That's a very nice finished product. Looked very polished. Amazing craftsmanship.

I admit, This is the neatest and the coolest DIY work I have ever seen among DYIs. Thank you for sharing, and hope to see more of your cool master pieces...

it looks incredible man!! congratulations!! I'm sure that this project already made you proud :D Someday, maybe, I will make one for me. Thank you for sharing knowledge!

Appricciate the time, footage and links u invested in this video and made it possible to enjoy it on a budget. Big thumbs up!

Got all the materials and borrowed tools and spent days constructing this box. My wife kept saying that it was a waste of time and money as well as the mess in the garage. 2 weeks later I finally got the projection! I set up a test run in the garage and yelled for the family to come watch. Unfortunately they wouldn't come out and I realized they locked me out of the house. Well I have my projecter in my studio apartment now and watching poorly lit shows on the wall don't seem as important. Thanks for the idea, it has cost me a family.

This surely is one of the most advanced DIY projectors i´ve seen so far. Very well done!

You are an Engineer! It's really hard for me ... Thank you for this great video!

Amigo, parabéns. O projetor ficou perfeito a imagem projetado ficou perfeita e muito melhor que as dos projetores industrializados. Rio RJ

Congratulations, your project looks like of a professional, very good workmanship and excellent result!

Wish I had all the tools to make one of these. Looks amazing!

Wow, just came across this project, it's amazing! By far the best projector I've seen by a long, long way! New subscriber here!

wow, image looks sharp,, well done. Thumbs up for that

Wooow that's a professional work done!

Wow I gotta say it is very well built and it probably took a lot of effort nice video

wonderful project and the build quality of this is too good

nicely done ! very nice projection image !! i wish i had all the tools

beautiful work!

great AND very very gooooood

Projectors are brilliant,more people should get one. Any thing on my phone I can see it's brilliant.

Awesome DIY!

damn this is well made

Nothing to say except waouh! Nice piece of tech bro!

Good Build Man !!

this is the best home projector made ever, thumsup sir,

it looks Amazing!!! 😎

Hello Sir Could you pls add the size of wooden box Or add some help about can we could use battry in this projecter Thanks Nice video

Great tutorial and great build. Congrats! Could you please show more videos of this projector, like how does watching movies look like especially fast scenes with high contrast difference. Also, if you have experience, could you review and compare your with industrial made projector?

Ficou bonito demais esse projetor

Wow perfect quality.. Nice

Incrediblly awesome

To Mach. Very nice. Good work.

the brightness is impressive

Brilliant!!

Excellent!!

Thank you for your effort!! Great DIY video "thumbs UP" Please could u do a review of all electronics and measurements of the box? i see a small power suply unit opposite the led driver and i wonder what it is...

you should make an instructibles out if this! Such a great work!

Amaizing!

Very cool video I wish I had a workshop

Perfection of making Projector

Quiero uno asi!! 😍

Hi men, you are great. I like this kind of skills

U r just awesome sir.

Great job.

wow, pretty cool

Great Little Video IF you love DIY projects just for the fun of it.

incrivel, diretamente do Brasil, top demais, BRAZILIAN!!!!!!!!! mais barato que os de marca e com mesma qualidade

Wonderful 👏🏻👏🏻

Great man

+HAMMERLAND A very clean and very nice build.

Your voice is so beautiful i love it

Excellent but complicated run us through those electronics and the connections

by the way i love it.... love it... love it :)

Your projector is good

great job

Can you add a 3rd video with all the electronics?

Como siempre excelentes les doy 5 estrellas

great job sir.

A good way of getting rid of expensive lamps !

please upload the electronics conections video next and how to attach or connect it, where to connet it.

Incredible

3th part please :-)

Excellent merci 👍

Welldone 👍

mantabbb

I thought this would be garbage but I'm impressed!

Good !!

Very good jobe Woooooow

Amazing creation hammer. Can you make a 4k version to show us, and is there any lcd controllers with hdr yet?

first like and first coment ,video wonderfull

Best video .. but Not Easy to made.. 🤝 .

Congratulations.

Would love to build it, but without a video on electronics its impossible :(

really cool thing I have seen , pliz share us with more details like where do u get all those circuit board n how to get it . pliz I really want to build it one.

Thanks

OMG ! You sound like the Terminator :P

Great video ! Could you tell me the specs of the projection lens and which of the lens's specs are requiered for this project ? You could mount a cpu cooler directly (without the aluminium sheet inbetween) to the LED to improve cooling. Sorry for bad english.

Fantastic

Brilliant

amazing

in the back chamber area where the light is, i think i would have added additional mirrors around the sides to help bounce more light into the screen for increased brightness. though i know this may have made airflow less efficient so i can also see why you wouldn't. i also would have used a finer mesh instead of wire nets to prevent dust from getting in. after looking at the finished design, you also have a LOT of empty space inside that thing, so its possible you could have decreased some of its dimensions. it would have made for a tighter fit for the components inside, but would have decreased the distance the light had to travel inside the projector and helped reduce loss in brightness even further.

good job bro i like it to much profesional finish

Hello, my congratulations, it's great! Do you know how many Lm you are generating? I came to mind a bold idea of a project similar to a smartphone 6 '' screen very compact, will the LED warm up a lot in a small scale project because it is much closer? I also thought of using an aluminum base with peltier pellets to cool off all the confusion, even so maybe the led is too strong for such a scale project. Would you recommend a watts led? Doubt a amoled screen would generate a better quality of projection?

Thank you sir

so you only managed a better solution for heat? and this helped to a better img? my uc40 is a little dark img on screens turned off,i think could it be heatup or the lamp power?

Excellent work Aap jesey logo per hi to Bharat ko Garv hai I want to buy this projector.

i like this video

Woooowww

hi, could recommande some quality projection lenses, they are si hard to find

nice video

You should make another video about the electronic parts please

It's great i love your work . I also make one from Overhead projector it was long time ago but this is awesome . Show as at day time how its look and some movies

Did you mount the display with the black side pointing towards the led in Order to have the Image upright? If so how did you manage to keep it cool? If I do so it gets a burning point in the middle even though im cooling it with 2 fans

Hey, firstly congrats on a really informative set of videos on making a DIY projector. I've started my own project using 100W led but I am a little stuck on the LCD to use. I opted for a LS055R1SX04 (5.5 inch 1440x2560) which looked good but it is so very dim with a 100W led. Any more wattage and I have trouble keeping things cool. The LS055R1SX04 is not very transparent so most of the light is lost and doesn't pass through the LCD. Does anyone have suggestions on a good LCD to use with a DIY projector. Ideally something that is very transparent. Any HD 5.5 to 6 inch LCD that has good transparency will do but I just can't seem to find one with good transparency.

I want to buy this amazing projector

Hey, do you think adding this LED to a gp100 projector would enhace image brightness? My projector seems to be very dim now

Fantastic work. Why don’t you sell this product?

Hello my friend tanx lot for this ... can i use video projector lens for this model ??

Can you do the same build with a regular projector bulb that is say 2000 lumens or is that way too hot?

Is there a possibility to get schematics and another part on the electronics?

how much the total cost? if you dont mind.. i like your video btw.