Simple, watertight projector housing with vents

A simple container for projectors. Waterproof and vented for heat displacement. My second upload first had low audio.
#projectorhousing #halloweenprojector #waterproof #simple

[@rideonwilhelms8607]

Thanks! This is exactly what I've been looking for. A good solid projector housing that you don't need $10,000 worth of specialty tools and 20+ years of carpentry experience to build.

[@kekaeva750]

You saved my life. Thank you. Great idea

[@futvnyc]

Thanks for the idea dude. Have you tried a rubber bin ? I would use a rubber because it wouldn't Crack when I'm cutting it.

[@TheMindofRobert]

Did you ever have problems with condensation or morning dew getting inside? Thanx.

[@cozycavernsstormshelters3225]

No, but if it was going to storm I brought it in. only the extension cord comes out so it's not a pain to move.

[@Kyle-rk6ry]

Just a quick question, if u have the vents on the side, doesn’t that make it not waterproof?

[@jimigarner3997]

The fins or vanes on the vent are tilted down so rain won't get in. Make sure to get the same type.

[@Kyle-rk6ry]

@@jimigarner3997 gotcha, my only thing is, I’m in Florida and the condensation/dew would get into the box. I think I’m going to put a moister catching material inside, like a Damprid bag or something

[@jimigarner3997]

@@Kyle-rk6ry Most of the newer LED projectors hardly put out any heat. You may not need the vents. We have heavy dew at night and humidity is 96% here in Arkansas right now. Try without the vents and put a thermometer in it you can view from the outside maybe to test.