Stanwax's rebuild of my RGB

[Laserman532]

Ahh, gotcha; http://www.microlaserlabs.com/produc...m3iu1en876puv1 is a precission laser optical mount and www.microlaserlabs.com is the place to go for precission minature laser optical mounts?

you are catching on

[carlos3621]

Jem, That is a Gem of a Projector!

[mccarrot]

The more observant amongst you will notice that there is a space at the side of the blue laser. This is for a 445nm, or maybe even replace the whole thing with a 500mW 457nm. I have some saving up to do first though

Very nice build, also a little bit jealous at your galvo's and shutter
I would go for 457nm, you will get more brightness for less money, and its even cheaper than the old fashion 473nm.

473nm is soooo 2008....

How much white light is it putting out after the aperture?

[p1t8ull]

a little bit jealous at your galvo's and shutter

I'm a lottle bit jealous of the galvos, outstanding performers

[Jem]

How much white light is it putting out after the aperture?

I'll be honest & say I haven't a clue. I don't have a thermopile meter, all I can say is it's nice and bright.

A nice thermopile meter is next on my shopping list

Jem

[stanwax]

More images of the 'build' are here - http://www.photonlexicon.com/gallery...ems+Projector/

Was a pleasure to work on and a challenge to fit it all in the space but we did it with room to spare.

Rob

[bridge]

No, sadly no 445 or 457 as yet. The blue you see is a Laserwave 473 ;-)

Hi Jem, be honest, I 'd say, the blue is not Laserwave's products, it should be Lasever products.

very niceful pictures and neat building.
Best regards!
Bridge

[Jem]

Oh Dear....

So sorry Bridge, I meant to say Lasever, my mistake. I've edited the original posts.

My brain's not functioning at 100% at the moment

Jem