smokiedabong

Hell yeah Hell yeah

Mercs suck alright. A lot of my employees bought one and I can see the envy in their eyes when I roll in the morning with my '97 400.000 miles only with maintenance blue Accord

It's a focusing lens that I had laying around and it fit right in the tip of the laser pen. You can use pretty much any acrylic or transparent material that will fit in that hole to disperse the light. Hell ,you can even use office magic tape to disperse the light, just tape one layer over the hole. It even works with my 2000mW lazer when I want to convert it into a UV flashlight. Now I assume we are all adults and I don't have to warn you about the dangers of playing with lazers, just in case somebody has the idea of getting one of those high-powered 2000mW lasers and gets the beam reflected back into his unprotected eyes. Stick with a safe 5mW , higher than that and you might also burn your nice black watch dial. Another WIS thing that I do is choosing my watch first and then the wardrobe to match my watch, I also choose the watch I will be wearing in the evening rather than first thing in the morning.

It's just a cheapo 5mW laser pointer with an added lens for dispersion, you can get one for less than $5. It's the size of a pen and a lot easier to carry around than my tactical UV flashlight. You can also use the LED from your phone if it's really bright, not that efficient but you have it with you all the time. Here's the lazer in action http://s173.photobucket.com/albums/w52/smokiedabong/?action=view&current=lazer.mp4

Some times I have with me a 5 mW UV laser with a modified lens to disperse the light for charging up my watches. Power per size ratio a laser is the best way to go for charging up your watches. It does the job really fast and it has the exact wavelength necessary to charge the lume. I also carry a clean microfiber cloth to wipe the watches if necessary, never use my shirt.