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I'm a senior in high school and will be graduating in a few months. I'm going to college for computer engineering. Everything technology gets me fired up, I'm pretty sure lasers fall right into that category 
. I wanted to buy a laser that was advertised and I decided to do some homework. Google lead me right to this place, and boy did I learn a lot. I would have bought several terrible lasers if it wasn't for this forum, so thank you. After reading and learning a lot about lasers, I'm addicted to this place.
Mainly what I do in my free time is fixing, assembling, modding, and trouble-shooting electronics (such as computers, gaming consoles and anything else that isn't too far out of the norm). But lasers are fun, too. Currently, I'm waiting for the Polaris-1000 (at laserglow.com) to get back in stock so I can order one, as I have saved up quite a bit of money from my current job. Though as my free time increases and I learn a bit more, I wouldn't mind making my own lasers.
. I wanted to buy a laser that was advertised and I decided to do some homework. Google lead me right to this place, and boy did I learn a lot. I would have bought several terrible lasers if it wasn't for this forum, so thank you. After reading and learning a lot about lasers, I'm addicted to this place.Mainly what I do in my free time is fixing, assembling, modding, and trouble-shooting electronics (such as computers, gaming consoles and anything else that isn't too far out of the norm). But lasers are fun, too. Currently, I'm waiting for the Polaris-1000 (at laserglow.com) to get back in stock so I can order one, as I have saved up quite a bit of money from my current job. Though as my free time increases and I learn a bit more, I wouldn't mind making my own lasers.
