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This is a compact sealed 'OEM' configuration laser module and heatsink (copper/aluminum) in one.  It IS the laser minus a $10 host which it will drop into if that is what you desire.  There are several hosts it will simply drop into.  Then it is a matter of inserting a battery. You can see in...

Re: Custom green with O-like 120-150mW The ultimate goal of every hobby builder ;)

Re: Custom green with O-like 120-150mW How did you know I LikeitTight? ;) Must work pretty fantastic then? :D

Re: Custom green with O-like 120-150mW Yes thats the host. The other host you link looks about the same size to a bit bigger than the stainless host. But it looks fine to me.

Re: Custom green with O-like 120-150mW I enjoy making these - I can make them on a personal basis for people who PM me a convince me they are old enough and responsible enough to own such a laser.

Re: Custom green with O-like 120-150mW You mean like this? ;) Oh, its a labour of love, not an assembly line ;)

Re: Custom green with O-like 120-150mW I was never far away... ;)

Re: Custom green with O-like 120-150mW Each host is custom fitted to the sink. This one is sold but I can discuss the silver polished host with you if you want to PM me.

Re: Custom green with O-like 120-150mW No, I will do. Usually these go for $220 so whatever it does in the 120-150mW range its still a bargan.

This is a custom green I built recently. Precision machined with aluminium finned sink and brass aperture cap.  $200 shipped with a charged battery 14500 to fund another laser project.  $220 for the polished stainless host.  The module is from O-like and is one of Susie's 120-150mW items. Pm if...

The optics are the same just a lens or two for C-mount, 5.6mm etc ... its just the way the die is mounted on the sink that makes it 'cmount'. So what you mean is how to hold the optics relative to the c-mount correctly? Only way I do it is to machine up something suitable..

Very carefully. Use a fine file to carefully cut through the sink on both sides. Careful not to contaminate the laser die with particles. They carefully twist the sink apart.

An AixiZ glass lens will work. As will one of the plastic AR lenses from Virtual village. They have a store on Ebay.

Pretty sure they use a diode for polarity protection....

Re: FS: 225mw br laser When it comes to hosts, i.e. flashlights there really can be no objection voiced in my opinion.  Its what goes *inside* them which is the point imho.  There are several different hosts used commonly on this forum as they are all good hosts.  While credit can be given to...

Re: FS: 225mw br laser Depends on what does it for you. Space will be limited in a build in this host so that is likely to be a factor as well.

Re: FS: 225mw br laser The other problem with this kind of thing is when I saw that AR 405nm bare lens on Ebay I knew it would have to be mounted up in a M9x0.5mm nut to make it compatible with an AixiZ module.  I put it on my to do list a while back, never actually got around to it though. Jay...

Fair enough, the threads I started then. ;) I have good reasons. Only a few people are waiting on a laser and I had contacted them so all should be good.

Yes, I'm still here.  300+ posts and 16 rep with my details were too much for me.  ;) I'm trying to get my old threads deleted so I can start anew but do you think the mods will reply? :( :(

If you have a look on Ebay you see plenty of class 3B and IV lasers being sold. They are sold as OEM parts/assemblies and not complete lasers. The idea is you integrate these into your own completed system. The only way to legally ship a class 3b or IV part to the USA would be as an OEM part...