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Alright so... who do I choose to build for me ..cos.. there are LOTS of people of LPF with Blord being the most well known , but there's also tons of other guys.... so slightly lost here.... and generally how much will they charge for assembling?

Ohhh... VERY modular... So no worry about twisting the wires off the driver when you screw the sink on... niiiiice. So basically there's 2 parts to a Kryton Groove if I buy the lens,diode,driver combo off DTR and the Groove off Grainde... Is it something someone with burger patties for...

Sigh...... I knew this laser hobby is a whirlpool for monnney and I was right... WELP there goes my saving plans. I'm curious about how much would it take for someone with the hands of a pianist to assemble a laser for someone with twigs stapled to burger patties for hands. Starting from the...

cool beans. SO..... which is closer to the blue sky kinda cyan color? 473 or 462? 500 ish it starts to look green... and 450 ish it starts to look violent... in between is kinda a mystery for me lol

hmmm... so... Considering the price difference. How noticeable is it in person when compared to the mainstream 445nm? Cos I've seen the pics on the forum doing a little comparison between the M140 and the 462nm modules at factory current, but let's say if someone just pick up 1 of the 2 lasers...

so basically its if you don't care about how long your laser will live , go for the NDB7675 to the point of no return. If you love your diodes go for the M462?

So its $225 for the 1W Arctic Spyder and a 1W 636 Arcane?

Re: Aquarius II: 1.7W 469nm Elegance! Its a REALLY fugging great laser but... its just waaaay out of the price range for me. Good luck in finding a new home for your Aquarius eh? Btw... what happened to Aquarius I? damn , fug fug fug , I'm sorry , brain fart.

so if you can only have one. Would you keep Frost or Aquarius?

WOWWWW! That's just 3nm from a 473! COOL BEANS! How's its durability compared to a DPSS? Fall resistant?

uhh... that's a LPM graph with the beam shape... not exactly that useful in comparing specs to see if its worth the dosh imo.

So I've been browsing DTR's webpage lately... you know... cos I fear imminent laser market collapse and I find something interesting in the 462nm range. inb4 any judging sets in. I'm a COMPLETE NUB with regards to lasers. I'm not that rich and if I break it assembling something I'm done .. no...

oh GODDDD... my saving plans... NOOOooo don't fly away from me

Simple man modular it and design it yourself . There really isn't a law against the shipping of electronic equipment so as long as its not a completely assembled laser. Modularize it , package it , send it.

yeah but they are individual builders tho.. not an organized company under the same flag. I'm talking organized , franchised and complete supply chain from the factory to the user's home....well maybe not franchised but why hasn't anyone hopped on this ? I browsed around and I see the laser...

I have an IDEA! You know how back in the 90s and early 2000s all computers are sold in a prepackaged box with fixed hardware that the manufacture think the customers will like after doing extensive market research? In comes Dell who allows the user to design their own computer online and choose...

how's the IR leak on those puppies?

you can make that go away with..... MONNNEY

laws? China? lol?

yes and we'll be getting Output : <1000000W 589nm GOLDEN LASER OF DOOM.