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feeler: arctic, spartan, and diy corrective optic mount






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That gave me chills down my spine. It looks Awesome
 
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thanks guys, inventor is fun. i wanted to let that copper heat sink breath while keeping it tankish lol.
 
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How about a version for the Spartan, I'd be down :-)

Though perhaps I could use the DYI kit for that too.
 
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That looks great! Count me in as well, especially when I eventually get my Arctics.
 
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I like the design being like a muzzle brake off a cannon / tank
 
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the TANK007 got a bit of a redesign.
TANKmount2jpg.jpg

i also have the spartan mount.
spartanmount2.jpg

finally heres the arctic mount broken down to its three individual pieces.
arcticmount4.jpg
 
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Here ya go try this for a muzzle brake Isu 152 this would put a hole in ya christmas cracker !
 
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well my picture didnt come out!!!!!!!!!!
 

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I'm in for sure. Would purchase in a heartbeat.
 
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TheTeslaWarrior said:
defiantly possible. what diy host were you considering?
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I would think that the easiest way to make a mount that would be used by a DYI build would be to either integrate a Modules that can hold the Diode and the Colm lens, as well as the corrective optics. Perhaps you could make it integrate in with already popularized modules(read aixiz) so they can almost be plug in play with the threads on the modules for the colm lens.

You would have a female threaded tube that would screw onto the front of the colm lens(instead of a thumb cap), and on the other side of the tube would contain the corrective optics for the laser light to pass through after the proper distance. Clipping of course might be a issue here since the laser light has to travel through the 2 cm distance, and a proper heat sink or material should be used to accommodate the heat generated by any scatter.
 
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I would be in for one that would fit on the end of a full threaded axis, so long as its small and wouldn't look bad on my SH-032 Aurora host.
 
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