waterproof goggles?

[joshshermannn1]

i was wondering if anyone knows where to get these(assuming they exist), it should look like these, more or less http://wwwc.mentalfloss.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/goggles.jpg
my friend recently got a waterproof 50mw laser via rayfoss, since i dont want him to go blind, i would like to buy him goggles

 

[HaloBlu]

I bet you can get some lenses cut for swimming goggles.
http://laserpointerforums.com/f42/real-diy-laser-goggles-56577.html#post798990
What color is the waterproof 50mW rayfoss?

 

[joshshermannn1]

green
is there anyway you can make stuff wavelength proof? (price aside)

 

[Bluefan]

green
is there anyway you can make stuff wavelength proof? (price aside)

wavelength proof?

 

[joshshermannn1]

probably should've taken the time to word that better.
uhm, i mean unaffected by wavelengths. just like wavelength blocking glasses.

 

[Ash]

Um. What wavelength do you want to block? Assuming the rayfoss waterproof is green, you would want to block 532nm, 808nm, and 1064nm. Several wavelengths, IR, not just green.

 

[joshshermannn1]

indeed^^
im having my friend make me some
he works with plastics, and such lol
im just ordering 2 pairs of glasses that he will cut and shape

 

[HaloBlu]

Unless your friend will be using certified laser filter plastic, you or he should test it against wavelengths you want to block with a laser power meter.
If it might be used for higher power lasers then a piece of the plastic should also be tested until failure. See how long it resists a direct focused beam of each wavelength till they melt through it.

 

[Ash]

Very good advice
+1rep

 

[joshshermannn1]

i ment laser glasses* i ordered two pairs of DL glasses