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Nice job :beer:

... http://laserpointerforums.com/f52/if-youve-actually-received-your-spyder-iii-arctic-post-here-53680-5.html#post758424

Welcome to the 445 club and talk about "making an entrance" with 1190mW... :beer:

Yeah, I mentioned him to you a while back. The amazing thing is that he does it all by computer... but by free hand !!!

Cool! I'm getting addicted (too) and came across a rough historical review of the L.C.C. Mine was sold as an S30-V although the image clearly showed 20C-V so I guess sometimes the seller's copying & pasting the specs for a particular version off the net... :rolleyes: Here's a pretty decent...

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Wow, serious firepower... (or should that be slice n dice power, lol). I can't say I'm into the brass-knuckle stuff (the third image reminding me of a scene from Se7en... :eek:) but the fixed knives are pretty impressive! Say, what's that first one, is it an OTF?

Great work, PBD! Do you have a camera system directly connected to a professional microscope?

At $8, I think the answer's obvious. These blades, however... ;)

You are 100% right - I had a lot of difficulties with my shots too. A mid-powered 445 should make for a nice comparison, so thanks for the effort :beer:

I recently got an Aixiz 445 lens from JayRob and hopefully, will be able to take comparative shots over the weekend. I call my 445nm laser "razor lazor" because at close distances, the 445nm (+ 405-G-1 lens) will focus down to a razor-thin bar. It will literally burn a SLIT in a piece of...

Ditto, but the 445 is somewhat overpowering and thus the comparison is difficult... :-/

Congratulations - I'm happy for you! Heck, you certainly deserve it, having put in both the money, time and effort!!!

Your math looks good to me! Macular degeneration is never a good thing and while my "ex" re-attaches retinas for a living (posterior surgeon), I don't think there's much that can be done for macular degeneration (particularly at an older age )... if you're still young, make sure to eat those...

btw, what steel are used on both your L.C.C.s? Mine has a rather rare 20C-V... . Note that by using the term "rare" by no means implies better. This is certainly no S90-V steel... ;p

I got lucky and found that thread. I'm sure you'll get something out of it too, PBD :) Well perhaps "messed up" is is going a bit too far... after all, those are carbon fiber grips and won't tear / crack unless placed under extraordinary stress... If something did go wrong, you could always move...

Yeah, it's a 4th Gen and thus, has the Al (vs. Titanium) bolsters. I'd just assume have a 1st - or 3rd gen L.C.C. for the titanium bolsters. The 2nd Gen was screwed up due to them changing the grip/ bolster sizes but not moving the screw... the image I found a while back on one of the knife...