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1000€ is quite a bit, if it was half price I would love to do it.... but it's an amazing laser, probably THE laser. Adding digital RGB values so you can precisely control the laser colour. :)

CONGRATULATIONS! Amazing work and even better attitude! But for how much total could I make on and how fragile is it? Any way to add digital rgb input?

I did not know of that thread, thanks. But somehow this one seems better and smaller?

Is it a hand held rgb?

And with shipping to Europe?

Nah, those links above only sell from USA to USA

Anything that ships to Europe? What about these? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Professional-Power-G303-Green-Laser-Pointer-Pen-Beam-532nm-1mw-Light-Star-Cap-/121466122093?pt=AU_LaserPointers&hash=item1c47f1ef6d

Still wanting to buy an RGB good quality portable laser.... :\

Well... the material and craftmanship. :) and shipping. What would be a fair price for you? (if you prefer send me PM)

And would probably be cheaper. :D

So the question remains... would you do these on request? How much would one unit cost? Cheers

Guess no chance of finding one under 100€ for the next time being?

And average prices people?

Why have a multimode 50 mW when you have single diode modes with the same and great beam/dot specs?

What is the cheapest price one could get for a 473 nm laser? I presume it's better visible than the 445?

You have 50-80 mW single diode 445-450 nm lasers from ebay, odic force and other shops. Around 40-50€ each. You can see the beam at night (not like a 1 W of course) and the dot is very bright.

Thanks! I am tempted to buy these, the cheapest I ever saw: 4 8mW 532nm Laser Pointer Pen Combo Green Violet Red Light 3 Packs Wholesale | eBay That's with free shipping. Anyone has these?

link?

Thanks for the link, this one I did not know. The graphs I knew, but they only help for very far away observations. Although 1 W blue and green seem very different, which I would not be so sure. I read a lot on this subject, but for 50-100 mW I could not find a straight anwser. But of course...

The thing is... A 80 mW laser is VERY different from a 1000 or 2000 mW laser. Over 5 mW was defined internationally as hurting the eye with a direct hit. Of course this is a threshold, why not 7 or 12,5 mW? But considering that, what is the overall experience with 50 mW lasers?