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FrozenGate by Avery

Adjust Focus on dx200

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Is it possible to adjust the focus of my laser? I'm not sure exactly how to go about this if it is even possible...
 





On the standard DX200 greenie, I am fairly sure you would need an external focuser...
 
Ok, so turning that brass notched thing inside the tip of the laser does not have anything to do with focusing?
 
Okay - you didn't state you would be dissassembling it ! LOL

You can try...I always suggest, prior to mucking about with the focusing asembly that you find a way to mark where it is at present - like a black sharpie mark or something....that way, if it gets really boogered up, you can put it back where it was !
 
Good call with the marking... I just can't stand to leave anything I buy intact!

Any tips to removing the tip of the laser without totally destroying it?
 
YES !!! :-)

Take a block of wood, drill a hole in it just a little smaller than the diameter of hte head of the laser. Then you cut that piece of wood in half - using the wood to clamp down on the lasers head will keep it from being mangled :-) Look for posts by Kenom and Hemlock Mike - they go into more detail on it, and can explain it better than I - since I have not used that method ! I mangled my first disassembly of a DX pointer :P
 
Will do. Thanks for the info... it looks like the lens might need a bit of cleaning too as there seems to be quite a bit of leakage around the beam... almost looks like a fingerprint
 
Andy --

I have a DX200 and have used the wood block to get into it. That threaded front lens holder is TIGHT. If you can move it for focus, It must have a spring behind it to make adjustments. NOT !!!
If you want focus -- Build a RED !!!!
My DX200 is bright but beam size doesn't match my DL95. SUPER at night though.

Mike
 


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