By: James aka Lenderboy

James aka Lenderboy — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 15:07:51 +0000

[quote comment="49444"]Anyone that knows a litle about lasers and handled lasers will know what “wicked lasers” company is, i recomend you guys making some research for youselves on some well known forums. Buying a laser, especialy a green one(due to possible infrared emmissions in excess) from an untrustable company can be dangerous, you should check some better companies for lasers, laserglow, novalasers, dragon lasers, etc…
check for yourselves.

sry for the text wall :P, but i dont want people to go through some stuff i have gone before.[/quote]

Well advised. When lab equipment becomes mainstream there are inherent dangers that are not easily recognized by casual users. “Yea, yea, don’t point in the eyes” Lab techs know the danger because they understand science and even if you can’t see something doesn’t eliminate the danger. Someone with $1600 to spend to amaze their friends might not appreciate the package warnings aren’t the typical legal-speak. I want one.

By: Dude

Dude — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 18:03:25 +0000

Anyone that knows a litle about lasers and handled lasers will know what “wicked lasers” company is, i recomend you guys making some research for youselves on some well known forums. Buying a laser, especialy a green one(due to possible infrared emmissions in excess) from an untrustable company can be dangerous, you should check some better companies for lasers, laserglow, novalasers, dragon lasers, etc…
check for yourselves.

sry for the text wall :P, but i dont want people to go through some stuff i have gone before.

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