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Things You Can Do With a Broken LCD TV

By Matthew Lynch
April 1, 2023
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If you have a broken LCD TV lying around your home, don’t toss it out just yet. There are many things you can do with a broken LCD TV that will not only give it a new purpose but also help reduce waste. Here are some ideas to inspire you:

1. Turn It into a Fish Tank

If you’re into DIY projects, consider turning your broken LCD TV into a fish tank. This requires some basic carpentry skills, but the result will be worth it. You’ll need to remove the screen and the electronics, then seal the frame to make it watertight. You can then add some gravel, plants, and fish, and voila – a unique and original fish tank!

2. Convert It into a Light Table

If you’re an artist, designer, or photographer, you can convert your broken LCD TV into a light table. This can be used for tracing, drawing, or even as a backlight for backlight for scanning slides or negatives. You’ll need to remove the screen and add some LED strips to the back of the frame, and you’re good to go!

3. Transform It into a Smart Mirror

Another great DIY project is turning your broken LCD TV into a smart mirror. With the help of some software and a few modifications, your old TV can become a mirror that displays the weather, news, and other information. You can also use it as a digital photo frame or to watch videos while getting ready in the morning.

4. Repurpose It into a Pet Bed

If you have furry friends at home, you can transform your broken LCD TV into a cozy pet bed. Simply remove the screen, add some padding, and cover it with a soft and durable fabric. You can even personalize it with your pet’s name or favorite toys.

5. Create a Tabletop Arcade

If you’re into gaming, you can turn your broken LCD TV into a tabletop arcade. You’ll need to remove the screen, add some buttons, and hook it up to a Raspberry Pi or a similar device. You can then load it with your favorite retro games and enjoy hours of fun with friends and family. In conclusion, there are many creative ways to repurpose a broken LCD TV. With a little bit of imagination and some basic DIY skills, you can turn it into something useful and unique that will add a touch of originality to your home. Whether you choose to turn it into a fish tank, a smart mirror, or a pet bed, the possibilities are endless!

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