Switch
0
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2007
- Messages
- 3,327
- Points
- 0
Doesn't the anodization actually prevent heat transfer? :-/ Or is is anodized on the outside only?
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
The black ring is a DarkHorse heatsink I think.Liberty1992 said:from what I have been told about the Blu-Ray is you really don't need a large heatsink if your only going to have it on for short periods of time, like maybe 1-2 minutes straight then give it a break. I'm ordering a module from (user name) Blu-Ray and he says unless i plan on having is on full time or something like that i really don't need a heatsink.
if you don't wanna risk it i heard that if you put it in a host that's metal, like a copper tube (its been done) or a chrome tube then the whole host acts as a heatsink.
cool, what do you mean torch? is it a flashlight or like a literal plastic torch, like a Halloween decoration or somethinglaserwanabe said:I'm getting a module from blu-ray as well, im going to get a heat sink made for this cool plastic torch i got. I'll probably just have it for a while and sell it. The heat sink will help hold it in place and look cool.
it's only on the outside of it. yes it is a Dark Horse heat sink made for the Dorcy Jr flashlight.Switch said:Doesn't the anodization actually prevent heat transfer? :-/ Or is is anodized on the outside only?
yeah it didn't close by like 1 or 2mm. I think if I had drilled the hole for the heat sink a bit further down it would go down all the way. please realize this was a prototype and I've never made a laser in a project box beforethesk8nmidget said:does the lid not close all the way?
and for the next module i would say get a larger heat sink and this should be a great little laser for people.