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i wish i could bring over my galvos to make some crazy beamshows
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yeah....probably........but i wouldnt count on it..lol.Maelstrom said:I was sitting there wondering why it took you so long to light the match, but you were MELTING solder! thats insane!
If i had that I would be throwing baloons into the beam... would probally pop instantly....
that answered that questionabadcaffeinetrip said:How do you terminate the beam?
I don't. It's just cooking away at the wall.
abadcaffeinetrip said:What kind of eye protection do you use?
abadcaffeinetrip said:How do you terminate the beam?
chickenfish said:That is so awesome. Im now gonna sit on ebay for the rest of my life until one comes up.
mikeeey said:and how do you get it this color? im just wondering.. why dont we see any pointers this color?
Diameter is about 2.5-3mm with a divergence of about 2mRad. I haven't taken any official measurements yet. The large bore diameter is why it can output so much and still be relatively small.Switch said:Did you measure the beam diameter and divergence?
Schrecken_Licht said:Considering that argon lasers are regarded as poor burners this is pretty impressive! However, a milliwatt is a milliwatt (or watt in this case) so I don't know why that would be so.
Cyparagon said:Asylum of glass by Buckethead
[quote author=Schrecken_Licht link=1212304917/24#28 date=1212462194]Considering that argon lasers are regarded as poor burners this is pretty impressive! However, a milliwatt is a milliwatt (or watt in this case) so I don't know why that would be so.
Cyparagon said:$1355 shipped for head/PSU; ~$25 for nuts/bolts/ductwork; ~$20 for electrical components in the control box I made. The Blower was collecting dust and rust at an alarming rate in the basement already.
The Tube is drawing ~35A with a 185 voltage drop; The blower takes 15A at 120V; The cathode takes Something like 25A at 3V. There's also the electromagnets that take 75V but I haven't tested the current for them.
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