Tripple Monitor Mount Project

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Well, I have three different brand monitors, two of them are the exact same size and the middle one is just a little wider. All of the stands are different heights so I had to use books to get all of the monitors level. Plus one stand was broken so I had to lean it up against a monitor and printer which meant I couldn't use my printer... Here is what I started out with:It was too messy for me!I bought a two pieces of 1/8" angle, a piece of 16 gauge 1/2" round tube, and some 1/8' flat stock. I made a relief cut, then bent it to the angle I wanted the side monitor to be at:Drilled some holes and two of them are hanging!I got the other monitor mounted today too but I forgot to take a pic! I might finish it tomorrow but it will be below 0 and I don't have heat in my garage! More pics when I get some more progress done, no welding on it yet...Building a 94 crew cab Chevy long bed dually welding truck. Has a Cummins, Ford ZF6 transmission with custom made adapter plate, NP271, Dodge Dana 60 SAS, Chevy 14 bolt rear, 8 inch suspension lift, with 3 inch body lift. Check out my build thread!!
Reply:Looks good! I never even thought about making a monitor rack I have two monitors right now and may get a third here soon so I'll follow this build. How you you plan on attaching it to your desk?Also good luck with the below 0 temps tomorrow!Edit: Can we see some pictures of how you attached the monitors to the angle?Last edited by JMDWelds; 02-15-2015 at 04:03 AM.ESAB Powercut 1600/ Hypertherm 30XP + 45XP/ Lincoln Powermig 255/ Jet Band SawCheck out my plasma cutter reviews also!Current Project: 175 Gallon Reverse Flow BBQ Smoker!
Reply:Originally Posted by JMDWeldsLooks good! I never even thought about making a monitor rack I have two monitors right now and may get a third here soon so I'll follow this build. How you you plan on attaching it to your desk?Also good luck with the below 0 temps tomorrow!Edit: Can we see some pictures of how you attached the monitors to the angle?
Reply:Well I finished the stand today! It warmed up to a nice 5 degrees! Haha.Here are a few pics of how I attached the monitors:Here's all three mounted:Welding the legs on...Got the legs on and I made sure I calculated every measurement right...Welded the feet on and drilled holes in them!This is how it bolts to the desk, I had to drill a hole though the desk tube on each side.Building a 94 crew cab Chevy long bed dually welding truck. Has a Cummins, Ford ZF6 transmission with custom made adapter plate, NP271, Dodge Dana 60 SAS, Chevy 14 bolt rear, 8 inch suspension lift, with 3 inch body lift. Check out my build thread!!
Reply:And the stand is done!Once it warms up I will paint the hole thing black to match the desk and monitors. I'm really happy with how it turned out. Thanks for checking out my project!Last edited by Ste; 02-16-2015 at 11:38 PM.Building a 94 crew cab Chevy long bed dually welding truck. Has a Cummins, Ford ZF6 transmission with custom made adapter plate, NP271, Dodge Dana 60 SAS, Chevy 14 bolt rear, 8 inch suspension lift, with 3 inch body lift. Check out my build thread!!
Reply:Loos pretty clean! You could have gotten much fancier in the build with gussets and all but it wouldn't work any better and would have taken a lot longer. Ageed on the paint, otherwise even indoors, if it is too humid, it will develop rust and stain everything arroundMikel
Reply:That's sweet man, I have been considering going to more monitors lately, so thanks for making it look so clean.
Reply:Thanks guys! And it is very very sturdy. Doesn't even need gussets!Building a 94 crew cab Chevy long bed dually welding truck. Has a Cummins, Ford ZF6 transmission with custom made adapter plate, NP271, Dodge Dana 60 SAS, Chevy 14 bolt rear, 8 inch suspension lift, with 3 inch body lift. Check out my build thread!!
Reply:That is very cool!  Great job!Syncrowave 210HH140Victor O/A
Reply:lol all 3 monitors are different?Welding/Fab Pics: www.UtahWeld.com
Reply:Originally Posted by MikeGyverlol all 3 monitors are different?
Reply:I like it.  Nice job!