Hello! Hope I'm posting this in the right place, this is all new to me, I will try to get to the point as quick as I can. I've recently purchased my first Reflector Telescope a Sky watcher 130M, knowing it would need collimating I purchased a laser collimating tool. Having heard that laser also need to be checked that they are correctly collimated, that's the first thing I checked, and it was spot on. So, having watched endless how-to videos on YouTube, I went through the motions of collimating until everything was perfect on both secondary and primary BUT! When I looked down the focuser it looked like.......... Well, let's just say, AWFUL! Nothing lined up. After several frustrating attempts later I did away with the laser and went back to basics and made myself a collimating cap and re-collimated. Everything now looks perfect though the collimating cap, lined up and central. But when I put the laser in, it's saying it's out, not by a little, a country mile................WHAT! My gut feeling tells me the cap method must be right and lasers lie. If anybody knows what might be going on here or tell me what I may be doing wrong will be much appreciated.