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?   Could you post pics of the insides with the top caps removed?    I sure hope the seller didn't go back to the other ones he had sold for awhile.   They had good output but were not worth trying to make them focusable.
Not sure what you mean by the 650 and 405nm not being bright. I hope you haven't shined them in your eyes! They are both likely close to 100mw and will NOT look bright like a 532nm.
You do realize that they don't arrive focusable right? This is a tutorial for YOU to do this.
I've done this procedure within the last 2 weeks 4 times with the 405 and 650 from this seller
				
			Not sure what you mean by the 650 and 405nm not being bright. I hope you haven't shined them in your eyes! They are both likely close to 100mw and will NOT look bright like a 532nm.
You do realize that they don't arrive focusable right? This is a tutorial for YOU to do this.
I've done this procedure within the last 2 weeks 4 times with the 405 and 650 from this seller
			
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		 And I know the brightness of the 532nm is going to appear brighter because that wavelength is more visible to human eyes. That being said the dot produced from the 405nm appeared to be quite like what you might see from a weak UV LED, the 650nm dot is actually a bit brighter than what I originally saw when I first lit it up so I don't know exactly what happened with that. The inside below the caps on all three is just like the picture that Antharak posted. I was going to follow the tutorial but was deterred by the lack of a movable lens beneath the caps. I do however have a 405nm pen which looks the same as these that I purchased a good while back. Which also has a much greater output than the 405nm I just received, and I do believe it has a movable lens beneath its cap. The cap on that one is being very stubborn and I believe I will have to use the PMAN method to remove it ie pliers with something softer to keep it from damaging the cap. So I may get to make a focusable pen out of that one but it will have to be another day as I need sleep so I can wake up for work at 4am.
 And I know the brightness of the 532nm is going to appear brighter because that wavelength is more visible to human eyes. That being said the dot produced from the 405nm appeared to be quite like what you might see from a weak UV LED, the 650nm dot is actually a bit brighter than what I originally saw when I first lit it up so I don't know exactly what happened with that. The inside below the caps on all three is just like the picture that Antharak posted. I was going to follow the tutorial but was deterred by the lack of a movable lens beneath the caps. I do however have a 405nm pen which looks the same as these that I purchased a good while back. Which also has a much greater output than the 405nm I just received, and I do believe it has a movable lens beneath its cap. The cap on that one is being very stubborn and I believe I will have to use the PMAN method to remove it ie pliers with something softer to keep it from damaging the cap. So I may get to make a focusable pen out of that one but it will have to be another day as I need sleep so I can wake up for work at 4am.

