jayrob
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Most of us have seen these little mini projectors: (this mod has probably been shown, but I finally got around to fixing mine up)
They are amazingly good for the price! About $15 bucks...
http://scientificsonline.com/product.asp?pn=3039843&bhcd2=1220671609
Other sources:
http://www.google.com/products/cata...a=X&ei=s6xZT8WUE6rhiAK64PjrAg&ved=0CGAQ8wIwBA
The only thing is, they only have about a 5mW red laser in there. So, although the controls are very good. The show is dim.
The good thing is, they are pretty easy to modify:
You can put a more powerful red in there, or how about a blu-ray!
These little two motor spirographs, are actually pretty cool! Because it has an option for manual control, which gives you control of both motors... fast, slow, and reverse too!
It also has an auto option, which goes through a series of pre-programmed (or random) designs.
A 100mW blu-ray, makes this little thing well worth the investment!
Replaced the plastic aperture window with a glass one too... (much better)
Click here to see my list of projects and tutorials!
They are amazingly good for the price! About $15 bucks...
http://scientificsonline.com/product.asp?pn=3039843&bhcd2=1220671609
Other sources:
http://www.google.com/products/cata...a=X&ei=s6xZT8WUE6rhiAK64PjrAg&ved=0CGAQ8wIwBA
The only thing is, they only have about a 5mW red laser in there. So, although the controls are very good. The show is dim.
The good thing is, they are pretty easy to modify:
You can put a more powerful red in there, or how about a blu-ray!
These little two motor spirographs, are actually pretty cool! Because it has an option for manual control, which gives you control of both motors... fast, slow, and reverse too!
It also has an auto option, which goes through a series of pre-programmed (or random) designs.
A 100mW blu-ray, makes this little thing well worth the investment!
Replaced the plastic aperture window with a glass one too... (much better)
Click here to see my list of projects and tutorials!
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