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Computer stand
There was an stand for some old piece of hairdressing equipment
hanging around for years. I was wondering how I was going to mount and position the computer for the machine. This is the result. I tried it out this morning, it works well. Might need some new wheels unless the spray oil works its magic. |
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Nice salvage
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Nice idea, just make some arrangement to secure the monitor to the table, if the trolley moves those monitors like to topple off and they don't seem to like it very much when that happens :-)
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It sounds like Alan had some bad experience with fallen monitor
![]() Adding more weight at the base or migrate your control penal to the side of your PC should do the trick. |
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Anti Jolt
A valid point.
Gravity takes no prisoners. This should help. Hard wood lipping added to 3 sides. Hardwood splinter added to left index finger(ouch). Pivoting anti jolt bar added. Not earthquake proof but it should help with minor jolts. |
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Nice!!
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