For the benefit of those who try to save a few bucks and buy the replacement lenses from a third party and "do it yourself". My laser operator broke a lens a couple months ago by cleaning it with Acetone while it was to hot and cracked it, so I ordered a replacement lens through Laserbits and saved a few $s, they also sell the glue and have instructions online of how to do it, I did everything as instructed and yesterday he tells me that "the lens fell out and broke while I was cleaning it!" Argggh... My only conclusion is that I didn't use enough glue so it's ultimately my fault, (although we are establishing some new cleaning procedures) I was concerned about not getting any on the face of the lens so I was very careful to keep it just on the edges but I guess I didn't use quite enough, well I ordered another ($237) lens and this time I took more care to put extra on so that even a little bit can be seen around the inside edge of the holder but not enough to effect the beam itself, I then ran an extra bead around the inside edge and into the 4 notches just to be extra sure.
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It may not look real pretty but at least it should hold good. So the lesson here is, if you choose to glue your own lens in, MAKE SURE YOU USE ENOUGH GLUE!
Hope this helps someone.
Paul