60 watt co2 laser tube

[DashApple]

There's this one, but it has a reserve.

for me that would be usless because it runs on 120 volts

 

[Cyparagon]

Gus, the one I pointed out would work for you provided you kept an eye on the current.

 

[GooeyGus]

yeah its just frustrating that there were a few for 125 buy it now a couple weeks ago when I didn't have any cash to spend... now the exact same ones are like 300 :scowl:

 

[DashApple]

I have a feeling to 10kv is no way enough im going to make a voltage multipler and use that that shoud work

 

[DashApple]

I got the tube to work low power it set fire to a pice of wood in 2ish seconds

 

[Hemlock_Mike]

SUCCESS !!! Congrats. Now be careful where you point it. That beam can and WILL start fires if it gets away from you. A few of us have been there. NOShxt...........

Mike

 

[DashApple]

SUCCESS !!! Congrats. Now be careful where you point it. That beam can and WILL start fires if it gets away from you. A few of us have been there. NOShxt...........

Mike

Thanks

Well it was success for 5 minuits or so because the power supply died so im saving for a better one the tube was bearly glowing when i tested it but is still st fire to the wood this tube will be mad a 60 watts i need to get a psu soon the tube is just a big glass paper weight for now .

thanks for the replys

 

[laserman55]

I was wondering but what wave length is the laser, is it like near ir or ir.

 

[MarioMaster]

CO2 lasers are 10.6um, deep IR compared to IR laser diodes

 

[DashApple]

CO2 lasers are 10.6um, deep IR compared to IR laser diodes

or 10600nm

 

[laserman55]

o thanks