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Hi, me again. I got a new laser, but the battery compartment is too wide. and too long. it's gotten so bad that the laser frequently cuts out, I tried stuffing a small bit of aluminum foil into the cap, just enough so that it stops cutting out, and that seems to have crushed the spring a little...

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur Well, given the god-awful support on the manufacturer's side in all of this, I would never buy from them again. It looks like my laser is probably totally fucked right now, which really pisses me off.

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur All I can find for guides is that stupid transparent marketing attempt by dragonlasers, and that doesn't help, and only guarantees that I will never buy any of their products.

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur Also, SHIT WHY THE HELL IS IT THAT EVERY TIME I FIND SOMETHING THAT WORKS IT ONLY WORKS ONCE LEAVING ME ENDLESS. FUCKING ENDLESS FRUSTRATION TRYING TO FIND OUT WHAT TO DO!?!?!?!? AGSGGEGHEAGSHAAEAEAEHGHEGGHEERG!!!!!

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur Also, no, it's not working

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur wouldn't alcolol leave residue?

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur Oh no, my microfiber cloth isn't working, and no, I don't want to do a ton of crazy crap with the seal. is there ANY specialized tool IN THIS WORLD that exists that would help me here?

You know... paper cuts could kill it!

BUt wouldn't a piece of paper slide down to the electric works and kill it?

My battery compartment is too wide, making the batteries rattle around A LOT. to most people this wound be fine but I have mild OCD, making it intolerable. I'm thinking of widening the batteries with tape. What do you suggest(as long as it doesn't involve taking the whole thing apart)?

I've always noticed that laser light has a strange property to it. To see what I mean, hit a ice cube with a laser the ice cube should light up. notice how along with the light, a field of extremely tiny dots shows up. looks like tv static. I've always wondered what causes this effect, it seems...

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur Well, I ended up expirementing and found out that using my microfiber cloth with any thin long object, I can clean the filter. It works pretty well.

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur I would but this forum software is a severe irritant and won't let me. Oh well.

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur Would having microfiber cloth help?

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur Oh no, I think my laser is damaged now. the spotty effect is now mostly constricted NEAR the dot, making it look weird.

Re: Cleaning an IR filter without removing apertur This isn't working too well. Any other methods? Also worth noting that for compressed air all I have is a turkey baster

Hello, recently bought a laser, I got it, used it, now it has crap gathering on it's IR filter. I tried to google some guides on fixing this, but every single one had "remove the aperture" as the first step. I took pliers to the aperture, tried everything, then emailed the manufacturer. They...