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Very nice, thanks for the pics. Any shots of how you did that in-line splice on the red wire? Thanks again. Glenn

http://laserpointerforums.com/f50/strangest-drive-sled-ive-ever-opened-up-72677.html Glenn

What's your current setting on the driver? Glenn

Do you have the appropriate safety goggles? Just want to make sure...you're dealing with some very dangerous stuff. If not, go here: Laser Safety or here: http://laserpointerforums.com/f55/gb-oemlasersystems-goggles-71160.html The deadline on the GB is tomorrow the 31st I think. Also...

Not sure of the quality...but for the price it seems hard to screw up. Glenn

The module should set flush with the heat sink. Then tighten the allen screw down. Then the lens.... And focus adapter... Then the whole front end looks like this.... And these two pieces come apart like so... Glenn

Did you look at the picture above? That little black spot on the heat sink is the allen screw. Glenn

Thank you, sir. Glenn

Not at all....it'll be a good experiment. Check this out...... The Foam Factory, Packaging Foam, Anti-Static Foam, Pick N Pluck Glenn

TS, That's a really nice find. I ordered a couple. I have two similar to that one that are full of poker chips that I bought years ago at WMT. I actually use two of them stacked under my desk at home for a foot rest, but I digress. I just checked the ones I have and the trays that hold the...

What kind of foam are you going to put in it and where does one find said foam? Glenn

Ideally your solder joint should look similar to this prior to the heat shrink being applied. Obviously put the heat shrink on before you solder the joint. The above is just a demonstration of a decent joint. L to R: 1) Tail cap clicky, 2) host body, 3) pill with driver installed, 4)...

Glad to see you back TJ. Glenn

http://laserpointerforums.com/f57/t_j-banned-72872.html Glenn

Change the 2R2 resistor to a 3R3. Glenn

What's up with the new user name? Glenn

No pix for me. Glenn

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AFAIK LaserGlow's are all FDA compliant.... Glenn

OK, good. I ordered a bunch of those Cree drivers just to torture, but haven't gotten them yet. They are on a slow boat from somewhere. Sorry for the hijack. Thanks for the info. Glenn