Blue ray lights up eyeball

[Deleted member 8178]

MAN, that's a good lookin' blu-ray!!!

 

[diachi]

So pretty and i love the housing, was it ripped from another laser ( or something like a torch ) or did you make it ?

 

[rog8811]

I found the piece of stainless tube in a pump I was stripping for parts, as a CR123 slid straight in it was an obvious starting point. All the end caps are press fitted.
The module I made up as I went along, I still think it is my best laser build to date.

Regards rog8811

 

[roSSco]

That's awesome! What's up with that funny accent?


j/k

 

[nikokapo]

yeah that's very nice. it fits perfectly!!

 

[rog8811]

What's up with that funny accent?

;DI thought everyone talked like that.......Queens English...that's "the queen" not "a queen".....

Regards rog8811

 

[diachi]

You should make some more and sell them, they would go down a treat, especially with that twisty cap thing so it can be momentary or clicky, thats a really nice touch .

And once again, great laser !

Diachi

 

[thejunkmonger]

Wow I just saw the video and the laser is really cool .

 

[rog8811]

Wow I just saw the video and the laser is really cool .

Thankyou kind sir.....
I wish I could make more of this style but like thejunkmonger I have mainly built from what is lying around the workshop, in this case:-
stainless steel tube pump ram for the barrel
A stainless steel cap from a pressure cell (much modified)
and the bit that I like best the thread that holds it together is a double helix thread from the lens of a camera I scrapped to get the dichro from the rangefinder.

Regards rog8811

 

[Zom-B]

Very nice Rog, but the question remains......Will a human eyeball fluoresce?

YES

No, I didn't try it with a laser.

I have ultra-violet LED's, and when pointing them at my eye, even from a steep angle, either the Cornea, Aqueous Humor or the lens fluoresces gray-whitish. (for terminology, see here)

 

[rog8811]

(for terminology, see here)

That is if you can still see

Regards rog8811