taking my 6w 445nm and adding a 1w red

[ricktrent4]

Working on a 7w 445nm blue and 650nm red laser handheld laser see start of the it.
Working on7w 445nm blue/red 650nm laser - YouTube

 

[Bionic-Badger]

You're not really contributing much by just posting some video of a work in progress. You ought to at least outline some steps in your build process or something that other people could make use of. This isn't just a showcase subforum.

 

[ricktrent4]

your right, I hoped the video shower how I was to start, for I am add a red 1w to the 6w, but I am get a power loss from the mirror that the 6w of 445nm is going through.It from a casio .It looks like I will have to use 2w of red to get to 7w. The 6w of 455nm is made from 2- 3.5W 445nm 9mm diode I hope that will help some one!I try to help people they can call me for help if they need help before 8 pm E 423-839-4739. I love to help people out that is why I make videos to show the way I set it up. I would like to see more video of what people are working from the start to the end. I think it is cool to see it come together!

You're not really contributing much by just posting some video of a work in progress. You ought to at least outline some steps in your build process or something that other people could make use of. This isn't just a showcase subforum.

 

[Bionic-Badger]

Well direct contact is great, but you'll reach a much larger audience if you document your efforts and processes, not just present the results.

 

[Photonics kid]

Would definitely help tremendously if you showed the lpm reading in a completely different direction of your "6w" laser. As you know the intense brightness distorts the view of the power reading.

 

[ricktrent4]

thanks for your help!
Have new video showing more of how it was made and works !

update on7w 445nm blue and 650nm red - YouTube

Well direct contact is great, but you'll reach a much larger audience if you document your efforts and processes, not just present the results.