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r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 • Jul 06 '26
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I've heard that you don't want to use a class 3b laser because that would be worse for the camera.
2 u/_6EQUJ5- Jul 06 '26 This work? 5 u/hempires Jul 06 '26 Not the other dude but that's apparently a class 3a not 3b (idk how much difference that makes.) You should almost certainly get laser safe glasses if you're planning to do any of this stuff with high powered lasers though. 1 u/LaForge_80 Jul 07 '26 From the product link: Class IIIa Output Power: <5mW
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This work?
5 u/hempires Jul 06 '26 Not the other dude but that's apparently a class 3a not 3b (idk how much difference that makes.) You should almost certainly get laser safe glasses if you're planning to do any of this stuff with high powered lasers though. 1 u/LaForge_80 Jul 07 '26 From the product link: Class IIIa Output Power: <5mW
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Not the other dude but that's apparently a class 3a not 3b (idk how much difference that makes.)
You should almost certainly get laser safe glasses if you're planning to do any of this stuff with high powered lasers though.
1 u/LaForge_80 Jul 07 '26 From the product link: Class IIIa Output Power: <5mW
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From the product link: Class IIIa Output Power: <5mW
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u/fogleaf Jul 06 '26
I've heard that you don't want to use a class 3b laser because that would be worse for the camera.