even made a thread about it. Drilling the cooler (which mind you, is aluminum only and not copper for the intel stock ones) would be an issue since I don't have the tools for that, my idea was to file the diode module on one side until flat...

Sorry for the late reply, I was busy with a project and ended up forgetting. The issue is shipping cost. 37€ is just ridiculous. I don't have access to any kind of tools like that, can't make heatsinks myself. I am aware of the flashlights from China, the issue is getting a heatsink. Huh, I...

Hello, I want to build something with a PLTB450B in the 100€ range, to replace my crappy Gatling. For context, I live in Portugal. I can buy the diode, module, and a G8 lens from Odicforce. I was going to get a C6 with an extended and tapered copper heatsink, along with a 1.25A driver, from...

Sorry for the necropost, but actually it is. A 3W 445nm diode (NDB7875) has about half the divergence of a 3-4W 465nm diode (NUBM08). This is just how the diode works, not the fault of JetLasers at all.

I'm not complaining to him, I just asked him if there's any way for me to tighten it.

UPDATE: I figured out that what holds the halves together is this thing. I tried tightening the outer ring but the inner ring/bolt thingy just moves up and down, while the halves remain a bit loose. If I keep screwing it in, it eventually "snaps" and gets looser again. It must be damaged from...

Oh yeah, that's a very good idea, don't know how I didn't think of that. And yes, everything works perfectly fine, forgot to mention it.

I have full confidence he will, he has helped me a lot since even before I ordered. I really does look like there would be a separation there, but it's just the shape of the tube. There is no separation whatsoever, it's all one piece, from inside the front piece to the end of the tube. Just hope...

The battery tube is not removable. It is on the PL-E Pro, but I have a Mini. It comes with a battery tube extension but the main tube connected to the laser itself isn't removable. The tube goes inside the head piece and is fixed. By the way, the movement isn't smooth, it "clicks" once or twice...

It's quite a bit louder IRL, and you can feel it twisting a little when you hold it to change the focus to one of the extremes. I know it's a minor issue but it's still weird considering how solid the host feels. Just want to know if there's any way to fix it. If there isn't I'll just deal with it.

So, my PL-E Mini fell from my table, which is about 75cm/2.5ft tall. Now, the front piece is very slightly loose from the battery tube, it can move by a pretty much invisible amount when twisted with some force, but it is enough to be felt and heard. Is there anything I can do? I already emailed...

Yes I said I'd do it anyway, thanks

I wiped it with alcohol so there's no way that happened. I'll try it though.

Yeah I'll just try charging it tomorrow.