question:dvd
question:dvd


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irganga "A tip is to put the DVD on a pan with water and boil it for 5 to 10 minutes. It would be easier to separate the layers with a knife. " | Read more » over 1 year ago
VickiBaez "Try another camera, in comparison everything will be noticeable " | Read more » over 3 years ago
msuphysicsformcb "Update: I just looked through the other spectra posted that are tagged as white LED and they all look similar to mine, with 3 peaks instead of 2 th..." | Read more » over 3 years ago
Naumandhak12 "Separate the layers of the disc. Insert a butter knife in between the two layers of the CD, and gently wiggle it to pry the layers apart. " | Read more » almost 4 years ago
Bronwen "Ah! When we did a million of these at makerfaire a few years ago I found a strategy worked for me was to flex the dvd back and forth for a while fi..." | Read more » almost 4 years ago
kgradow1 "To get the film off, try running a sharp exacto knife very lightly under one edge. If it starts to split it's very hard to remove it without scrat..." | Read more » almost 4 years ago
jaksch "Haha @warren thanks :) I agree, it's very similar to the plab v3! Maybe someone drew the laser cutting and the vertical slit was just a mistake. ..." | Read more » almost 6 years ago
stef "You might do a search for notes by @stoft 're the plab v3 model. There are drawings that he produced and excellent discussions. The plab v3 mounts ..." | Read more » almost 6 years ago
warren "This kit looks really interesting! It's not one of ours, but seems possibly based on one of ours, the #dsk3 -- i'd be interested to learn more! " | Read more » almost 6 years ago
warren "This is really helpful, yes! Great sleuthing! " | Read more » almost 6 years ago
jaksch "Switched the DVD-RW for DVD+R and tadaa works like a charm. So sorry for the kinda pointless topic, but maybe the info that DVD+RW does not work i..." | Read more » almost 6 years ago
jaksch "Update: I build a quick and dirty horizontal slit (approx 1mm wide) and indeed the image is more broad now. However, it is very dark. Below is a p..." | Read more » almost 6 years ago