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Sold: "One-off" 445nm laser - 925mW Brushed Metal - $100

Re: FS: (one sold, one available) "one-off" 445nm laser 1,025mW - $100

Yeah googled them, they aren't anything expensive.

I really wish there was universal battery charger I could buy. Have so many lying around now:(
 





Re: FS: (one sold, one available) "one-off" 445nm laser 1,025mW - $100

Spacers - rare earth magnets.

All of my chargers are 18650 chargers - I just use magnetic spaces for everything else (15270, CR123, 18350, etc)

I'd be happy to send you enough spacers to charger a 16340 in an 18650 charger - I just don't want to mail the batteries themselves.

Anyway though, I'm just about to move this laser into a new sales thread, so I'll post the URL here when I do.

Cheers
 
Re: FS: (one sold, one available) "one-off" 445nm laser 1,025mW - $100

Actually that would be awesome. I do have chargers for both 18650 and cr123.

I should know monday if I can commit to this laser:D

Congratulations on the new job:beer:
 
Re: FS: (one sold, one available) "one-off" 445nm laser 1,025mW - $100

I'll try to figure out something for friday. I've been wanting a cheap ~1W laser for pocket carry. My nice eghemus is just a bit too expensive for me to be comfortable with losing, and my other 445 is just too big/heavy. This would fill the role perfectly, and for ~$100USD (converting and ~15 for shipping) it's really a steal.

Is this laser easy to focus?


Edit: Rereading original post I just felt like a fool. If cr123 are fine for this laser... I don't even need spacers or batteries or anything.
 
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Re: FS: (one sold, one available) "one-off" 445nm laser 1,025mW - $100

Lol, yup, CR123s (16340s) are totally cool.

Is it easy to focus? Yes, actually. Or no, depending on your perspective.

That silver cap fits over the lens, and basically protects the lens from defocussing. The cool thing about that is that once you focus it, it's focussed stably, until you decide to change it. The downside, is that you have to take the silver cap off to access the lens for CHANGING focus. However, it's really easy (2 seconds) and I think the benefit outweighs the extra time of taking off a cap.
 
Re: FS: More "one-off" 445nm lasers - 1.2W Coleman & 925mW Brushed Metal - $120

Hey guys,
Added two more lasers to this thread :)
 
Re: FS: More "one-off" 445nm lasers - 925mW Brushed Metal - $120

Hey guys,
The Coleman CR2 has sold, the brushed metal laser is still up for grabs.
Cheers
 
Re: FS: "One-off" 445nm laser - 925mW Brushed Metal - $110

Price lowered to $110
 
Re: FS: "One-off" 445nm laser - 925mW Brushed Metal - $100

Lowered the price again to $100.

This is where I'll keep the price, and just let the thread take it's time if need be.
 
Re: FS: "One-off" 445nm laser - 925mW Brushed Metal - $100

Damn really cheap.. Too bad im out of money lol
 
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Re: FS: "One-off" 445nm laser - 925mW Brushed Metal - $100

Lol LaserDud3 - just a heads up that when you reply to a thread someone subscribes to, they get a copy of your initial post almost immediately via email. Mega confusing when someone changes their entire post via EDIT. In my experience, it's better to use EDIT to add info to your post, as opposed to changing it altogether (which can be a bit confusing for others)

Anyway, to your initial questions "Still available and if so, its the metal one right and tis a FULL laseR?" (largely for anyone else who was wondering):

- Yes, yes, and yes :)

Cheers
 
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