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400 watt metal-halide bulb
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LCD in the projector
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danstrother.com 
Is that machine used for cutting projector components designed by you or a borrowed one ?
It’s a CNC machine that the WSU Robotics club put together while I was there. We had found an old 3-axis CNC platform gathering dust in the robotics lab there, and decided to do something useful with it. So, we bought some stepper motors, a controller, a wood router and some other bits – then we* put it all together, and we had a CNC machine!
*(and by “we”, of course, I mean Nick – the same brilliant mechanical engineer as was responsible for the rover platform for Eddie)