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I actually bought from Dino direct after styropyro's review of one of their lasers. They just piss me off because they don't have contact info. Just some douche on here saying " your order is in processing" and saying everything will be ok, f that.

I'm in the same boat man, I ordered on the 9-6-11 and still get those stupid ass emails saying "your item will be priority once it ships"..... I ordered from tmart too on 9-20-11 and my package from them made it to the US yesterday so it should be here in a couple days. SCREW Dino direct and...

2006 GTO. 430 rwhp LS3 heads/intake, cam, headers, all poly bushings...

Great idea!

Well that sucks, I was really hoping for a little more but whatever. I have a 50 mW 532nm pen I got from led shoppe that is pretty bright but I have my doubts about its true output. I also ordered a 200mw 532nm from dinodirect, what do you think the actual output will be?

I happened to get my order in for a 250 mW 532 in before T-mart quit selling >5mW to the US. I said that it has shipped and is in is in Hong Kong. I thought Tmart shipped from the U.S., that is why I gave them a try. Regardless my next laser will be a survival 1W 445, but I really did want a...

Look at this little moron!!! What's wrong with this video?? 200mw Red laser from budget gadgets HLP18130 - YouTube

Well, after reading the thread Jefferythe00 referenced, It is safe to assume that it is not safe to burn and look at this spot of intense light even with glasses on unless they are specifically designed to block light of that wavelength. ( welding hood or welding goggles!)

This has puzzled/amazed me since the day I got this laser so I guess it's time to see if any physics gurus can offer an explanation. Question 1: What is the light produced? Question 2: Is it safe to look at even through laser safety glasses? Thanks for replies!

Burning with 200 mw - YouTube Here is a vid through my blue glasses burning black leather.

Hello all, I am fairly new here but have been fascinated by lasers for years now and this site is very informative. I own a 200 mw 650nm focusable and a 50 mw 532 pen style. I have had them both for 2 years now and still enjoy them regularly. I noticed that when burning with my red laser (...