Very Special Insulated Dual Diode Housing

[andy_con]

4 in a row

 

[BuildAbluraylaser]

25$ for four in a row?

 

[andy_con]

no chance

double that and i may consider it, as ive said the thermal heat sink compound isnt cheap and it also takes a long time to make these.

the alum bar is dirty cheap

 

[BuildAbluraylaser]

So $25 can including shipping for two?

 

[andy_con]

as matey above has contacted me the two original ones are yours if you want them and yes $25 including shipping.

please PM me

 

[andy_con]

cut with an m2 screw tapped

only 36mm long

 

[Krutz]

definitely nice work! most people wouldnt believe the time invested for such an "easy" setup unless done themself.. ;-)
i would consider it if i did labbys (yet).. good luck, its a quality product, from what i can see!

manuel

 

[andy_con]

indeed very easy and nice set up but very time consuming to make

seeing as no one wants it ill just turn it into a 500mw red setup instead

 

[mattmagic100]

if i had 45 dollars i would definitely buy this. if it were me id put 4 6x's and combine them all.

 

[robjdixon]

You can't combine more than 2 lasers with any number of beamsplitters - something to do with polarisation IIRC

 

[andy_con]

very true, but you can still combine 4 reds to make 1 watt using just one cube. but the end result is two beams parallel to each other. works very well, ive seen it done a few times in projectors

 

[andy_con]

if i had 45 dollars i would definitely buy this. if it were me id put 4 6x's and combine them all.

i said i would do just these two for $25 shipped but no one has taken up the offer.

 

[BuildAbluraylaser]

I'll buy it in a week, but it can't know...

 

[andy_con]

providing ive not done something with it, its yours

 

[mattmagic100]

You can't combine more than 2 lasers with any number of beamsplitters - something to do with polarisation IIRC

o okay nvm then haha guess not. but if i hade money, i would still buy it but i have none.

 

[andy_con]

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