DIY Portable Monitor made of an old Laptop screen

[@fengye9911]

The PVC pipe trick is beyond next level.

[@johnchud7507]

Put the pipe in the oven to heat it

[@Gabriel2005Gaming]

You can use a pvc sheet instead, they come in sheets

[@Gabriel2005Gaming]

@@johnchud7507i wouldn't do that, pvc can release toxic fumes that are lethal if you are not protecting yourself, instead you could buy a pvc sheet instead

[@keerthan7558]

@@johnchud7507 this sounds like a tech tip on tik tok bruh

[@dumales]

@@Gabriel2005Gaming maybe you have pipe but no sheet. why bother asking someone to get it for you when you can DIY? and im sure the guy in the video did it for himself, not for views clout or w.e. you do yours by ordering sheet from aliexpress, see if you can do half a good a job as OP, tthen talk

[@ThomasFox56]

Everyone talking about the PVC pipe, but nobody's gonna mention the suction knobs as anti-slip feet???? This entire build is full of "HOL UP??" moments and I love it!

[@frescita7385]

I'm 100% sure those were 3d printed.cos aint no way!!

[@rinat-arts]

This is a recycle! This is how you can give a second life to any monitor. We would like to organize such a business in every city in the world.

[@БарсиВасси]

практически стоимость подходит к стоимости нового переносного монитора

[@imprial]

​@@БарсиВассиscreen : 0$ controller 30$ pvc: 10$ hardware: 5$ average portable monitor is above 85$

[@kurukuru4120]

No offense but the reason this is not a business already is because the cost amounts to about a new monitor already.

[@tbonepumper5623]

​@@БарсиВассиYeah I was debating it but the monitor is cheaper than the board I mean maybe if someone was able to solder and reuse the old laptop board it might be worth the time of your unemployed

[@codejedi8289]

​@@kurukuru4120 ​ @kurukuru4120 That is why we need to change the business model to not only focus on delivering a product. Instead focus the business model to be more band and mission orientated. Like incorporating the theme of environmentalism in it. We can save the cost of manufacturing the LCD by reusing LCD from old laptops in addition to providing a warrantee program for the screens. (they already have alot of hours of use on a laptop, may not function as intended) The circuit board decoder are trickier, need to source the boards to support the LCD. The Casing is something else to worry about. Should not be as hard as sourcing the circuit board decoders

[@kaede15]

First time seeing a PVC pipe hack like that, plus the use of 2 ceramic tiles as the press, truly impressive, most people would used a 3D printer but material and costs wise, PVC pipe wins every time.

[@thamzhu]

Nice finishing, the PVC tricks is beyond imagination....

[@digital.wire3frame]

Impeccably clean!! I've never seen some professional build as close as this.

[@kharismanando9051]

diy perks looks close

[@Larrivey9]

The hardest part of accomplish this task is to be sure about which controller board buy. Unfortunately this tutorial is one of many who does't provide clear instructions. I saw that the screen has some sort of unique code but then the tutorial doesn't even use it as an argument to do the search and the purchased product doesn't have any info like the original code on it. This is what is stopping me from re-using an old Asus K501UX laptop monitor. Anyway great video and great quality 👍🏻

[@Eyslava123]

Video description might help. I found the following there: “To choose the right LCD decoder module, you need to determine the screen size, the number printed on the back of the screen, the number of pins on the display connector. Then you can search on Google with the keyword "LCD Display Module [number of inches] [model number] [number of pins]" to find the right module. For example: 15.6 inch LTN156AT05 40Pin.”

[@israelayomide8192]

Exactly the same laptop I was using, if you find the parts that works can you come back and list them here to help others (me).

[@sushantgambhir]

Amazing work, dude. The use of PVC pipe as the plastic is impressive and it looks great too.

[@brycemercines5480]

Amazing work, at first glance, i thought you had some nicely 3d printed parts, but building it from PBC material is extra impressive!

[@sherlockhomeless7249]

PVC not PCB

[@alokkashyap3970]

In this cost u can buy secondhand monitor.

[@rapneverdie21]

​@@alokkashyap3970monitor portable?

[@_MicZ_]

@@rapneverdie21 All monitors are portable ... He basically build a "normal" monitor from a laptop screen. If you don't own an old (broken) laptop and you need a portable screen of this size, the second hand market is flooded with extremely cheap 14-17 inch monitors.

[@rapneverdie21]

@@_MicZ_ well yes and no. but the monitor in the video is slimmer and more compact when compared to a conventional 14 inch monitor.

[@TheMrLakos]

Unbelievable! You have an undeniable engineering talent and golden hands! It's just marvelous how you made a great housing and brackets out of an ordinary sanitary pipe!)))

[@showxating9885]

Brilliant. I use that word sparingly, but using heat flattened PVC, CS glue as well as the stand design... Bravo. My only hope is that mine pays proper homage.

[@jimmatrix7244]

Keep adding to ever mounting plastic waste.

[@SpaceLifeMo]

Something I did not realise I needed but wow I really needed this, great build.

[@SalaziNazz]

Wow, this DIY monitor from an old laptop screen is pure genius! 🔧👨🏻‍🔧

I was very impressed with the enclosure. Well done.

[@TinyMaths]

Wow, one of the most impressive builds I've seen. I'm tempted to try a simplified version of this on my old iPad 2nd Gen screen. I did it with an old laptop screen before, but didn't put much effort into the housing, although it turned out to be very useful as a secondary monitor when I couldn't afford to buy one.

[@atomicul_]

be careful with ipads tho, apple is know to have proprietary connections on displays and it might be hard to find an decoder for the screen, good luck tho! best of luck

[@TinyMaths]

@@atomicul_ Thanks for the heads up. I'm not ready to try this yet; but you might have saved me some time with this info (and some headaches too) 👍

[@thegroove2000]

Just been able to reuse a laptop screen with the controller is kool, but this takes it to whole other level. Very clever stuff. Well done.

[@aswinbabu9345]

such a professional and aethetic build. Great work mate.

[@itswoodimf]

Now that is cool, I got a bunch of old laptops with working screens, guess imma try this out. You just got a new subscriber 💪

[@I3eatCode]

Great to see Repurposing stuff for another use and not wasting stuff... GREAT Idea. thanks

[@SANSOFTSMARTSHOP]

wonderful concept. Keep it up. Its marvelous dear.

[@TongKosongOfficial]

great work! hope the pvc can withstand the heat from the processor.

[@gearbang8580]

Awesome all around! Great idea, filming, music, editing, all of it!

[@tcirit]

Clean, precise, creative and recycled. Good job, thanks! Could you show us if there is a way to reuse the bricked tablet's screen like this method that would be awesome.

[@rahmatstyles4218]

Idk why but I do really like this. The assembly, the enclosure. I learn something new here.

[@JeniElbedour]

Maybe the coolest thing I've seen all year....

[@livacreative]

Loved the work, DIY Perks did spread some inspiration😊

[@JuniprStudios]

This is a really great build its just wild you decided to use a tube for your plastic and then flattened it down

[@kp-musik2845]

Great project, very recursive, congratulations. I propose to do the same project; but with a Raspverry or Orange PI plus type SOC

[@rustyp21]

Great video! Thanks so much! My wife poured a FULL cup of coffee on her LG Gram 17” laptop. I pulled the SSD and RAM and repurposed those. I would love to build a “Picture Frame” out of the screen. Thanks for the info! I think I’m going to give it a go.

[@tamildesan837]

It’s like restoring a old bike or car. The time and cost you have to spend is much more than new one. It will be learning and satisfying for the one interested. For others the time is money get a new one with better specifications and energy management.

[@robertarce5377]

As a artist I really like this screen setup! 👍

[@Computeraidedautomation]

This is such a brilliant idea! I love how you repurposed an old laptop screen into a portable monitor. It's not only eco-friendly but also a cost-effective solution. Thanks for sharing this awesome DIY project

[@elyas-tavakkoli]

🤯🤯🤯 I was like HOLY MOLY through the whole video ! Sir you are a true engineer! I LOVVVVEEEEED this video ! If people were as capable as you , many industries would go Bankrupt 😅 ! YOU ARE TRULY AWESOME 😎

[@javiersegura7127]

Excellent work, I allow myself to use the elements that are old and that are still functional, I congratulate your completion.

[@stuartrichardsonburust1227]

props to your work dude! a genuinely bang on good piece of work and a testament to the word fabrication! 👍😊👍

[@ronaldronald699]

by far, this is the most awesome video.. i'm stunned when u made the frame using PVC, it would take patience and skill to make all the parts....

[@garktung2774]

Lần đầu xem video của kênh, phải nói là làm video chuyên nghiệp thật sự. Từ góc quay cho đến nội dung, không nói nhiều, không lan man, video cắt ghép vào trọng tâm. Thực sự thì những kênh này đối với mình nó mới đúng chất một contents creator. Mình cũng có những ý tưởng và muốn tự làm vì đã là ý tưởng thì thường sp trên thị trường chưa có. Nhưng có lẽ mình sẽ không đi theo hướng pvc được, mà in 3d và tái sử dụng nhựa để giảm lượng nhựa thải. Không biết sau này kênh có định hướng như vậy không. Dù gì thì mình cũng rất thích kênh này. Đóng tiền mạng là để xem những video của kênh mới đáng đồng tiền.

[@MrDimak97]

Круто что пластик находит свое назначение ухорших мастеров. А не просто плавает по океану! Спасибо!

[@aasifnasim]

nice video, great work, everything is great

[@daoquang900]

Lần đầu thấy Việt Nam có người làm content mà original và hay như vậy. Chứ ko như những người khác toàn đi lấy ý tưởng/video nước ngoài về rồi copy hoặc dịch lại! Cố lên bạn! Ủng hộ!

[@arshaqueabraarali2946]

Clean build! The end product is functional while maintaining an aesthetically pleasing look! +1 subscriber 💯✨️

[@maler.michel]

Nice project! I did it with the case of a 27" iMac, one year ago. But this one is really sophisticated in handcraft. Good work! 💚🌿

[@MrTolerant]

Sell the laptop and buy a monitor 😂 cuz there’s not a thing portable about this monitor

[@maler.michel]

​@@MrTolerant It was an upcycling project because the motherboard gave up one day. Because of the design of the iMac case, I didn't want to throw it away. With an HDMI connection, the device is stationary in the living room and still very flexible.

[@kadirhanorhan]

can we build usb powered portable monitor do you know if it is possible?

[@123Ah_always]

I'm impressed by ur work ❤❤ Keep going on

[@chenli3644]

Simply beautiful and artistic build.

[@davidmelo2123]

Incrível! Só falta disponibilizar pra venda agora!

[@riyaan1993]

i thought of this idea many years ago, i used to wonder why cant we just use a laptop screen as a monitor for other devices, like chromecast, or mac, or mini windows pc etc.. good to see people are making a use of old displays

[@afrapereira1933]

Wonderful craftsmanship 🎉

[@hvuitsme]

hay quá bạn cần làm thêm nhiều video diy về màn hình này nữa ( có thể bạn làm thêm về mấy màn có fps cao đó )

[@Tran_Nam_Tuoc_VN]

Ok, cảm ơn bạn đã gợi ý !

[@rustun1881]

Bravo, you produced quality workmanship like a fabricated product.

[@dasmeisterlein]

The use of the conduit is awesome!

[@TheOddParts]

I didn’t think I was going to be so impressed with the finished product, nicely done, love your work 😮 sub 👍

[@honahwikeepa2115]

I have a perfect laptop screen in the cupboard. I might do this for something to do. Awesome 😎

[@dataplanner8087]

Best hand ever^^ PVC gave me an inspiration.

[@tomteiter7192]

There are now very ccheap and small adapter bards available that connect to USB-C and get both power and video over the single wire. very neat!

[@duck7822]

thats cool and i love the material usage

[@breaneainn]

Flattening out pvc pipe? Never seen that. Cool trick

[@richardmwambanga2423]

I would really love to do this myself one day... just for fun. Already getting the tools one at a time. Can't wait to see it done. Thanks for the motivation

[@navinr9558]

Your project is giving me many ideas around diy stuff, especially the pvc pipe that you modeled.

[@alvarochannel7]

wow the results are amazing, more beautiful than factory made ones.

[@akhurash]

This came out very nice!! Good job.

[@SharifRafidUrRahman]

This is soo clean and perfect. Great work bruh

[@svbarve]

Oh boy, your skills are at next level

[@cgi2173]

This is very good. I would have built the stand into the back of the monitor. 😊

[@Gabriel2005Gaming]

i was originally gonna make a monitor out of my old hp laptop lcd panel, but i accidentally broke my chromebook while taking it apart to look inside and noticed that the display module i bought for my hp laptop panel also works with the chromebook lcd panel. The chromebook panel was smaller and had the same resolution so it would be better to use that instead. I wasn't sure what I should use to build the display housing, and I saw another person on youtube using cardstock or something for their homemade monitor. I personally thought that it would have been too strange/weird to use, so I looked around some more. I also did not want to use wood to build my display housing. I came across your youtube video and noticed that you used PVC pipe, and I might try using that myself. Good video btw. 👍 Edit: Something I noticed is that PVC can release toxic fumes when heated up, so instead of cutting and melting PVC pipe into a sheet, you could but a PVC sheet instead, skipping that part all-together

[@NguyenHoang-cc1br]

Cảm ơn bạn!

[@wavycandlelight]

Excellent Work 😍

[@Shanthakumar-hx9od]

Fabrication knowledge is most important super sir

[@turtleinashirt]

Man, I wish I had this kind of spare time…

[@vladimiro4488]

Thank you very much for the interesting and educational video! Beautiful work!

[@redzebra6688]

Wooow, amazing and very clean job!! I’m impressed

[@redzebra6688]

subbed!!!!! ❤

[@v153351]

Omg,the work is so clean

[@PS2-Pro]

To be honest U just gave me an one hell of an idea for my console to makeeeeee

[@kingsantos142]

Who said you need a 3d printer when all you need is a freaking PVC!!! Great job man!!

[@cambike]

Saving anything from becoming e waste is great. Looks like a nice professional project. Well done

[@nerynieto2594]

Amazing. I thought everything was 3D printed :O You're very creative.

[@alaricace8118]

Great job and impressive work!

[@Ukah]

Well... now I don't need to search for any other video on this matter. This is the ONE! Congrats for the AMAZING work!! And thank you for sharing. 👏👏

[@bigGGyou]

gorgeous work

[@sanandresprograma]

HERMOSO... DIVINO... BELLO... SIMPLEMENTE FABULOSO

[@man_hua_xi_you]

Very neat, and beautiful job🎉 now i need get all those tools first.😮

[@sD-lo4sx]

Master of Craftsmanship 🎩🙋🏼‍♂️

[@SHOAIBXD001]

Looks cool & subtle 🥶

[@SaudAsghar-kz1mp]

overall extraordinary build with great housing concept it would be better if you have mentioned the things u used like vinyle wrap etc??

[@azraeihalim]

That look sick. So cool!

[@dyvel]

How Brilliant to have a DIY Project for normal people without access to a CNC machine!

[@xandgaspar]

Que trabalho incrível, parabéns. Ficou perfeito!

[@hiepbenh88]

Hiếm khi gặp kênh vn làm chất lượng như này !

[@MagicHandVN]

Đang định nói kaka

[@MuhammadAzharudeenN]

incredible work.. hatsoff 👌👌✅✅

[@HarryATC2306]

Amazing!! So satisfying Sir!!!

[@shrikantmlimaye]

This was amazing to watch. Could you or would you be able to share the dimensions of all the components for others to recreate this, it would be amazing to get them.

[@adityaaakashkumar]

LOVED IT. IA M GOING TO TRY IT SOMETIME.

[@nicknameqwerty9294]

Что за клей испольщуется, что так хорошо держится и льётся сбоку ???

[@Posrednik001]

Вот и у меня возник тот же самый вопрос. Но тут важнее из какого материала была сделана труба. Если это был ПВХ, тогда все понятно. Покупаешь клей типа Супер НН и лепишь с его помощью что угодно. А вот если труба была сделана из полипропилена .... Клеев которые могут качественно клеить полипропилен или полиэтилен низкого давления в природе не существует.

[@misterrwiggle]

hats off this is an amazing art

[@zoulz8376]

I have an touch screen old laptop will the touch works ?

[@adornawas4325]

Very detailed DIY🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@DashDG]

This is sick!!!! So awesome!!!

[@ucphunguyen1975]

Wow người Việt mà làm được vầy thì đúng là đỉnh cao đấy ❤

[@bibekmandal3718]

Awosam I liked. I will also make it for myself parsonal monitor ❤️😌

[@mrmachseven]

Craziest finishing!!!!!

[@nysky911]

Clean and beautiful.