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Re: Astral Driver - Boost, Buck, Buck-Boost, Linear, & Etc Hell yea, glad to see these. I think you may have your hands full. :D

Agreed, nobody is obligated to donate at all. I'm not being biased, I've donated a couple times myself. There's a big difference between paying and donating. The forum is made available completely for free through advertisements and donating is only extra. Those who don't donate at all are not...

Vortish I think you should invest in a 3D printer kit, check gearbest, banggood and some other Chinese websites. I built a 3D printer for my home shop and it's been worth every penny and more. You can basically make any object you please out of plastic as long as you have the CAD/design skills...

Welcome Andrew, happy that you've join the team. :D

Yea Rivem, a vise works fine for pressing modules. For my custom builds I just use a standard 4" drill press vise, simple enough. I'm not sure what the specs of the interference fit on Alex's host will be though, so you might either need better pressing equipment or stronger man power, if it's a...

Don't apologize for something done out of good will, Alex. Looks like no good deed goes unpunished.

Thanks everyone. Paul, I'm really starting to love this wavelength, compared to a 532nm pointer it has an unmistakable blue tinge, and looks great on it's own. BTG, Paul used the blitz linear driver from Survival, the one you linked to in Albert's thread a while ago. Looks like it might be a...

Not too long ago I had seen Paul saying that he had a couple of the newer 505nm diodes for sale. I had to grab one (to go with my 473nm, of course ;)) and asked him if he could put it in a module and install a driver on it. Sure enough he was willing. :D He had some trouble thanks to a bad...

Thanks for those of you who reported the post, makes quick work. I have given a temp ban in the past as well as a warning to 3D (check his reputation) on his language but surely enough there he goes. Sorry OP about the thread. Nice build though. :D

3DLaSeRBuiLDeR - 09/11/2017 - 30 days - Racist misconduct Notes: This is his last ban before a permaban.

Re: Has anybody messed with the new 2.5W Mits diode yet? So, you are or aren't talking about the dual/tri beam diode? I believe there's a couple threads on the G84, including LDB's thread.

Nice beams in that avatar, Bob!!

Welcome to LPF, Jon. :yh: Not sure what you mean by this? DTR sells modules that you can just drop into some hosts and call it a day. These modules contain a diode, driver, and lens all in one small 12mmx30mm package.

The pleasure is mine. :beer:

Just pushed your reputation into green bars. :beer:

:bumpit: How's it going Nate? I'm surprised you haven't sold out yet! :p Awesome looking builds if I do say so myself.

I hate to post this, but this is getting way too out of hand. You guys can't be interrogating every new member that logs on like this, eye problems notwithstanding. All 4 access IPs from dontblindmebro's account are based in Norway, not like that will be enough for you guys anyway. Besides...

You sure did a number on that bottle. :crackup: That saber attachment does catch the eye, that's for sure. The older one's used to be just clear acrylic but now it looks like Sanwu has new ones that are etched inside, I hadn't seen that before.

Those must be insanely bright, I'm very impressed that you can see any of the beam in even a little bit of sun light, even if it's sunset. I have a few lasers which their beams can be seen relatively clearly in a very lit room but they're no match for sunlight. Also noticed the DPSS is clearly...

:crackup: Definitely not. Not as shown above, at least. These are clearly mass manufactured flashlights. The first looks like a "BlueFire Camo", though can't say I've seen the second one anywhere. How exactly do you plan on installing the laser components?