Woh, easy with the language there son. I copied no one. 6.5 billion people in the world, someone sticks a mirror on motor and their a copycat? Ive seen a ton of different variations after the postings of this and some of my other projects, and I would consider it quite bold and even inappropriate to accuse any of those folks of copying me or anyone else. In fact I quite enjoy watching people build upon others Ideas on this site, or even better, running across projects that are coincidentally similar to mine and seeing how they went about it. My video is simply the product of a very bored mind on a Sunday afternoon (and totally way more ghetto than Mever's. ) If you look at some of my other Instructables, you will find I give credit where it is due to the best of my knowledge as I like to fancy the notion that I hold myself a man of integrity. Therefore there are certain things I won't tolerate, not many, but blindly being accused of things is certainly one of them. I must honestly say I have done a fair amount of digging through the archives here and have never come across Mever's ible before but that just the beauty of now right?. Im actually glad you posted something because, just looking over Mever's laser vortex, I'm certain I will find some great ideas from his project to try on my laser and hopefully spark some new ones. So a round about thanks to you danielemur, but in the future a simple link would suffice VS. hopping on the jump to conclusions mat.

I imagine that would work fine. The reason I used the dime was because I wanted more surface area to glue to, out of fear for it flying off of the motor.

That projects light ;)

http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Laser-Projector---New-Laser-Mod/
Portable Laser Projector
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In the video the projector is fairly close to the camera facing the camera. It basically creates a cone that depending on the power of your laser can get quite huge. The fog rules.