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sorry to hear about that. ill check them out as soon as i posted this - i want to get an idea of what mines actually looks like. i think ill stick with the safe option for now and use the double googles.

that sounds soo cool. i think i wouldnt be alone in asking for some beamshots :). ive looked through this forum for beamshots in snow and fog and some of them look spectacular. also a quick question - i noticed in one shot there was a picture of someone using no googles but shining a laser at...

well the problem is that to get rated googles you need to pay megabucks and have a long-ish wait as well, so i chose the b&s ones as they had been tested with a 200mw 405nm and were in this country. i figured the dot wouldnt be that much brighter with the b&s ones but it was more bright than i...

yeah i agree with that - mines does burn pretty well it just requires good focus in most cases for me. perhaps your laser is not 400mw or perhaps it has a problem?

well my videos that i made of my 400mw the beam is only visible in one of them and that was because of the angle. it seems angle is everything.

well problem i have is atm i only have a 400mw blu ray so very risky to view it at all. i have ordered a couple of cheap greenies but i just wasnt sure about the safety aspect of viewing the beams with/without protection. in most of my videos the beam is not visible at all yet im really eager to...

well the best single pair of googles ive used are the barr & stroud ones. they cost me £11.50 inc. delivery. however i do use 2 pairs of googles for reduced dot intensity.

I notice theres plenty of threads about this amazing laser but i thought i would start a new thread to share my experiences with mines. The videos have now been corrected and re-upped. heres the links: YouTube - 400mw Blu-Ray laser versus cheapo laser googles YouTube - 400mw Blu-Ray laser...

Hi new to the forums but i have to post a simple question - how are you guys seeing the beam without googles? imho, and im not trying to stir stuff up, but even a glimpse of the beam or the dot can damage your eyes forever. i use 2 pairs of googles (yes im that paranoid) and even then it is...