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Kinda old thread here.
Superglue often isn't the best to use, its fumes will leave a residue on optics especially if it sets in confined spaces. This is why cyanoacrylate is used to set fingerprints (tho a heater or sodium hydroxide is used to convert more liquid into fumes).
Of course it may have also been the alignment of your crystals.
On topic- I often carry a tiny Blu-ray keychain build
Either my CRKT m16-13 srt (re-anodized in black) or some small utility knive/tool
The tiniest flash drive /microSD reader
Superglue often isn't the best to use, its fumes will leave a residue on optics especially if it sets in confined spaces. This is why cyanoacrylate is used to set fingerprints (tho a heater or sodium hydroxide is used to convert more liquid into fumes).
Of course it may have also been the alignment of your crystals.
On topic- I often carry a tiny Blu-ray keychain build
Either my CRKT m16-13 srt (re-anodized in black) or some small utility knive/tool
The tiniest flash drive /microSD reader