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Laser collimator

Arnaud avatarArnaud

July 4, 2025

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Description

This is my 1.25" laser collimator i made for my telescope.

The componants

the laser is powerd by a reused Li-ion battery, and charge is managed by an USB type C TP4056 module. The laser diode is reused as well, as the switch.

I build the object aroud those elements, and made it as slim as possible.

The dimensions are : 

 - battery : 18.3 * 65 mm
 - laser : 25 * 8 mm
 - TP4056 : 28 * 17.20 *4.2 mm. The pcb is 0.9 mm thick.
 - switch : main body is 18.20 * 6 * 6 mm

The 3mf's are provided in the file components

I also used 4 M2x10 mm and 3 M5x20 screws (3 M5x16 is also OK)

How to print it ?

I printed it as the provided bgcode files are. I used support wherever i need them.

i used PET-g, and a 0.4 nozzle.

How to use it ?

Be sure to settle your laser before each use. You can use the support i designed.
To tune it, you can use the 3 screws to be sure the laser beam in correctly positionned.

License:

Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike

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