Have you thought about building a galvonometer-based laser projector, but don’t know where to start? There are a lot of resources out there, but you could do worse than to check out [Breq] and [Mia]’s laser vector project , which provides a very well-documented and low-cost starting point. They boast that the most expensive part of the project was the ANSI-certified safety glasses, which shows a dedication to safety we wish more people would show when playing with coherent light. The rest of the parts — from the galvos to the RGB lasers module with dichloric mirrors to keep everything on the same beamline, to the ESP32 module driving everything — was ordered from AliExpress, and not from the most expensive vendors, either. Considering that, it works remarkably well. If you’re not playing asteroids on your vector display, why even bother?…