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Try the arc welder with a 3/32 6011 electrode. That ought to burn it off Seriously, you need a much.bigger laser for burning off moles and warts. You'll want it to burn off in one zap. Go get the one the doctor uses. Using a one watt pointer is self torture.

I keep mine out in case someone else finds the laser and tries to turn it on.

How do you book end old threads to close them so no one else necroposts on them. Can the moderators close them some how?

Nope, Garbage. Best is about 7.5 watts. Check with Podo

Yes, what do you offer?

I'd be interested in using this diode if it will cut 22 guage sheet metal. It would be great for making light fixtures and decorative light shades. If anyone can cobble up a cnc. Or retro fit a crossbow style plasma cnc

Can you make somthing to scroll cash through, for example when ever you pay a cashier or teller, you slide cash into this device instead of handing it to her

Perfect. The 1/2 I break out the Saw. I'm sure you can turn on and off the individual diodes for better control. This beast will be tamed.

I'm not doing delicate work. You didn't answer my question how wide is the cut with a lens. A couple millimeter is fine. The swaths I cut will be anywhere from 1/16 to 1/4 inch And what I propose is only an idea. Also, can you turn only a few diodes on with the ttl for better control or fine...

Of course it is. What I'm doing is out in the field. I need to hold the device on a wall and burn a sign into the wood or stone. The co2 lasers are delicate and can't be bounced around in my truck. I have one anyway for artwork and graphics. But after seeing Styropro's video, I see such device...

What is the cutting swath? I need about a millimeter or 1/16 or under 1/18. I want to cut, then fill the groove with paint, then sand. For metal, I want to make pierced lamp shade for example an exit sign with LED back lighting.

This could change the portable cnc. If it cuts thin metals, this would have a great application.

Why are you selling?

Just make sure they are the correct ones for your laser. Read the website descriptions and instructions

If you are pointing out an object that could be moving, circle it, don't hold your laser directly at it. No matter where the object is from, its pilot might not like a laser shined in his eyes.

True, they sell chainsaws and machetes to anyone that walks into Home Depot. Damned politicians demonize everything. I'm surprised they don't require licenses to operate chainsaws after all the injuries caused by them or all the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies

Sanwu is the best builder out there. Be patient because of the corona virus thing

Those guys on you tube are competing for a Darwin Award

Try one of those Christmas laser projectors. You can find them at a dollar er store or flea market.