Monitors

Today we've finished all three monitors.

All of them mounted and kept in place neatly and the best of all, they already work.

Isn't that some candy for the eye?

Unfortunately, the backglass mounting didn't work out as planned. We made some adjustments on the fly, so the monitor is now properly mounted, but can't removed without loosening some screws...


As experienced numerous times before on our little project, the backglass mounting is another thing that didn't quite work out as planned and required some improvisation.

We had to make some adjustments on the fly. As you can see, when you take a closer look, the large horizontal bars are backed by wooden bricks above and underneath and additionally braced by small metal plates we'd screwed onto the bricks. It can neither overturn nor fall down anymore.

There's is a slight drawback though, it can't be removed without loosening some screws. Well, for the better part of the next decade, it won't be necessary anyways, so we hope.

Now, having only the monitors wired yet, the amount of cables looks pretty harmless but there're a whole lot more to come, so we figured it'd be best to start with cable management right away.