We've updated our DIY Handheld Light Graffiti tutorial to be more helpful, syched it with a GitHub repo w/.sgv files and printed waterproof QR codes to more easily share the info.
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#GitHub repo (I'll be adding a BOM soon, but the readme is essentially a BOM now): github.com/DisruptivelyUs…
*psst* now that this tut has had a good hard update and editing I wouldn't hate a push from peeps that have more reach then I, to get it out into the hands of the people. @hackaday @ctrlhpdx @adafruit @GeekMomProjects @IwriteOK @crimethinc @glowascii @amiedoubleD
This build is fully open source, meaning you can build, modify, not credit, use, and sell it in any way. I know it's not perfect either, so I'm looking forward to helpful feedback so I can make it better. Feel free to ask questions here, fork the repo or DM me.
And yes, I meant .svg files in the original tweet, but of all the typos I've made I think that's fairly harmless.
Better examples of what this DIY projector can do. I present: a courthouse, a freeway, a bank, and an underpass 😁
Ran off a few new acrylic stencils on my lasercutter. They take five minutes each to mock up and cut. 🥰
