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Step 2Construction
1: In order to get the Port Replicator properly mounted you are going to want to take it apart, and drill the bottom from inside the unit, onto the plastic tray. Put the port replicator back apart. And scew in places where support is needed.
2: Take the arm mount, that has the larger end and drill it into the opposite side of the plastic tray. I used the back of the port replicator for an anchor. (not a good idea, but if you dont have bolts...why not) If you choose to drill the arm mount into the replicator make sure you do not hit anything inside of it.
3: Drill the other end of the arm into a strong block of wood.
4: Use the steel cross sections and mount them on the oppisite side of the wood you mounted the arm on. Make sure the beams are as long as the width of the aluminum channels you set up.
2: Take the arm mount, that has the larger end and drill it into the opposite side of the plastic tray. I used the back of the port replicator for an anchor. (not a good idea, but if you dont have bolts...why not) If you choose to drill the arm mount into the replicator make sure you do not hit anything inside of it.
3: Drill the other end of the arm into a strong block of wood.
4: Use the steel cross sections and mount them on the oppisite side of the wood you mounted the arm on. Make sure the beams are as long as the width of the aluminum channels you set up.
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