LCD Projector

[holypaladinpewpew]

faggot



[calvinj72]

that was awesome!!!!!!!!!

[vuurwerkfreaker]

Is the metal edge of the LCD monitor power under

(Translated with google translate from Dutch into English)

[officialpixelstudios]

But how to connect it to a dvd player?

[amilo94]

i've made one and it worked ! thanx

[hayden13222]

have you ever heard of a drill?

[scaleop4]

fucking nicely done.

[pinduro1618]

Nice edit man!

[sunnycheetah]

I was aware of this type of conversion before i watched this video but nice to see it done, very nice job!

[MrJayball]

i see what my next project is

[TSGgigi]

lol nice. VEry easy to make and much cheaper than a normal projector ^^

[maruay123]

Like this

[maxjh25]

Hey thanks for the video! its great. um, just wondering, im building one and wanted to know the easiest way to hook it up to things besides a comp, u think an adapter directly from cable? or maybe through the computer? or a dvd player? im stumped...

[southhayabusa]

hmm, you can use audio/Video Control System like Sony STR-DB930 amplifier etc. and connect as monitor/tv and switching between devices in the amp...

ps. sorry for my bad english.

[Voziv420]

hey guy,

the video was awesome learned a lot just one question wat waz the distance btwn the projector and the screen where the pic was displayed and wat waz the size of the screen?

[zws1922]

ok, after googling a bit, i found out that a 65W CFL will produce about 4000 lumen (i think it's more than enough) and considerably less heat

[zws1922]

regarding power consumption and heat generation, would it be possible replace the original light source of the projector fith a CFL light bulb?

[1xanadu1]

Awsome idea :)

[champuramta]

thanks 4 vedio,u realy changed my view of thinking,soon i will buld my own projector...THANKS ... I am 4m INDIA

[champuramta]

hi dude i am 4m INDIA.....THANKS ALL LOT...4 that vedio,,u realy changed my view....soon i will have my own.....thanks

[NikonModder]

Hay do the light's in the over head projector do any thing for it ? plzz get back to me fast

[bleedthedead]

how much cooling does this need to keep from melting my monitor?

[ESPIN66]

very good muy buena idea

[upcycle]

Awesome!

[Knaeckebrotsaege]

i already did this with a 15" Medion LCD..

picture quality is perfect... but you have to use a fan to keep the display from getting to hot or even melting..

one big drawback: power consumption :(

my OH-Projector alone (without LCD) uses 360Watt :(

[mstielau]

Nicely done! Interesting idea and a very well-made video. I might suggest a power screwdriver instead of seeing all the screw turning. ;-)

[eldarwin]

I just wanted you to know that I find this INCREDIBLE! I will try it out definitly! Thanks for the video... I want so much a projector and don't want to pay for it. Just don't like paying and love challenges :)

[MakeYourself1987]

Just a heads up to whoever would love to make this: YOU CAN'T USE ANY LCD. Do your homework before you do this.

[onlywhenprovoked]

interesting. im sure the picture quality leaves a lot to be desired, and i'm wondering how long until it melts, but still very interesting

[MakeYourself1987]

I doubt it'll melt.

[kurtkeown]

No, its cheaper because when a real projectors bulb starts going out it will cost you an arm & a leg!

[stibo90]

omggg thats cool... and truegeeza,,, its cheaper this way,,, much cheaper.... :D

[MakeYourself1987]

So true. A LOT cheaper. I just need to find an lcd tv screen... Or another flat screen.

[prayerliner]

Better buy a new one!

[MakeYourself1987]

lol I did. Not 15'inch though. The overhead projector display was too small for a 15' so I bought a 12.1'.

[Truegeeza]

why dont u just buy a bloody projector

[Muerteachileyperu]

genial.great

[patshanz]

very crafty. not sure how practical it is but it's clever.

[SplinterCraig]

DON'T DO IT THIS WAY.Them lcd flaps on the side tears like tissue. Once you get a single rip in one you wasted 100$ dollars. Try LCD PANEL in stead.

[wickedb16]

wow that is cool

[djrico200611]

who is gonna bother taking apart a perfectly good lcd apart,,, why the risk

[mv2123]

It doesnt have to be a perfectly good working one , it can be one with a dead back light or one that is very dimm.

[agungk]

how about placing a heat blocking film under the screen? like those used on car's windshield?

[kurdor]

i like your simple edea very much but i have one question. there are 2 curcuit boards attached to the lcd, one on the bottom and one along the side. how did you reattach the cable between them or is it possible to have a clear display with just the bottom circuit plugged in?

[jkcwebs]

Terrible idea! The heat from the projector bulb will damage the lcd display!

[0hmygodimonfire]

CAN ANYBODY HELP ME TO FIND AN OVERHEAD. cant use ebay.

[AUSSIESEONE]

y cant u use ebay?

[llieske]

best part is it costs about as much as a replacement bulb for a good quality projector, like mine... i doubt it'll do 1080p though :P

[Spongeluv11]

I could see this working well in classrooms, since overheads are in almost every one of them

[marquesbill]

really nice, BUT YOU DONT NEED TO PASS THROUGH THE IMAGE! hauhaeuaehuaehueahueah!!!!!!

[conglomorateman]

PROS: cheap/easy

Cons: noisy, lots of heat.

The fan stops the lcd from distorting (they are heat sensitive) I started with oen of these, moved on to self contained systems with cold mirrors and fresnels. Less noise and looks better

[BillyJackets]

rad dude!

[eQuabLeX]

nice job, great for home cinema :D

[wootness3000]

Could you make me one? lol... how did u hook it up? and how did the fan help? wasn't it just blowing over the top of the screen?

[ketogenesis]

Oh hell yeah

[drewmyster3327]

thought this was a great idea i had to build onr myself thanks works very good and all who c are impressed thanks again and if you shop around you could do it for under £60

[drewmyster3327]

i thought this was a great idea ihad to build one myself thanks works fine and all who c are impressed thanks again, and if you shop around you could build it for under £60 that what i did

[steve1600cc]

I admire the thought and work put into this,but in the end your left with a bulky thing in your room and quite honestly I believe my Projector(epson)can be had for 600.00 cheaper yet on e-bay...I'm sure there';s cheaper ones yet out there...bulbs are 175.00 and I'm still going on 6000 Hours with mine although I here that kind of life is uncommon...average of 2000 hours.

Enjoyed the how to still though..Thanks

[bartymeusz]

niezłe niezłe

[snikpl]

you have corners cut, waste of money

[mrtechgeek]

How did he connect the video once it was connected to the overhead???

[MuskokaLad]

are you serious?

[Killerer]

thats awsum

[achad]

u r da man!

[sijyoshi]

Very well done...it's actually better than spending lots of money on a real projector like I have...and the picture quality looks great...It gives me motivation in building one cause I know soon the lamp on my projector will die out and it would cost me $300-$500 bucks just to replace it...Good Job!!!

[TonyWDA]

This is awesome! Thanks for the help!

[prestativo]

Incredibly amazing!

[ergendro]

that was freaking awesome!

[abdigani23]

so how many hours did you leave it on for?