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How to Make a Homemade Laser Pointer | eHow

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Home Decor and Repair. How to Make a Homemade Laser Pointer. How to Make a Homemade Laser Pointer. By Marshal M. Rosenthal. Marshal M. Rosenthal. Laser pointers may be inexpensive to buy, but there's fun in making your own. A homemade laser pointer will work as well as one from a store and give you a sense of accomplishment every time you see the laser beam. The process of making a homemade laser is not complicated and just requires buying a laser module and an LED flashlight. Put a towel down on a table.

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Bill's Assorted Ramblings: Piclop Bill of Materials

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Tuesday, February 10, 2015. Piclop Bill of Materials. My accumulation of parts for the Piclop build is complete, and here's the Bill of Materials that I've come up with. 8"/200 mm camera cable. Discount Components Warehouse (on eBay). I did some shopping for laser modules before settling on the ones from AixiZ. There are three voltage levels needed for the FreeLSS driver circuit. For this one I picked MakerGeeks 'Dark as Night' black. February 10, 2015 at 10:38 PM. Maybe just some info I found that could...

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Red diode lasers for holography

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Diode lasers for holography. Return to home page. Starting this work was motivated by Colin Kaminski. The idea was to develop reliable but affordable driver circuits and laser heads for amateur holographers, which are easy to build and reproduce. Colin's design. 1 Main problem: mode stability and thermal control. How to determine single mode operation. 2 Stable, low noise laser diode drivers. Designing the PID feedback loop. 4 Collimators and diode mounts. Of various popular high power DVD laser diodes.

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zero fidelity CNC: December 2010

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A blog about building a DIY CNC laser cutter / engraver from mostly recycled parts. Wednesday, December 22, 2010. Gutting a dead scanner. This broken HP C7670A scanner should come in handy in this project! I'm sure I'll find the one stepper I've been looking for, and maybe I'll use this one as a base for the whole laser CNC thingy. The broken HP C7670A. So I opened it and removed the PCBs. They're going back to the electronic waste disposal. I like the way they tighten the belt in this scanner! So, the p...

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zero fidelity CNC: Laser diode driver circuit

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A blog about building a DIY CNC laser cutter / engraver from mostly recycled parts. Wednesday, January 26, 2011. Laser diode driver circuit. Here's the schematic of an adjustable laser diode driver circuit. It's based on this post by nickname Daedalus on the Laser Pointer Forums. The circuit, like this one. Is using two 10 ohm resistors in parallel for the limiting resistor. So the total resistance is 5 ohms, and the resulting wattage. Is 2x the wattage of the resistors. The two capacitors in the input a...

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Aixiz Service & Int'l, LLC. Review - LASERS in Houston, TX - BBB Business Review - BBB serving Greater Houston and South Texas

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Better Business Bureau. Start with Trust. Greater Houston and South Texas. BBB Accredited Business Directory. BBB Accredited Business Directory. Get to Know Us. Give Us Your Feedback. For Charities and Donors. Houston Consumer Resource Center. Code of Business Practices. Please enter your City and State/Province OR Postal Code. For best results, please add a location. Aixiz Service and Intl, LLC. Are you the Owner of this Business? If yes, click here. BBB Accredited Business since. On a scale of A to F.

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Bill's Assorted Ramblings: February 2015

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Friday, February 27, 2015. High resolution test with the Piclop. I mentioned the Piclop on the 3D scanning subreddit. And ComeOnDoolittle asked me about scanning some rather unusual objects: stone arrow heads or spear points. Sadly, I didn't have either. As a substitute I tried scanning a couple of small rocks, but the results weren't really all that interesting and I wasn't sure they would be applicable, though ComeOnDoolittle was satisfied with the early results. I am impressed with the quality that th...

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techpppp: October 2010

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Friday, October 1, 2010. I bought some infrared lasser from Aixiz. To build an interactive multitouch surface. To avoid any damage to my eyes, I was wearing Infrared protection glasses. Now, the thing that I hadn't planned was how to power the lasers :-). As they are rated at 3.2VDC, drawing approximately 30ma of current, this seems something my Arduino Duemilanovae. Connect the Arduino to the USB port of the computer. Hook up a laser to the Arduino: red cable on the "3v3" , black cable on "Gnd".

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AGUL Lasers - Albert Gural

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Math, Science, and Technology. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. High Power LED Projects. SCT Lecture 01: Basic Graph Theory. SCT Lecture 02: Dynamic Programming. SCT Lecture 03: Complexity Theory. SCT Lecture 04: Basic Data Structs. SCT Lecture 05: Shortest Paths. Time & Weather. Apps & Programming. Burning Red Laser (Side). Wasteful. As a result, I transitioned to buying diodes from online sources (especially eBay. Burning Red Laser (Top). As you can see, the final product has (from l...