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http://laserpointerforums.com/f39/fs-paracord-flashlite-laser-holsters-48709.html Here you go. Very cool idea for some unique pouches to keep a laser in! As long as you keep them top quality so they look good and people are not worried about their laser falling out, I think they will sell...

Re: Ban MrGoogfan Mfo, in cases such as these where a member's banning is being discussed because of dangerous misinformation and blatant lies (possibly paid by a company), I have absolutely no problem with you requesting the person banned. I do however feel there have been certain times where...

Re: Ban MrGoogfan So far his "contribution" has consisted of: 1) Giving dangerous misinformation which could have led to eye injury to another member. 2) Telling other members that they are stupid for buying more expensive lasers. 3) And now he has posted a review where a lot of the information...

and now You are nothing but a filthy liar. Seb

Hmm.. having a hard time deciding? Time for a pro and con list! Here are the things I see that speak for and against this review being bogus: For: OP has previously lied and posted misinformation laserpointerpen have previously spammed this forum OP has several times criticised other companies...

Get better quick, one of my friends has some pretty serious kidney and pancreas problems last year (treated much too late) but he got over it just fine :beer: See you back soon. Seb

Re: Choose a raffle prize (on behalf of Glenn) That's a real shame to hear Glenn, I hope your accounts are still intact. I guess they don't want to allow people to have fun unless they can make money off it themselves.. Take care! Seb

Greenmechanic; If you buy postage online you usually save a couple of bucks. Here are some examples (to the left is paid at the post office, to the right is paid online) $28.95 vs $26.63 $55.95 vs $53.15 $13.45 vs $12.78 Clearly, if you ship out several packages each week, these little...

Glenn (Scopeguy20) is considering making a raffle for one or more unique lasers and would like your feedback on which one to choose as the grand prize as well as the ticket prices. See here: http://laserpointerforums.com/f44/closed-optotronics-blue-rpl-raffle-48232-8.html EDIT: Original plan...

Matt Damon!

Can the rest of us throw rotten fruit and shout at them? :beer:

Woodofcville: A car has seat belts. A car has air bags. A car is designed to get crushed easily to absorb force. A road has warning signs and speed restrictions. Air soft guns are used with large amounts of protective gear and air soft games are only allowed in certified areas with many safety...

I like number 7 :beer: Hope it doesn't hurt poor Kenom's head too much to choose :p Seb

"A Class 3B laser is hazardous if the eye is exposed directly, but diffuse reflections such as from paper or other matte surfaces are not harmful." I have quoted this part several times when telling people about laser safety, but I always make sure to include warning about prolonged exposure...

"A Class 3B laser is hazardous if the eye is exposed directly, but diffuse reflections such as from paper or other matte surfaces are not harmful. Continuous lasers in the wavelength range from 315 nm to far infrared are limited to 0.5 W." Basically, according to many sources, it is not...

Thank you Steve, I have a feeling I will give people a link to your post an awful lot of times in the future. It had to be said and you said it with authority :beer: Seb

For any use in which you could: Get hit directly by the beam Get hit by a reflection (even quite weak reflections) Or get very prolonged exposure to, or be very close to a diffuse reflection, proper safety goggles are mandatory for class 3B lasers (5mw to 500mw). For outside pointing we must...

The first couple of weeks it was maybe 3 hours per day reading and reading. Now it is VERY different from day to day - sometimes I am not online for weeks, sometimes (when there are several threads of interest) I will spend 2 hours+ in one day. These are my active hours however - reading and...