John Sullivan’s projector suffered some unplanned damage. The mirror inside the projector that reflects light from the bulb was broken, rendering the unit useless. The mirror was an odd shape, so he cut up a platter from a sacrificial hard drive and made a replacement. If you’re looking for other projects for those old drives, I dug up a few. The hd motor anomemeter is interesting. The brushless motor can be used to generate AC current to calculate the speed.
[Hopefully comments will be back this week. I’ll get into the details when it’s fixed.]
First post woot lol
Instead of being a dumb ass, why not mention that the site is overbandwidth and the read link goes to the wrong site.
why do you need to cut up the HDD when you can just replace that with other mirror?
My primary school taught me that you will be able to cut glass or mirror underwater with a normal pair of scissor. Caution must be taken bcoz cut glass or mirror are sharp! YES, it cut my fingers…
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Instead of being a dumb ass, why not mention that the site is overbandwidth and the read link goes to the wrong site.