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Recently I had the pleasure of purchasing a 405nm <10mW blu ray laser from Milos. The shipping was fast, I ordered it Friday and got it in the mail this morning at my job.
After some lasering in my cube here, I have to say that 405nm is the oddest beam I've ever seen. My eyes have a tough time focusing on the dot at any distance over a meter. The beam seems a bit fat (5mm+), although I know this is a direct diode laser, which delivers fat oblong beams.
Overall, the build quality is good, the laser has a solid feel to it. And the rotary switch is way cool, I can adjust the beam strength somewhat and has an always-on feature.
Overall, my first impression is good laser for the money. And the fast shipping is a bonus.
I also received the crystal souvenir from NYC, for my flourescing pleasure.
If I can figure out how to take pics, I'll get some on here.
After some lasering in my cube here, I have to say that 405nm is the oddest beam I've ever seen. My eyes have a tough time focusing on the dot at any distance over a meter. The beam seems a bit fat (5mm+), although I know this is a direct diode laser, which delivers fat oblong beams.
Overall, the build quality is good, the laser has a solid feel to it. And the rotary switch is way cool, I can adjust the beam strength somewhat and has an always-on feature.
Overall, my first impression is good laser for the money. And the fast shipping is a bonus.
I also received the crystal souvenir from NYC, for my flourescing pleasure.
If I can figure out how to take pics, I'll get some on here.