Laser Warning Label Generator

[Trevor]

I'm reposting this because I've finished developing it, and I'm hoping to get this thread sticky or give the source code to Avery to put on the LPF server as a public resource.

Link: Laser Warning Label Generator

Example:

Based on the user's input, it generates a warning label with the correct FDA warning, beam color, max output power (with chosen sign), wavelength, and class. Since I last wrote about this, I've vastly improved the laser beam and dot image - it's much more aesthetically appealing now. I've also redone the warning text so it's all there and correctly positioned. I hope this helps all you DIY'ers out there!

Though I lack in-depth laser knowledge, I'd love to keep contributing my programming background - if you want a tool developed, please drop me a PM and I'll see what I can do.

-Trevor

 

[Gryphon]

Thats sweet, this is going in my favorites list!

 

[mdjd07]

Bad ass dude

 

[Elektrotechniker]

AWESOME! Thanks! +1

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Nice work. I apparently need to spread some more love before I can rep you again.

 

[AbAdd0n]

nicely done ! tnx

 

[Meatball]

I love how the dot color follows the wavelength input.

Very nice work!

-Tyler

 

[Svensson]

That's pretty cool! Thanks for making/posting this :gj:

 

[Schnoogledeck]

wow, awesome
i can finally put labels on my lasers

 

[Seoul_lasers]

Excellent work. However it needs to be able to output an .eps (vector) file for printing purposes.

I don't know how possible this is?

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Why is that? Any photo editing program should re-size it if needed.

 

[ElektroFreak]

Awesome work! The labels look great!!

If it's at all possible, there should be an option for 457-514nm multiline argon with a turquoise beam logo..

 

[zaery]

Pretty awesome!
Now i just need to grab some sticker paper.....

 

[mdjd07]

Why is that? Any photo editing program should re-size it if needed.

agreed...I saved mine...It saved as a .php file. I just loaded it into photoshop, resized it and saved it as a .jpg

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Always save as a .Tiff with no compression if possible. It will preserve the detail better.

 

[Trevor]

Thanks for all the positive comments - I'm glad you guys like it!

Excellent work. However it needs to be able to output an .eps (vector) file for printing purposes.

I don't know how possible this is?

I'll start looking into this; I'd love to rebuild the whole thing to output an SVG. I'll put it on my list.

Awesome work! The labels look great!!

If it's at all possible, there should be an option for 457-514nm multiline argon with a turquoise beam logo..

Certainly, will do. I'll add in a multiline Argon option that overrides wavelength and beam color.

agreed...I saved mine...It saved as a .php file. I just loaded it into photoshop, resized it and saved it as a .jpg

I want to add a "Right click and save as..." link to the script; I think I just need to temporarily save the image to the webserver - I just need to not leave them up. Otherwise, tons of space would get taken up.

Always save as a .Tiff with no compression if possible. It will preserve the detail better.

I am a huge *.png fanboy.

-Trevor