How do I create a burning laser?

There are a number of different ways to produce a burning laser, and regardless of the method used, a pocket laser creates enough heat to burn objects and ignite materials such as paper. The two most common methods used are a modification or "modding", a green laser indicator to create a stronger laser and build a pocket laser using a flashlight and laser diodes from something like a digital versatile disk (DVD) burner. Whatever the method is used, the resulting burning laser is potentially relatively dangerous, and in handling such an item, extreme caution should be assessed. They are usually hand and should be considered potentially harmful as a weapon. While standard laser indicators should never be focused on living creatures, especially the eyes of a person or animal, it is even a more true burning laser. Even a short interaction between someone's eyes and such a laser could easily lead to permanent damage to the retina, which would result in blindness.

One of the simplest ways to make a burning laser is to adjust the standard handheld laser indicator. Usually a green laser indicator is used, because these already tend to be quite strong. Modifications can potentially break the laser indicator, and when it is done correctly, the resulting product usually passes through the batteries quite quickly and can burn the laser quite quickly. You should consider this before trying to change your own laser indicator, and this should not be done with expensive indicators.

The basic process needed to edit the laser indicator in this way is to open the pointer cover and remove the laser diode and the small circuit was connected by the board. This process can easily break the components so it must be done with great care and patience. Once the diode and the plate are removed, one of the resistors on the board can be destroyed by applying heat by means of solder iron ora similar source of heat. The laser then put them together and will be an effectively burning laser, because the energy returning to the diode will be larger and creates a laser that produces heat.

Another way to create a handheld burning laser is to remove the laser diode from the burner - not only the reader, but a disk unit that can burn a DVD - and place it in the luminaire cover. It is a somewhat more complicated procedure and requires more tools and basic engineering knowledge than the first process. However, the resulting laser is usually relatively strong and can be used in almost the same way to warm up objects and burns with certain materials.