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445 1 W Module. Perfect working order. £60 Pounds ($90) PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE Not including shipping. Any questions feel free to ask :)

Haha, too young? how so, you have many lasers in your possession from the looks of it.

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Haha thanks for the offers guys but this is strictly just for sale, I'm raising money for a trip through Europe.

SOLD Hi everyone, selling a few lasers, first up its my 50mW 473 Module. Beautiful colour as I'm sure most of you are aware of. Power ranges from 45mW to 50mW. Perfect working order, will be shipped with the utmost protection. European plug on the end. There is a couple of seconds delay...

Hello all, Unfortunately my son,Daniel, (Misanthrop) has been involved in a very serious car accident, which happened shortly after christmas, he has been in a coma since and one of his friends was killed. We are very happy because today he has regained consciousness and one of the first...

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I hope you have safety glasses! Edit: From what I've read in your other thread, noones gonna care either^^

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Where do you live in the UK

808nm will be the ideal wavelength, if you did not already know, higher powers in this wavelength are not too expensive.

I don't think a Co2 would be good for finer details. They are usually 10W + and difficult to manoeuvre. A nice 445 1W would do it, depending on the medium, look in the Buy, Sell, Trade section. Or a 405, they seem to have better focusing abilities.

Yeh your right, give it a 300ft and it'll be quite big I'd imagine.

You can correct laser's very well using a 532nm beam expander, and then the collimation lens, I've got no divergence from a B&W Tek 473nm at 15ft before, AKA beam diameter was the same at the output end as it was on the wall. Obviously there will be loss from all the optics used.