so when i was a kid i had one of those super cool little tiny crt tvs ugh with
the built-in vcr and what i would do is whenever my parents were not looking or
i was sick or whatever is i also had a bunk bed so i would grab an extension
cord that tv and my super nintendo and some blankets and i'd build myself like
a a little bunk bed home theater
so when lg showed me their pro beam projector and wanted to sponsor a
project i immediately went why don't we bring that concept into the
21st century so check this out right now it's just an
ordinary bunk bed but by the end of this video it's gonna be
a theater
let's get everything we need for the project together pro beam projector
and then i want an Intel nook uh do you want the gaming one or the regular one
gaming one perfect good choice so arguably what i could have done was
gone on to a projector screen size calculator but that's not the lightest
tech tips way so what i'm gonna do is i'm just gonna take a sacrificial
blanket and i'm gonna see how big of a screen we
need is kind of where you would want to watch like right there okay you got that yeah
okay little man you gotta uh you got yup there we go
so we're gonna do a classic haul video here
we got a shelf uh
we got a vinyl blind just a pretty cheap
one 12 millimeter thick though we've got uh some melamine finishing
tape junk in case we have to make our own shelf
we've got some brackets in case we have to make our own shelf
because this one's pretty borderline and we got some plasti-dip to do like a
black border around it diy projector screen baby so on a
projector screen what you need to do is you need to have a black frame
around the image area so because we're just using a cheap
vinyl blind from the hardware store
we need to create our own so we've got some straight spray-on
rubber stuff we've got some masking tape we've got a measuring tape
and we've got our vinyl blind
um
okay
so that's a problem
uh sorry honey we're not actually playing hockey right now i'm trying to cut a thing
and i'm using the nets to hold it up it seems sturdy
it says to turn it to but this is just like
cotton wool silk great
i've never done this before but the instructions make it sound fairly straightforward
should i just wrap it right around nope that just broke it
it just broke off self-construction
done oh i gotta find out if 10 inches is
actually enough
oh yeah
okay okay so we're still waiting for paint to
dry which means now is as good a time as any to throw in some uh
we actually got wow this is 32 gigs of RAM
into our nook and
i hope this has an os on it already it's
a 950 pro 512 gig SSD hey
all right rock on
automatically prompts for new input and because my ocd requires it we are
plugged into HDMI one cool
is that dope is it thick
is it sweet
yeah is it straight pimp okay
so this is like definitely not the most
professional way to
mount a projector so let's kind of
all right all right here okay out
okay can you take the weight i can't you
can't
oh i need the level and now it's stuck here
oh oh oh oh okay i'll be right back
okay
uh no you don't need it for the amount of weight that i'm gonna
have on here
okay
hey hey looking pretty good hey
there we go so you know what we're just gonna run those down there
that's not too bad actually
um okay that's
better than i thought it might go
it only takes one bad
rip right now to completely ruin it though
this is the moment of reckoning right now
perfect no functional
let's find out can you hold this here for a sec
oh okay i just hit the wall if i stand right in the middle here is
that better so you can see all four corners
and if you adjust the projector make sure it's still perpendicular to the wall
to notch this into i don't really understand
ah oh shoot
so i just spent the last 10 minutes
fighting with my little propped up thing and trying to put stuff under the feet
because there's only two settings auto keystone on or auto keystone off
didn't realize that you can fine-tune it
boom you're done it's perfect
i'm not gonna lie i did not come up with a more permanent
mounting solution for these uh audio engine a2 pluses
because our original speakers didn't end up working and because i really wasn't
sure if this would end up being that great of a solution
so i'm like super excited on this right now
lg's pro beam is a small sleek eye shaped engine powered 1080p projector it
features 150 000 to 1 contrast ratio wireless screen mirroring bluetooth
sound web os and four corner keystone for adjusting
your screen settings and is capable of delivering a clear image up to 120
inches in size the best part is their illumination system is designed to last
up to twenty thousand hours the equivalent of watching content 4 hours a
day for 13 years big announcement lg is giving away one
of the pro beam projectors that we featured in today's video all you got to
do is check out the link in the video description and you can have yourself a
super flexible super compact and not to
mention pretty freaking sharp in terms of image
quality looking projector for yourself so go check out that link below and you
guys will be entered to win
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