Make your own Crude Projector
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Date: 2020-09-05
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Comments and reviews: 6
MrMetaloholic
I dont quite get the idea of these videos, could someone explain why would you wanna make a projector when World is filled with projectors and you can get a decent used machine with few hundred. i mean these Arent free and if the
Parts Are your time isnt.
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I dont quite get the idea of these videos, could someone explain why would you wanna make a projector when World is filled with projectors and you can get a decent used machine with few hundred. i mean these Arent free and if the
Parts Are your time isnt.
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Yanik
Way better idea is to use old overhead projector(like school ones) and old TFT monitor. Add active cooling and you got yourself a home theater with resolution that's not even available on the market!
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Way better idea is to use old overhead projector(like school ones) and old TFT monitor. Add active cooling and you got yourself a home theater with resolution that's not even available on the market!
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Scrap
make the case 3D printed next time and maybe give it an autofocus feature? (stepper motor moves lcd or lens with ballscrew and a distance sensor and math determine the position of the motor to focus)
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make the case 3D printed next time and maybe give it an autofocus feature? (stepper motor moves lcd or lens with ballscrew and a distance sensor and math determine the position of the motor to focus)
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Jivitesh
Hey, try remaking this same thing now. I'd like to see it. And use wood instead of cardboard and make it a permanent setup. Nice work with the cardboard projector.
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Hey, try remaking this same thing now. I'd like to see it. And use wood instead of cardboard and make it a permanent setup. Nice work with the cardboard projector.
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puchu
Oh, so I have to have a spare projector, a spare high ampere power supply, a spare processor heat sink and a spare lcd to make a projector, sure, makes sense
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Oh, so I have to have a spare projector, a spare high ampere power supply, a spare processor heat sink and a spare lcd to make a projector, sure, makes sense
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Alina1913
PS3 power supply unit, a drill used on a cardboard box and more over a heat sink being used on a paper and finally a projector project could not project?
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PS3 power supply unit, a drill used on a cardboard box and more over a heat sink being used on a paper and finally a projector project could not project?
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