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The tip of my fiber is not moving, it is the body of the fiber which I am moving in ordert o mix internal modes

Greetings I tried something similar and was also surprized by the results: I used a 600µm core multimode glass fiber to mix RGB lasers. One advantage of such a fiber is that it is very easy to couple in the three wavelengths and at the output they are well mixed. One disadvantage is that the output ...

If you feed your reference beam into a spatial filter, the simple thin plate beamsplitter may work as the reflected beam would be focused outside the pinhole.

They seem to be concentrating on their printer: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/75 ... ts/3702748

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I use this one for 2D optics, which is quite simple. It is avail. in english
http://jeanmarie.biansan.free.fr/optgeo.html

Thank you for sharing.
So you have air intake and "outtake" in your lab? From what I understand this blows new and warmed air into your lab, and I suppose you have an air extraction somewhere?
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There are some papers out there on shifting the HX200 material. From what I recall it involves using various materials to laminate onto the HX200. One of those articles had a table listing material vs shifting

Can you explain the reason for heating after exposing (I think Zilux requires this but did not know about Bayfol) as well how you use water to mount on glass?
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Thanks for this interesting info. What is the point of using UV glue to laminate the film on both sides? I mean, the side with the photopolymer already sticks to the glass plate by itself, right? Is it to have it more permanently afixed? Or is it that using UV resin makes it easier to laminate witho...

holomaker wrote: ↑Mon Apr 19, 2021 5:41 pm Remember these green lasers were in production for only a short period of time, and then quickly replaced w direct (easy to modulate) green diodes ....

Interesting, I did not realize that