Between faculty and students, we had people from Florida, NY,
Indiana, Texas and Puerto Rico
Mike Woodford works with the articulated arm.
Herb starts to fire up the Coherent Argon with Tray and
Patrick.
We finally got the HGM PC EDO argon to fire up, and let it
fire by itself for a few hours to burn off some of the overpressure in the
laser tube. Seems to have worked. (remember eye safety).
Lisa keeps the front office organized while we work.
John and Patrick working on the heraeus arm.
Surgica K1 Krypton Laser
Herb seems to like those overhead transparancies!
Q-Switched Nd:Yag
Mel & Tray work on cavity and fiber alignments on a solid
state laser.
Elvy, Patrick and Mel go over the SLT Nd:Yag with Herb - this
was the "project" laser that needed the cavity aligned from scratch.
Lunch was at a different restaurant each day. This time we're
at Dave & Busters.
Blast Shield replacement on a KTP laser.
Tray & Mike on the Lumenis KTP
Dan works on a power supply repair for the Laserscope KTP
Patrick, Mel & John working on the Q-Sw Nd:Yag beam path
alignments.
"Black Hole" fiber launch on the Alexandrite
A tropical lunch.
Alexandrite Laser Head
Mel & Elvy aligning the argon fiber launch
John gets the Sharplan 743 CO2 Laser setup
Herb shows how to wrap the zap-it paper in a baggie to
protect the laser optics from the black plume created when the Ho:Yag beam
impacts the paper within the optical train.
Dan's on his way home to see Nancy. Lucky Guy!
:-)
(LEFT) - Our Class LaserBoard, signed with the
CO2 Laser.
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