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I wasn't able to do much work in the shop the past few weeks due to some family stuff that came up, however, I did score something really cool recently. This is a Prysm laser phosphor display, with its internal light engine shown in the first pic. It is basically a CRT TV but with the electron beam replaced by a powerful laser beam. This technology never took off and the company went bankrupt, but it was a really cool idea.

I actually bought one of the light engines in these things years ago, intending to make a vid on that alone. I ended up robbing the huge f-theta lens from it to use in my 100W handheld laser project. Now, I want to make a video about the device itself since it is so interesting. There's little info about how to run them online, but I did find a controller for it on ebay, so I'm hoping it won't be too hard to get it to operate with that. Of course, I'll still play with the powerful laser engine as well.

Stay tuned!

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Nick Kendall

Hi, I'm doing a studying chemistry, you inspired me to do it. Love it! Thankyou so much! Part time because I'm an older student, but it is great. Thanks!

Mikhi6

That looks cool!!

Imran Uddin

Expand out the target and burn StuffMadeHere's "wife laser glare" on his shop wall!!! 🤣

Ric Beme

Very cool projection system, no more projector and the cost of a traditional flat panel at those sizes would be huge. I worked at HP and we had a video conferencing solution with a fancy name and sales job. Wasn't anymore that 2 nice tv's with a camera in the middle. Days gone by. I do see that Prysm has a web page and discovered they emerged from bankruptcy earlier this year.