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Dart Board + Balloons + Super Laser = Fun :)

I would like to see that. So far only one other person posted a video

Wish i could have been apart of this! Awesome idea +1 Rep! Hope to see you again next year! Happy Holidays everyone

What is the duty cycle on the beauty?

So far Laserglow is winning this Poll with a big lead

So far i only heard lazerer being good for this

Ordo Ab Chao Greetings from Toronto Brother

The competition is not worthless because I did set basic guidelines lol If you do not want to try then don't but the competition is only worthless if nobody tries. Don't care how thin your case is, if it's thick or not just shoot a video and try to beat my record. It shouldn't be complicated...

I didnt know about the cheating methods I guess we have to assume people are being honest. So just use regular black cd casings usually the cases for blank CDs and DVDs works best. And make sure its a green hand held laser. Normal room temp. No editing or cheating. Just to make the forum more...

U can tell when the laser comes on by the green light reflected on the wooden board. Same time I put the sticker up in the video. I just wanted to see other peoples videos :)

I would like to start a CHALLENGE to see who has the fastest burning handheld green laser. Object: Burn through a black cd casing in record breaking time! Here is my best video of my laser peaking strong: :beer:

I used a program called Camtasia

I would like a laser capable of doing both but not at the same time. I would like the option to bring it while scuba diving and still be able to burn on land. Waterproof lasers are a new concept to me.

I seen some powerful home made lasers on this forum that are water proof but I wonder how deep the can go...

How deep in the water do you think it can go? Like for scuba diving

Which company specializes in water proof lasers? I guess it doesnt have to be more than 1W but will it still burn things?

What is the duty cycle on the laser? Also how much? P.S how do you embed pics?

Anyone know a laser company that specializes in water proof lasers? i would like to know what is the deepest a laser has gone under water with out breaking.