Not that long ago I bought a red module and I bet all of you will know from where when you see it. Finally I got around to make a somewhat permanent solution. The two modules (my old green and the new red) are now spring mounted. I dont know if this is a solution that will work out but it makes it really easy to adjust the lasers hight. You can even adjust them a little sideways just by tilting the lasers but not much. I'm somewhat pleased with the mirror mounts. But they are not very precise. Looks nice anyway and they do the job well once you got it right. However I used stuff I found laying around in my apartment and I'm a little worried about strayreflections if the laser hits the acrylic. I think it will have to be painted black to minimize risks.
So, lets bring on the pictures.
The new layout with the two lasers. The modules are parallel even if it doesn't look like it.
The best filter I have will still have some losses but it's not that bad.
You see the green light that doesn't get reflected illuminate the mount. Looks cool but not that safe.
A closer look at the mirror mount.
Spring loaded mount of the modules. Works great so far.
The red module should be mounted on some type of heatsink but its right in front of a cooling fan so I hope this will do at the moment.
My homwbrewed software. A work in progress. I have some cool functions in there. But no sneak peak until it's at least bug tested.
The ilda testpattern without blue. I think I'll have to readjust my amps.
Colortest, I want some blue in there.
The blanking is off sync but I dont know how to fix this other than software.
My assistant laserist.