Recent content by ksaar

Well... you got me :) I have ordered these two that you suggest.

Thank you for advice. I will report after they arrive :)

I've asked Gary from survivallaser.com about these safety glasses -> Eagle Pair® 190-470nm & 660-760nm Laser Safety Goggles. He has told me that these glasses should be adequate against 500mW 650nm laser light. OD graph from manufacturer (provided by Gary). Edit: I've made a little digging...

for example this thread >>> http://laserpointerforums.com/f52/eagle-pair-safety-glasses-both-200-450nm-580-760nm-powerfulpurchase-ebay-55221.html

Yes I know... It seems a bit "fishy" to me, but I've read a lot of good reference about Survivallaser and the Eagle Pair glasses they sell. The first pair I wrote about is described as 190-470/660-760 by the seller, but if You zoom in closer on their picture, then there are numbers...

These particular 650nm diodes should be around 250-300mW I believe. They would certainly not go over 500mW.

Hello everyone, I'am sorry to open a milionth thread about safety glasses. I've read tons of resources in the last month... but I'am still still not entirely sure which glasses to choose. I will be trying to do some "engraving" with 650nm laser diodes from dvd burners (up to 24x speed drives)...