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Dont know if this has been done before, just thought Id throw it out their...
I had a bare 405-G-1 lense laying around and the lens on my 100mw techlasers is pretty crappy, lots of scatter poor focus. I don't use this laser much so I swapped out the lens for the G-1. This required the removal of one lens and then I had to flip the other. Using some JB weld I fused an O-Like housing onto the flipped lens which was glued directly onto the laser module, and then cemented a washer at just the right distance away from the original flipped lens. On top of the washer I put the G-1. The laser has a very clean beam now and even though its not quite the correct wavelength I feel that it has slightly more power. Interesting experiment that proves a G-1 has almost limitless applications on the forum, thanks Jay :bowdown:
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I had a bare 405-G-1 lense laying around and the lens on my 100mw techlasers is pretty crappy, lots of scatter poor focus. I don't use this laser much so I swapped out the lens for the G-1. This required the removal of one lens and then I had to flip the other. Using some JB weld I fused an O-Like housing onto the flipped lens which was glued directly onto the laser module, and then cemented a washer at just the right distance away from the original flipped lens. On top of the washer I put the G-1. The laser has a very clean beam now and even though its not quite the correct wavelength I feel that it has slightly more power. Interesting experiment that proves a G-1 has almost limitless applications on the forum, thanks Jay :bowdown:
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