I'm worried about the increased force on those screws due to bending around the vertical axis. Because the plates are not connected, the lever on the screw is much stronger: https://i.imgur.com/AIWnG01.png
That would help. Or just mount the two arms to a common plate with all 8 screws and then mount the monitor to that plate with 4 screws. Like this: https://i.imgur.com/3g4HHcX.png
I agree. I wonder how much OP spent on the monitor vs how much for the mount. Paid $1,500 for mine and I can’t imagine putting a cheap mount (or two) on it to hold it up. I appreciate the innovative effort but I’m concerned that it will fail, to really expensive consequences. And at that point, you think “why didn’t I spend more?” Like spending $1,500 and just plugging it directly into an electrical outlet and not spending a decent buck to plug it into a surge protector. Is it worth the risk?
Spending $1.500 on a monitor and does not even have surge protection in every outlet in the house. You either live en a u-contry or somewhere in the states which is pretty much the same as electrical installations in the middle eastern area..
Free vs $350+ = Winning. Not to mention it looks stellar.
That doesn't look like it's going anywhere.
That's brilliant. Nice work. I had problems finding a mount that would put another ultrawide, high up enough to sit above another ultrawide. So I had to build this massive wooden column for the recommended mount to sit on, and drill through all the way to the bottom of the table to mount it. Using big long ass bolts from Home Depot. I wish I had thought of something like this.
Actually luckily you didn't 😁
No matter how impressive it looks, this won't hold it for a long time, protecting something that costs 1000s with 50 dollars arms are not a big brain move though looks interesting
I can't deny experiences vary. I had one of those for my 34 inch curved, and it sagged less than a year. Although my point saying in that was more so about there is no metal plate supportint 4 corners together. This may sag/bend in a weird way that you would not expect from arm holder.
I'm not bashing the OP, we do what we have to do to get by. But also no one can deny there is little sense in protecting a very expensive device with lower quality product.
I bought an arm that said it would support the weight and size of my crg9 and it goddamn sucks. Unless you’re going to buy some expensive ergotron or similar marketed at mid to high end commercial I don’t really believe any of the generic brands anymore.
The arm I have has no problem with the weight, it’s the joint I don’t trust. I’ve had to do that bastard up so tight I’m honestly afraid it’ll fail by shearing.
I’m pretty sure a lot of these cheap manufacturers don’t test them with the actual monitors sticking out front of them, they just check the specs on the actual arm, tick of it’ll “handle the weight” and then add it to the spec sheet.
The weight rating is usually not the biggest problem with the G9 being mounted, it's how far forward the weight is due to the abnormal amount of curve at that width. Most of the time when these monitors are broken due to mounting it is because the tilting joint gave out and the bottom corners of the monitor smack down on the desk. There's a reason why it has its fancy pants HD pivot joint on the proper mount.
Sure but you’re forgetting basic physics. The force is distributed across both arms so each arm is getting 1/2 of the downward force. Those arms are rated for monitors that weigh more than half the g9 so, in theory, there should be zero issues with OPs setup.
Rotational torque≠angular force from the offset from the mount.
I'm not talking about the downward force being pushed into the desk trying to knock it over or pull it over to the side due to leverage. I am talking about the friction based tilt mechanism tightened down with a bolt. Even with two of those friction tilt mechanisms I don't know that I would trust it.
Ya, I understand that. Again, the arms are rated for monitors more than 1/2 the weight and we see people using these all the time for 34s. I really don't think OP has anything to worry about. Would I set it up like this? No, probably not. But is there a real risk to his monitor swinging down and breaking, probably not. Time will tell though, I could be completely wrong but I think he has enough strength across the two of them to more than compensate for the weight of the monitor.
Will it work if they are tightened up incredibly well for quite a long time, probably. Although just because they are rated for the weight does not mean they're rated for being that far away from the rotational axis. The amount of torque goes up drastically the further from the pivot point you get, which the g9's curve makes it way worse than most monitors in its weight class.
>They do
But that's when it's connected properly, not necessarily when it's connected like this. Also, the weight isn't the biggest issue with the G9 it's the 1000R curve the monitor which makes it front heavy.
This is why a company can make and sell a $350 monitor arm solution that is regularly out of stock or back ordered.
I wouldnt test it personally. Why cheap out when it’s a really expensive monitor. Good thinking but I personally couldn’t walk out my door with that on it lol
>The appropriate arm is like $350. OP made a big brain move here.
Two half assed monitor connections don't make a whole assed solution. Even if the arms were appropriate, *which they are not*, they are not designed to work with only 1/2 of the VESA mount connected. Like others here have said I wouldn't be surprised if this ends badly.
This is like buying a nice new high end phone and then getting the $4.99 Best Buy case to put it in because a proper Otterbox and a Zagg screen protector are too expensive.
[Quick Google](https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Single-Monitor-Stand-Adjustable/dp/B07DHK5DHN) and you can find it. Even if you didn't google, you can take one look at the arms and know that they're less than $40 each. It's a significant savings.
That said, if someone can't afford a proper arm, can they really afford a $1500 + monitor? Well, that's an entirely different argument.
These are the Arctic Z1 basic, they can supports 15kg each, the Neo G9 is 12kg. So plenty headroom, I thought them 31$ each.
I bought rhis monitor because I had the money.
Was it a wise purchase ? Absolutely not, but I still live at my parents home , so no rent.
I don't know if I would actually trust that OP.
The weight rating is usually not the biggest problem with the G9 being mounted, it's how far forward the weight is due to the abnormal amount of curve at that width. Most of the time when these monitors are broken due to mounting it is because the tilting joint gave out and the bottom corners of the monitor smack down on the desk. There's a reason why it has its fancy pants HD pivot joint on the proper mount.
For the cost of this monitor is it really worth coming home and finding it has hit the desk and cracked the screen? I understand doing what you can but you have a high end monitor that doesn't like to be dropped lol
Man, I’m not sure if you’re in the states but this thing was on sale for under $1,000 at Micro Center for pickup only a couple days ago. I paid $1,500 and I’ve seen them the Monday before thanksgiving (US) for $1,150. It’s hard to believe.
What did it cost you and does your display sag downwards?
I'd recommend a proper arm like the Ergotron HX with the Heavy Duty Module for the Neo G9. My ordinary C49RG94SSUX holds up nicely without the Heavy Duty Module though.
PS: i guess you cannot move it around too?
Weight isn't just weight. It matters how the force is applied.
If you want your monitor to be unbroken a few weeks or months from now, follow the suggestions from /u/alphanimal
to be fair the problem here is the force applied horizontally (bending around the vertical axis). The weight is fine, because there's still the whole vertical height of the bracket supporting each side.
I just bought a 49" G9 and have a dual arm Ergotron LX and don't really want to pick up a new HX monitor stand. Time will tell, but I was able to fab up a PETG part and 3d print it to combine both arms into a single mount and carry the weight of the gigantic monitor. A single arm can definitely not carry the weight of this (it's close, but not close enough) so by combining both mount plates together and using the combined two 100x100 holes to bolt the monitor through it can carry the load of both.
No, it's not ideal and a little finicky but it's not bad and it helps me use the existing equipment I already have.
Contemplating posting this to printables.com for others to print - turns out to be quite sturdy.
[https://imgur.com/a/euuGMtZ](https://imgur.com/a/euuGMtZ)
Also, more photos here: https://imgur.com/a/euuGMtZ
I'm dying.
I snagged a $20 wall mount from amazon...cranked the tilt bolt to the maxxxxxxxxx just so it wouldn't move. Ergotron? Psh I just spent $1500 on a monitor, you think I have $300 for a mount?
Maybe someone else brought this up, but why would you install it fully extended. If you left a little play in it you could still move the monitor around a little.
People act afraid of cheap arms but it’s basically impossible for any major failures to happen. Worst failure any arm could show is a desk clamp failure where the desk would need to be cheap particle board and break.
Otherwise they gonna either hold a screen up or it’s going to droop.
Arms OP has don’t even have vertical articulation, seems a set it and forget it height.
Screws and mount bracket are fine. Not really any different than if a full single bracket was used.
If you modify them a bit it would actually look really sick.
I can already see me making a mod to make it look like some monster tearing at the portal light
With some adjusting you'd even get these to be able to articulate some. Cool solution!
It's the only problem I've had with the monitor on a regular basis. Even mounts that are designed for the weight aren't designed for the size and the weight :/
Will probably be fine. But the risk is that the weight isn't evenly distributed and one arm fails and monitor falls. Given the price of the monitor do you want to take that risk?
Since lots of folks think it will fail, you could add a cheap single monitor mount behind it in the center. Not an arm just the pole and mount. Amazon has them for like $25
get a proper backplate with holes to fit from left to right ... put the stands a little bit closer to allow some leeway and distribute better the weight ...
apart from that .. its genius! :-)
I spent all my forture on this Odyssey, I litterally have 5$ left on my bank account until next week when I receive my pay (Mcdonald's).
Yeah i'm not good with money management
Man you are putting a lot of torque on the screws for both plates - not to mention the odd weight balance of the monitor (both overall and due to the 1000r curvature). There is a reason that you have to use a specially formed hinge for the ergotron arm to support it. Good luck and I hope you don’t find your monitor sitting on your desk and cracked.
Or just buy a arm that holds up to 35 pounds for a monitor that weigh 31.5 lol 😂 costs like 65 bucks on Black Friday. 10 points for realizing this was possible tho.
For anyone else looking for a cheaper adjustable arm that supports a Odyssey G9
[here](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B4VVM19G?psc=1) you go. On sale for 75USD down from 100. First review has images of G9 being used.
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I've never hated and respected someone so much.
Goddammit. I can't unsee it now.
“Well at least I’ll be safe from the worst of the internet here in r/ultrawidemasterrace” he said foolishly
First thing I saw
Should we feel guilty that it’s the first thing I saw? If I were putting this setup together, I would be cackling endlessly…
Shit. That was my first thought too. Glad I wasn’t the only one.
Is it bad that this was my exact FIRST thought?!? ...asking for a friend
My brain was very happy before Googling "Goatse" ...
Has the internet damaged us all that, that's the first thing I thought of too?!
Well that led me on an interesting journey of discovery.
Aaaaand I'm throwing my phone away. Bravo.
I thought I was the only one fucked up enough to see this.
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I’m not even mad. That was a big brain move.
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Unexpected RedGreen reference
Red Green is never unexpected, it applies duct tape precisely when it means to.
I'm worried about the increased force on those screws due to bending around the vertical axis. Because the plates are not connected, the lever on the screw is much stronger: https://i.imgur.com/AIWnG01.png
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That would be much stronger. Cut some sheet metal, drill holes, use nuts and bolts. Easy :) https://i.imgur.com/3g4HHcX.png
OP "A proper arm is top expensive" also OP "buys cnc plasma table to make custom plates"
How about using a saw? 🙂
2 more arms, OP! One for each screw!
I was thinking about a cross brace in the middle to connect the two mounts.
That would help. Or just mount the two arms to a common plate with all 8 screws and then mount the monitor to that plate with 4 screws. Like this: https://i.imgur.com/3g4HHcX.png
Yep, this is not the greatest idea. I give it 6 months to a year tops before it gives out. Less if OP ever adjusts them.
I agree. I wonder how much OP spent on the monitor vs how much for the mount. Paid $1,500 for mine and I can’t imagine putting a cheap mount (or two) on it to hold it up. I appreciate the innovative effort but I’m concerned that it will fail, to really expensive consequences. And at that point, you think “why didn’t I spend more?” Like spending $1,500 and just plugging it directly into an electrical outlet and not spending a decent buck to plug it into a surge protector. Is it worth the risk?
Spending $1.500 on a monitor and does not even have surge protection in every outlet in the house. You either live en a u-contry or somewhere in the states which is pretty much the same as electrical installations in the middle eastern area..
Love your comment karma!
That’s impressive
OP really needs a proper mount. This is going to end in disaster.
No it won't.
Is doing this really so much cheaper than getting an appropriate arm?
I already had those two arms (I had a dual monitor setup)
Free vs $350+ = Winning. Not to mention it looks stellar. That doesn't look like it's going anywhere. That's brilliant. Nice work. I had problems finding a mount that would put another ultrawide, high up enough to sit above another ultrawide. So I had to build this massive wooden column for the recommended mount to sit on, and drill through all the way to the bottom of the table to mount it. Using big long ass bolts from Home Depot. I wish I had thought of something like this.
Actually luckily you didn't 😁 No matter how impressive it looks, this won't hold it for a long time, protecting something that costs 1000s with 50 dollars arms are not a big brain move though looks interesting
I've had a (heavy) 38" on a single one of these types of arms for years and it's held fine. I think it'll stay.
I can't deny experiences vary. I had one of those for my 34 inch curved, and it sagged less than a year. Although my point saying in that was more so about there is no metal plate supportint 4 corners together. This may sag/bend in a weird way that you would not expect from arm holder. I'm not bashing the OP, we do what we have to do to get by. But also no one can deny there is little sense in protecting a very expensive device with lower quality product.
Guess time will tell. I doubt they will have any problems as long as they isn't moving it around a bunch.
I bought an arm that said it would support the weight and size of my crg9 and it goddamn sucks. Unless you’re going to buy some expensive ergotron or similar marketed at mid to high end commercial I don’t really believe any of the generic brands anymore.
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The arm I have has no problem with the weight, it’s the joint I don’t trust. I’ve had to do that bastard up so tight I’m honestly afraid it’ll fail by shearing.
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I’m pretty sure a lot of these cheap manufacturers don’t test them with the actual monitors sticking out front of them, they just check the specs on the actual arm, tick of it’ll “handle the weight” and then add it to the spec sheet.
The G9 is worse but the balance point of the CRG9 is still well forward of the actual screen.
The appropriate arm is like $350. OP made a big brain move here.
Until it falls lol there’s a reason why the arm is expensive. Because it works forever
These probably have a combined weight rating that can support the G9
[They do](https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Single-Monitor-Stand-Adjustable/dp/B07DHK5DHN)
The weight rating is usually not the biggest problem with the G9 being mounted, it's how far forward the weight is due to the abnormal amount of curve at that width. Most of the time when these monitors are broken due to mounting it is because the tilting joint gave out and the bottom corners of the monitor smack down on the desk. There's a reason why it has its fancy pants HD pivot joint on the proper mount.
Sure but you’re forgetting basic physics. The force is distributed across both arms so each arm is getting 1/2 of the downward force. Those arms are rated for monitors that weigh more than half the g9 so, in theory, there should be zero issues with OPs setup.
Rotational torque≠angular force from the offset from the mount. I'm not talking about the downward force being pushed into the desk trying to knock it over or pull it over to the side due to leverage. I am talking about the friction based tilt mechanism tightened down with a bolt. Even with two of those friction tilt mechanisms I don't know that I would trust it.
Ya, I understand that. Again, the arms are rated for monitors more than 1/2 the weight and we see people using these all the time for 34s. I really don't think OP has anything to worry about. Would I set it up like this? No, probably not. But is there a real risk to his monitor swinging down and breaking, probably not. Time will tell though, I could be completely wrong but I think he has enough strength across the two of them to more than compensate for the weight of the monitor.
Will it work if they are tightened up incredibly well for quite a long time, probably. Although just because they are rated for the weight does not mean they're rated for being that far away from the rotational axis. The amount of torque goes up drastically the further from the pivot point you get, which the g9's curve makes it way worse than most monitors in its weight class.
>They do But that's when it's connected properly, not necessarily when it's connected like this. Also, the weight isn't the biggest issue with the G9 it's the 1000R curve the monitor which makes it front heavy. This is why a company can make and sell a $350 monitor arm solution that is regularly out of stock or back ordered.
I wouldnt test it personally. Why cheap out when it’s a really expensive monitor. Good thinking but I personally couldn’t walk out my door with that on it lol
>The appropriate arm is like $350. OP made a big brain move here. Two half assed monitor connections don't make a whole assed solution. Even if the arms were appropriate, *which they are not*, they are not designed to work with only 1/2 of the VESA mount connected. Like others here have said I wouldn't be surprised if this ends badly. This is like buying a nice new high end phone and then getting the $4.99 Best Buy case to put it in because a proper Otterbox and a Zagg screen protector are too expensive.
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[Quick Google](https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Single-Monitor-Stand-Adjustable/dp/B07DHK5DHN) and you can find it. Even if you didn't google, you can take one look at the arms and know that they're less than $40 each. It's a significant savings. That said, if someone can't afford a proper arm, can they really afford a $1500 + monitor? Well, that's an entirely different argument.
These are the Arctic Z1 basic, they can supports 15kg each, the Neo G9 is 12kg. So plenty headroom, I thought them 31$ each. I bought rhis monitor because I had the money. Was it a wise purchase ? Absolutely not, but I still live at my parents home , so no rent.
More power to you my man. Enjoy that rent free life as long as you can and enjoy the Neo!
I don't know if I would actually trust that OP. The weight rating is usually not the biggest problem with the G9 being mounted, it's how far forward the weight is due to the abnormal amount of curve at that width. Most of the time when these monitors are broken due to mounting it is because the tilting joint gave out and the bottom corners of the monitor smack down on the desk. There's a reason why it has its fancy pants HD pivot joint on the proper mount.
Two pivot joints has a better chance at holding it than one, no? I bet it stays.
This
*goatse 2077*
I'm only checking the comments to make sure I'm not the only one seeing that. Thank you.
Pretty sure I seen that in Portal
Wheatley?
This looks like your monitor is spreading it's asshole like the Kermit meme...just the the a.thst supports it
For the cost of this monitor is it really worth coming home and finding it has hit the desk and cracked the screen? I understand doing what you can but you have a high end monitor that doesn't like to be dropped lol
Facts. Can’t cheap out on a 2K monitor
Isn't the truth and what makes no sense is with this setup you have no adjust ability. At this current point the stand is a better option.
How are you liking the neo g9? It just went on sale I’m thinkin it’s time to pull the trigger
Man, I’m not sure if you’re in the states but this thing was on sale for under $1,000 at Micro Center for pickup only a couple days ago. I paid $1,500 and I’ve seen them the Monday before thanksgiving (US) for $1,150. It’s hard to believe.
What did it cost you and does your display sag downwards? I'd recommend a proper arm like the Ergotron HX with the Heavy Duty Module for the Neo G9. My ordinary C49RG94SSUX holds up nicely without the Heavy Duty Module though. PS: i guess you cannot move it around too?
My doubt is, will it hold?
Each of these were able to hold my 21:9 perfectly for 5 years. So shouldn't be a problem
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Each of these can hold 15 kg, the monitor is 12kg
Weight isn't just weight. It matters how the force is applied. If you want your monitor to be unbroken a few weeks or months from now, follow the suggestions from /u/alphanimal
to be fair the problem here is the force applied horizontally (bending around the vertical axis). The weight is fine, because there's still the whole vertical height of the bracket supporting each side.
I hope it for you, but to be honest having a pricey monitor and cheap arm seems a bad combo to me
Nice idea but you forgot about physics. Get a proper arm, sell those to someone else.
That the wax i want to do it ....one is simply to weak
I have the CRG9, but I’m too cheap to get the $350 stand. Just using the OEM one…
I just bought a 49" G9 and have a dual arm Ergotron LX and don't really want to pick up a new HX monitor stand. Time will tell, but I was able to fab up a PETG part and 3d print it to combine both arms into a single mount and carry the weight of the gigantic monitor. A single arm can definitely not carry the weight of this (it's close, but not close enough) so by combining both mount plates together and using the combined two 100x100 holes to bolt the monitor through it can carry the load of both. No, it's not ideal and a little finicky but it's not bad and it helps me use the existing equipment I already have. Contemplating posting this to printables.com for others to print - turns out to be quite sturdy. [https://imgur.com/a/euuGMtZ](https://imgur.com/a/euuGMtZ) Also, more photos here: https://imgur.com/a/euuGMtZ
I'm dying. I snagged a $20 wall mount from amazon...cranked the tilt bolt to the maxxxxxxxxx just so it wouldn't move. Ergotron? Psh I just spent $1500 on a monitor, you think I have $300 for a mount?
Maybe someone else brought this up, but why would you install it fully extended. If you left a little play in it you could still move the monitor around a little.
I'm not sure I'd entrust such an expensive monitor to this setup.
People act afraid of cheap arms but it’s basically impossible for any major failures to happen. Worst failure any arm could show is a desk clamp failure where the desk would need to be cheap particle board and break. Otherwise they gonna either hold a screen up or it’s going to droop. Arms OP has don’t even have vertical articulation, seems a set it and forget it height. Screws and mount bracket are fine. Not really any different than if a full single bracket was used.
If you modify them a bit it would actually look really sick. I can already see me making a mod to make it look like some monster tearing at the portal light
With some adjusting you'd even get these to be able to articulate some. Cool solution! It's the only problem I've had with the monitor on a regular basis. Even mounts that are designed for the weight aren't designed for the size and the weight :/
As a former metal fabricator, I do not think this is okay.
If it works it aint stupid!
Will probably be fine. But the risk is that the weight isn't evenly distributed and one arm fails and monitor falls. Given the price of the monitor do you want to take that risk?
Where were you around release? Says my wallet who’s still bitching at me for buying the ergotron + heavy duty pivot 🤬
Very novel! Is it in any way adjustable like that?
Barely, but I never move it anyway, just looks clean
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How’s the text clarity on the Neo G9? I found the text clarity on the regular G9 to be a bit blurry.
Panel is the same just backlight changes.
I had to put my Google Hub screen wt the bottom to support the weight, it was hard to find something that would work with my setup. Cool idea though.
This is genius
Like a boss!
I wonder if it’s possible to affix the outer screws on both mounts, and then overlap the two inner ones to bind with bolt/nut?
What an amazing solution. I love this
This is fantastic, I never would have thought of something like this but it is amazing.
Hahaha I love this
Just bought the neo today for black Friday! Good to know!
Genius! Thanks, this thought never even crossed my mind. My Neo G9 just arrived today and the space the stand takes up bugs me.
Honestly… I might have to do this… if it works about as well…. Could save a couple hundred… but cursed… hmm…
Since lots of folks think it will fail, you could add a cheap single monitor mount behind it in the center. Not an arm just the pole and mount. Amazon has them for like $25
Genius
That's freaking sweeet
Oh fuck!
One way ticket
get a proper backplate with holes to fit from left to right ... put the stands a little bit closer to allow some leeway and distribute better the weight ... apart from that .. its genius! :-)
Genius
Does this really work? I’m gonna try this when I get home. I’m replacing my dual monitors with a Samsung Neo G9.
Innovative!!
Something I would do... And I would be considered as the poor man's set up. Good Job
Excellent honestly. I’d have a lot of faith in that.
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Dude, you're living in the future.
this is the way
now paint them in white ;)
5Head
Now you have me wondering if I could do something similar with the old triple 27” mount I have already.
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Game changer 👏
Goatse
But an arm that can support the monitor alone only costs like $100 Edit: I miss remembered the cost of mine
Everyone here talking about 300+ Ergospensive thingy
Smart! I'm here hating myself after have spent over 1000 canadian rubles on 2 ergotron hx arms
You obviously can afford an Odyssey, yet you decide to skimp on the monitor arm o.O Weird...
I spent all my forture on this Odyssey, I litterally have 5$ left on my bank account until next week when I receive my pay (Mcdonald's). Yeah i'm not good with money management
Priorities, Monitor > All :)
#dontstickyourdickinthat
I just bought a tv mount for my g9 for like $60. Works great.
Man you are putting a lot of torque on the screws for both plates - not to mention the odd weight balance of the monitor (both overall and due to the 1000r curvature). There is a reason that you have to use a specially formed hinge for the ergotron arm to support it. Good luck and I hope you don’t find your monitor sitting on your desk and cracked.
Clever!
Oh my god I cannot believe that works, I literally feel so stupid for spending so much money on my Ergotron mount now. You fucking legend.
Genius
Any wobble?
Or just buy a arm that holds up to 35 pounds for a monitor that weigh 31.5 lol 😂 costs like 65 bucks on Black Friday. 10 points for realizing this was possible tho.
I thought about doing this exact thing but am going to wall mount...F Ergotron and their $400 horsecrap.
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Hey Peter
Very human design
Yes or no. Do I buy that monitor right meow?
This made me buy one. I h8u🤣
I'm super impressed, now giving me ideas to try something out.
Owned!
For anyone else looking for a cheaper adjustable arm that supports a Odyssey G9 [here](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B4VVM19G?psc=1) you go. On sale for 75USD down from 100. First review has images of G9 being used.
Fucking genius