My first homemade laser

[fermintm]

Hello everyone!

Here you have pictures of my first green laser mounted by hand.

The module is DealExtreme 20mw. The brass tube and front and rear parts are the engines of some hard drives. Everything is worn with a hand drill and sandpaper.

The button is titanium metal. I have several rods 5 and 6 mm at home. With these buttons do trims.

For the gluing of the pieces I have used epoxy glue

Forgive for my bad English

 

[TTerbo]

thats looking pretty nice. cant wait for more,What batteries?
EDIT:welcome to the forum

 

[fermintm]

thats looking pretty nice. cant wait for more,What batteries?
EDIT:welcome to the forum

I just put the image of the batteries.

Thanks!

 

[Ash]

Welcome to the forum. :beer:
Great first build!
Wondering: where did you get the key-switch from?

 

[fermintm]

Welcome to the forum. :beer:
Great first build!
Wondering: where did you get the key-switch from?

The shop at an electronics store years ago.

Thank you all for the welcome.

 

[Asa]

Nice build! I actually like that host a lot.

 

[aryntha]

I think people were talking about steampunk hosts recently... This is pretty close to that, really; with the copper and bolts and all. Really like that.

 

[xxmatt72094xx]

I'm now going to use a similar build, to hold my laser I just bought. This looks great! Good job!!

 

[532 with Envy]

Very nice build!
Great to see some more handmade builds coming around. It's always fun to see what people come up with around their house to make a good laser.:beer:

 

[udanis]

Very nice homemade build!!!

 

[weeba2kv]

verry nice indeed SOLID! build

 

[viperx1101]

I also really like the look of the host, I definately think I may try to build one like it!!!

 

[LaZeRz]

(insert upside down question mark here)Como' esta's ?

i really like your creativity, it looks sooo cool, it looks so tough and solid, i also like your creativity and how you incorporated a key switch into the back, just awesome

+1