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Same here. The only problem I have ever had on this site was when like 50 copies of the same ad would appear on the bottom of the screen thus slowing me down. I ad block filtered them. Are they still there?

I have been doing business with FP for a little while now and I have to say he is without a doubt one of the best sellers on LPF. He is easy to deal with, reliable and can help you with just about anything when it comes to hosts and machining etc. I've used his wiring/shrink tube kit's on...

I have used the "bullet" focus adapters on every one of my builds and I love them. They are perfect for extra control over the focus (no more burned fingers and smudged lenses) if you don't want something to huge and the choice of different sizes is great. Just a couple of the builds I have put...

I've used this wire and shrink tube in pretty much every one of my builds and I can attest to it's great quality.

Already have them. These operate anywhere from 505-515nm, but unfortunately it seems that we are a long way off from any kind of mass production/availability of these diodes. http://laserpointerforums.com/f45/review-510nm-direct-green-diodes-build-photos-dgh-n1-dgh-n2-69678.html

Re: WTS: Black Friday Sale 12~5/8" Uranium Marbles & 405nm *75mw Pen $22 Delivered US I'll take 2 sets. PM'd paypal info

Congrats on a great laser man. In my experience most high power hand held greens (450mW+) have very unstable power outputs. I had a 500mW handheld green with output that ranged anywhere from 650mW to 430mW in a 90 second period. The stability you're getting out of that thing is incredible. I may...

As most of you know lasers have a listed life expectancy. For example my 1.8W 532nm DHOM has a listed life expectancy of 10,000 hours (this is an actively cooled labby and CNI lists 10,000 hours for similar laser systems). My 40W Co2 has a listed life expectancy of 5,000 hours. Now I know that...

Haha I was thinking the same exact thing when I saw it the first time.

I'm not quite sure what you mean by "custom made" looks to me like a typical mass produced chinese 532.

SOLD. Thanks for the interest everyone.

I seem to have horrible luck with 405nm diodes. I've had 2 405's from DTR die on me and my 405 rifle from lazerer also recently died on me. I don't abuse the hell out of them either. I've replaced them with diodes that are currently working but I constantly feel like I'm just waiting for them...

Re: FS: Lazerer Rifler host. :bumpit:

Compared to 532nm 505nm is not "brighter".

Judging the strength of a laser based on brightness. :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead: I hope you haven't been using this laser already without goggles. Just because a laser isn't bright doesn't mean it isn't powerful. We (humans) can't see in the infrared spectrum. I have a...

Re: FS: Lazerer Rifler host. No problem, I should have high def pics for each component anyway if I want to sell this thing. I have to say I really do like the rifle hosts, It would be great if lazerer sold empty hosts but something tells me they would lose a good portion of there business if...

Re: FS: Lazerer Rifler host. Old diode is gone, just the bare host with the parts shown right now. Can't take pics right now but tomorrow I'll take detailed pics of all the different components.

I find it funny how the guy is talking about the laser being in the 520-525nm range (wrong) and how he says that it's more visible to the human eye than most lasers (also wrong). Funny stuff

This laser HAS to be great. It's not just 5000 milliwatts but 5000 megawatts. This is the deal of a life time gentlemen, we need to buy up there entire stock so we can corner the market and resell these for............ how much do you think a 5000MW 532nm laser actually costs?

Re: FS: Lazerer Rifler host. Yes it is a direct press. Yea the heat sink can be a serious bitch to get off without the right tools.