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I just got my first 445 laser! It is smaller than I thought, but, I think the duty cycle is probably about 60 seconds maximum. It is O-mazing! I will post a review and pictures latter. UPDATE: READ 5th POST.

I hope its good, because my 1W power rock just shipped yesterday. :D

Yep, a PHR-805T is only 10$ (15 with shipping) and it looks great! :yh:

As I have learned here, DO NOT FOLLOW KIPKAY. He tries to shortcut things, manny diodes have died because of him. I would recommend getting a PHR-805T as I have just got in the mail, it is bright, and easy to work with.

Would this driver work? 1W 445nm blue laser diode driver / 405nm laser driver | eBay

All you have shown are blu-ray laser diodes, those could have ben extracted from any old blu-ray player, and the laser sled you showed said nothing about a 3 or 5 pin diode, and yes I know they PS3 comes in different types, and as for making it work, just do what I did when I used to make lasers...

I just found something. 1W 445nm blue laser diode driver / 405nm laser driver | eBay Would this work?

OK I have heard lots of good thing about this driver. Is there anyone one the forums I can buy it from?

Sorry I meant to say blu-ray BURNER sled. :D and no I am not lying, I can show you a picture of my laser and its insides. BTW I tried putting in new lithium CR2 (X3) batteries, but the cuuret seamed to jump up, and killed my PHR :cryyy: So I ordered a PHR-805T laser diode along with my ggw-h20l.

Yes I know. ;) I have built lasers before like the phr-803t and the lpc-815 of which I am still using, but I have never used a blu-ray sled before.

I just purchased one of these, and was wondering if my LM317 laser driver could hack it with a 9 volt battery to run it.