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Thread: Lower Beam Height

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    Default Lower Beam Height

    Any suggestion for a mirror mount or other method to lower a beam from a laser by 25mm
    Trying to match some lasers and do not have enough space for a very large mirror assembly hoping there might be some other optics options I do not know about?
    thanks
    Larry

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    Perhaps a long slotted "L" bracket with 2 MM1's attached?

    http://onestoplasershop.com/hardware.htm

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    Very limited on space and not sure I can make that fit. I am looking at some right angle prisms maybe

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    I would take a block of allum. and machine something like this...


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    does this make sense ( beam enters from left, jogs down, exits right) It is a 45 degree slot machined in a block and a mirror mounted on each face..i used to make these for the big yags...i called them beam joggers..hope the drawing makes sense.

    OH CRAP...when i hit return it screwed up the drawing...sorry....
    looks goood before i post
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    http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/3985/laser.gif

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    Have you considered an AR coated rhomboid prism? They're a great way to easily achieve accurate beam displacement.

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    haha yes what doc said...that is what i drew...doc just dialed that puppy in hehe
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robin View Post
    Have you considered an AR coated rhomboid prism? They're a great way to easily achieve accurate beam displacement.
    and I just saw some cheap ones on ebay
    leading in trailing technology

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