How to make PROJECTOR Full HD

[luisantoniomarrega]

Amigo, este é o melhor projeto de projetor que vi na internet até hoje. Parabéns! Rio RJ Brasil

[brianboni]

I've been searching to find someone using the 100 watt LED module and you're the first! Nice work, I'll be watching you in the future, best of luck to you. Looks like you're almost there!

[dundermiflinpaper]

Really great build. Might I recommend painting the interior of the projector flat black? It will cut down on stray light and make the projected image clearer and give you more rich blacks.

[Evan]

Wow, didn’t expect such a high quality result from that. Very well done.

[sleepy]

WOW I did not expect to see such quality of video come out of this thing... very nice!

[JeremyCook]

Great job. Having tried a projector with a single mirror and smartphone with marginal results, this is really incredible!

[limatoshi]

WOW!! one of the best DIY projector tut.

[m_art]

it is the most amazing thing that I ever seen in my life.

[gabrielmachado]

Holy Molly! Nice work man! I'll do it any time soon!!!!

[thoriqramadhan]

Simply the best explanation I've ever seen about DIY Projector. Thx a lot... 👍

[subsaharankid]

As soon as i finished this video i subscribed, you are genius and i hope to learn more from u

[lazercloud]

Kind of a pain, but in the end, this project was worth it. Thank you. You're awesome!

[TerryGrancho]

I made a projector like that but it was a little before HD times, and those bright LED even were available to us, so I used a Metal Halide 400w lamp (the dot one) and a Panel from an LCD Monitor, it worked marvelously well. Now, I learnt a few things, one of them it was that the Source light should be as Small in size as possible, that translates directly in how Sharp the final picture on the screen will be, that LED you have there is way too big for the sharpest image, nowadays there are quite smaller/powerful LED units out there... thank you anyways for reminding me about all of this, I think I'll give it a shot with new technology! cheers!

[dezastruos]

wood vs electricity vs heat! Gotta love the combination!

[adityaravishankar]

Amazing work... Looking forward to the next video... I'm probably going to try to recreate this :)

[ssavage]

You are a design engineer... Good work 👍👌👌

[MotoVigilant]

I feel so calm after hearing his voice.

[diegolozano]

i love your video, hugs from colombia.... thanx for the knowledge

[arkano]

well is really interesting to see a much better quality in this DIY project than many expensive good branded projectors out there.

[Balschoiw]

This is awesome. I have built myself a beamer about 15 years ago, same technique with a 7´´zoll Display fresnels, a surface mirror to reflect to the lens and to shorten the casing and a lamp with active fan cooling, don´t remember the name but it was used in stadium lamps :D The ballast for the lamp was so great, that the beamer was about 25 Kilo. Pretty awesome in result though. We had outdoor cinema very often with neighbours coming over and the side of the house as screen. I´m really tempted to go for your build. LED ftw I have used a focal lens and a much bigger lens for the stray of the lamp itself to even out brightness. The resulting picture could be adjusted from 1.20m to about 3 meter square.