Recent content by LaserNoob21

Nice to see that people are looking at both sides of the argument, and that photo is just pure skill and luck. How on earth do you take a WL apart though? (referring to the focusing job)

*batteries?* Wow, the poll has got quite a clear winner, but i'll keep it up there. :yh:

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@Smeerworst Those shots of the inferno just look EPIC! Thanks to everyone else for their opinions, but to be honest if im going to get a $500 laser im NOT going to take it apart, as my name suggests, noob. So if I AM going to get one of the WL's, im going to keep it unmodified. :thanks:

The Core is their cheapest laser, and for $50 /£30 its quite expensive. What about the Evo? The iPhone/android controlled one?

If you had an infinite amount of cash and time, would you rather purchase from: Wicked Lasers or another seller (custom or retail) I was just wondering as to what people would rather buy, because I really, really want to get some more and I was wondering what everyone else would get. :thanks: :D

Thanks for this, also as far as im aware vendors arent allowed to sell lasers over 5mw. Just to let you know.

England, Sometimes its good to look at where the person lives... :whistle:

[(Trying to keep it on topic)] Does ANYONE know about the importation of laser products and the involvement of customs? [England]

But probably the equivalent lasers from a more reputable source...

Probably still going to get the WL stuff, even though their reputation is bullchit. TBH I will give them a try, and if the lasers from them are complete bullchit then ill ask for a refund, then with the cash buy some lasers from the lesser known but more trustworthy sites. My cash, my rules.

As to what?

Me? Thanks!

Sheesh, couldnt I get a high power ~1W green then use WL's 'expander' to make the point more smaller, effectively making the dot ten times more powerful?

Wow, TBH im not that good with nm, but a green 2W would be nice, quite bright, able to burn, and lightweight. But im drawing up plans for a prototype cannon, using WL 2W arctics. using ten 2W lasers, a clever distance sensor and a lens, to focus the ten beams onto one tiny spot.