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I don't care about the monitor PD... but there's no room for me to fit my diamond scribe back there. I scratched the one I have open with a dental pick and flaked off a bit of the x-tal. I guess that was a bit aggressive :^) So does it need to be diamond? How ?bout a bit of crocus cloth on the end of a toothpick? It?d be really sweet to monitor the light output as scratch it... but that?s getting a bit carried away. (All I have to do is screw up the reflective coating on the back, no?)

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A dental pick is probably a good possibility. It's good to gouge it up fairly badly, because any reflection from there will give you ripples in your spectrum and it may eventually sort of lase.

I'd probably avoid crocus cloth because it tends to leave stuff behind IME. Maybe Harbor Freight has some little wires coated with diamond grit, or something like that?

The Chinese make skinny diamond grit wheels really cheap, so maybe a shard of one of those would work.

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Perhaps a really tiny diamond dentist's burr? Chuck into in a pin vise to have working handle?

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