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First if all I would like it to be known that I am new to lasers. In fact I don’t even have one over 5 mw yet. I want to get 3 lasers from San wu pocket series. The 492nm 100 mw,520nm 150 mw, and the 445nm 500 mw laser. I want to get something to act as a “beam blocker”. I know they may not be...

How many MW is the one over 488 I’m going to buy a 100 mw 492nm laser along with a 150 mw 520 nm

What I mean by a beam stop is when I eventually get a really powerful laser like the 7watt 445nm laser I’ve heard it’s very dangerous I have herd many youtubers mention a “beam stop”.just wanted to know. I have watched countless YouTube videos but none of my answers are really truely ansewred. I...

Thanks I will get one of those but I really want a 488nm or a 492 nm laser. My question is can I see those beams the 488 is 60 mw and the 492 is 100 mw. Also do you know what I can use as a beam stop so to speak? They are from the pocket series at San wu lasers. Is that a good company?

I want to purchase a laser. I am new so I would like to get a relatively low powered laser.I want to impress my friends though. I would like to be able to see the beam without killing my eyes. Any suggestions. I want one of the two lasers in the title. Can I look at them with my bare eye in the...

Sry the post was ment for you not the person giving advice.

Yes that totally makes sense. Do you think you could see the beam in a very dark room?

I have any to buy the laser that you did and had a few questions. Since it’s been 3years since you posted this I would assume you got to know the laser pretty well. I am a first time buyer. Is it high quality and will it last in the long run? Can you see the beam in dark places?

When you say a few meters how many is that?in my basement I have problly 30 feet is that good?

Also I was looking at a low powered San wu pocket laser would that be good?

Thanks I really want to impress my stupid friends.(they are wowed easily). The other guy mentioned a range at if it were pointed it would be eye safe. The only reason I bring this up is so I don’t have to buy like 4 other pairs of glasses.also is there some material which would stop lasers. Not...

Also I can get one that is 495 bm in 50 watt do I still need glasses

What would you think the range is to where you don’t have to wear goggles.Also do you have to wear them for a 60 mw 488 nm???

I have found a cyan laser at 130 mw and at 488 nm from zeus. I thought that you were supposed to wear glasses for really anything over 5 mw will I be able to light stuff also with the 130 mw?

I just want to do it as a hobby but doesn’t not seeing it kinda take out some of the fun?

I am new to lasers but very interested.I am looking to get a powerful laser but have a few questions. When I wear safety goggles can you see the beam.If not how am I able to see the beam without using a camera and without burning my eyes?

I want to buy a powerful laser I am new to this. I was wondering if you wear protective goggles an you sill see the beam? If not is there a way to see in in real life not by camera without damaging my eyes?