Sep 5, 2006 #1 M Mihlrad Newly Enlightened Joined Aug 5, 2006 Messages 32 On my glp 105, i wanna be able to actually see the beam a bit more, if i mod it will it no longer be safe without protective eyewear?
On my glp 105, i wanna be able to actually see the beam a bit more, if i mod it will it no longer be safe without protective eyewear?
Sep 6, 2006 #2 K ks_physicist Newly Enlightened Joined Sep 27, 2005 Messages 139 Location Kansas Yes. It is good practice to use eye protection with ANY laser, but especially one that has been modified to have higher-than-class-IIIa output. Jim
Yes. It is good practice to use eye protection with ANY laser, but especially one that has been modified to have higher-than-class-IIIa output. Jim
Sep 6, 2006 #3 FNinjaP90 Enlightened Joined Jan 8, 2003 Messages 888 As long as you stay below 100mw, I don't think it'll be a problem unless you like staring at the dot on a white wall from 3ft away.
As long as you stay below 100mw, I don't think it'll be a problem unless you like staring at the dot on a white wall from 3ft away.
Sep 8, 2006 #4 M Mihlrad Newly Enlightened Joined Aug 5, 2006 Messages 32 fninja, below 100mw can be very harmful regardless, that much i know. How much output would a simple pot modded glp 105 have? Also will modding kill the life of my laser significantly?
fninja, below 100mw can be very harmful regardless, that much i know. How much output would a simple pot modded glp 105 have? Also will modding kill the life of my laser significantly?
Sep 8, 2006 #5 allthatwhichis Enlightened Joined Jul 7, 2006 Messages 926 Location central florida I wear goggles when aligning anything over 10mW...