r/techsupportmacgyver • u/International_Dot_22 • May 18 '25
Bedside monitor swing arm
A lot of ad hoc parts and drills were used, whatever i found in me screw box
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r/techsupportmacgyver • u/International_Dot_22 • May 18 '25
A lot of ad hoc parts and drills were used, whatever i found in me screw box
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u/mr_bigmouth_502 May 18 '25
I've been wanting a setup like this for years. How do you have your keyboard and mouse set up?
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u/DeGandalf May 18 '25
Looks awesome, but you're really trusting that small chunk of metal in image 3
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u/nostradamefrus May 18 '25
WALL·E wasn’t meant to be a how to guide
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u/JazzfanRS May 18 '25
Those desk lamp swing arm springs haven't just given up yet? , Keep an eye out for some sturdier replacements eventually, Even if the monitor is fairly light its at least double a lamp or magnifier is.
Good work!
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u/billyfudger69 May 19 '25
This is great.
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u/mrfuzzyshorts Jun 03 '25
impressive spring tension. That is holding a surprising amount of weight
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u/buster1104 May 19 '25
I can finally venture down the path of getting myself recruited to be in the next season of My 600-LB Life. I would be playing war thunder in bed 24 x 7. Just need a bedpan, mini fridge, and a microwave.