Bicycle Handlebar Laser Alignment Tool

Over-engineered and totally unnecessary, but it was fun to design and… Frickin lasers!This uses a cheap pistol laser sight and some fresnel lenses from Amazon to make a laser beam alignment tool to straighten your handlebars. Any picatinny mount laser will work if you only want a dot, but the lens holder for the beam will only slide onto on the laser linked below. The lens holder has holes for a set screw to secure it to the laser, to allow access to the adjustment screws, and to the battery slot.The handlebar mount has a “pin” on the back which you can use to center the mount to the stem. Also included is a jig to test and adjust the beam, making sure it is “true”. All parts can print on one plate and the 3mf file is set for a Bambu X1, created in OrcaSlicer.Laser and lenses used:Laser ($16) https://a.co/d/asVb1n6Lenses ($2) https://a.co/d/a4yR8j7Includes a variety of beam angles, I used 45*Hardware needed:M3x3x5 Heat set inserts (x3)M3x6 flat-head (countersink) socket cap screw (x2)M