Outdoor Laser
- Thread starter Alz0r
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Smoke.
Laser lines don't work like they look like they do on the illustrations.
You'll only see a laser, no matter how powerful, when it reflects off something. Just as you don't see light from a normal light "mid-air" you only see it at the source and whatever it reflects off. So if you want to see it "mid-air" you have to give it something to reflect off, be that a brick, a piece of wood or smoke.
Clubs filled with lasers but no smoke don't look very good at all
Nozzle
Laser lines don't work like they look like they do on the illustrations.
You'll only see a laser, no matter how powerful, when it reflects off something. Just as you don't see light from a normal light "mid-air" you only see it at the source and whatever it reflects off. So if you want to see it "mid-air" you have to give it something to reflect off, be that a brick, a piece of wood or smoke.
Clubs filled with lasers but no smoke don't look very good at all
Nozzle
What Nozzle says; I bought a cheapo laser level off ebay, which worked fine for my requirements once I knocked up a couple of T-angles made of wood, sprayed with matt black (chalkboard) paint.
Works great, even in Scottish Sunlight(*)
(*like normal sunlight, but only 66% as bright)
Works great, even in Scottish Sunlight(*)
(*like normal sunlight, but only 66% as bright)
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