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Maybe I'm just unusually sensitive, but a few seconds of looking at my violet laser dot on a matte, non-florescent, black surface already has me seeing a ghost of the dot for a few minutes afterward. Either way, with the goggles on, it's fine, so I guess that isn't really a problem. I just...

Bump? Sorry, but does anyone have a quick answer for this? Thank you.

I'd recommend the http://hightechdealz.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=10 . You get 80+mW for $70 and you only need to add a battery. This is a very high quality laser, and I know for a fact you can adjust the power and focus. Note: If you don't feel comfortable...

I agree with what lazer said. The PHR-803T is a wonderful laser for burning (plus the violet is just cool), and easily runs $60+ for a finished system. I'd say keep it and build yourself a nice green for probably less than that. Then you have the best of both worlds.

I have a 200mW 405nm (violet) laser and the recommended (red tinted) glasses from OEM Laser Systems. Obviously, if I view the diffuse dot of this laser on any surface without the glasses, the result is painfully bright, and something I don't plan on doing again. With the glasses on, the dot is...

Thank you, everybody, for the replies. :) Sorry if posting a link on my first post is considered wrong in some way, but it was essential for asking what I thought to be at least a semi-intelligent question. Anyway, thanks for the help. P.S. And no, no one is forcing you to decode my URLs. But...

I was thinking about buying a 200mW 405nm (violet) laser [aHR0cDovL2hpZ2h0ZWNoZGVhbHouY29tL2luZGV4LnBocD9tYWluX3BhZ2U9cHJvZHVjdF9pbmZvJmNQYXRoPTEmcHJvZHVjdHNfaWQ9MzE=] and I was wondering if these...