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Hello all,
In a different thread I announced I managed to acquire a 35 watt CW Nd:YAG laser systems for $154.33. Well, I went to pick it up yesterday so I thought I would put up some initial pictures for you today. Totals costs to drive to Wisconsin and back to Michigan with it was about $300.00 so my total costs for the unit was about $450.00. At 35 watts the thing was expected to be a beast and it is. The power supply and Q-switch driver in the rack weighs about 500 lbs and the laser rail is about 60 lbs.
I was also given some freebie stuff as the seller is moving out of state and needs to clear out his garage. Check out the pictures.
FREEBIE 1
A set of five 2900 uF 350V capacitors. As configured that is 14500 uF at 350V
FREEBIE 2
A set of high voltage transformers
The crated Nd:YAG system
The laser rail and head with all optics and q-switch
As this project progresses I'll continue to post pictures. Soon you will see the power supply and driver system.
In a different thread I announced I managed to acquire a 35 watt CW Nd:YAG laser systems for $154.33. Well, I went to pick it up yesterday so I thought I would put up some initial pictures for you today. Totals costs to drive to Wisconsin and back to Michigan with it was about $300.00 so my total costs for the unit was about $450.00. At 35 watts the thing was expected to be a beast and it is. The power supply and Q-switch driver in the rack weighs about 500 lbs and the laser rail is about 60 lbs.
I was also given some freebie stuff as the seller is moving out of state and needs to clear out his garage. Check out the pictures.
FREEBIE 1
A set of five 2900 uF 350V capacitors. As configured that is 14500 uF at 350V
FREEBIE 2
A set of high voltage transformers
The crated Nd:YAG system
The laser rail and head with all optics and q-switch
As this project progresses I'll continue to post pictures. Soon you will see the power supply and driver system.