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> I would just Google some terms like < diy dlp photoresist > etc. There are
> a lot of homebrewers who have harvested dlp modules from old projector TVs
> and are trying to duplicate, or come close to the results of professional
> dlp direct printing uv photoresist exposure systems. Although, I must
> admit, I haven't come across a successful diy dlp hack in my internet
> search. Maybe you're the one to succeed.

"professional dlp direct printing uv photoresist exposure systems"

I guessed someone else had done before. Now I know I am on the correct track, that's exactly what I was looking for. I will look for something old and keep for the simpler circuits.