Pivot monitor stand

 by emad_sh
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This is my Pivot stand for monitor made by galvanized water pipes and connections.
The pictures shows it all.
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DIUvic says: May 17, 2013. 9:59 AM
A parts list would be nice. I'm assuming you welded that thing into the backplate that's installed on the monitor?
emad_sh (author) in reply to DIUvicMay 18, 2013. 11:53 AM
Yes and just that part needs welding.
The others are threaded galvanized water pipes and the standard joints
emad_sh (author) says: Apr 27, 2013. 11:00 AM
The joint between 90 degree elbow and reducer fitting can turn. since we need max 90 degree turning,they wont separate from each other.
There is no any lock mechanism implemented yet;
AEracer7 says: Apr 22, 2013. 10:09 AM
which piece(s) specifically did you use to allow the monitor to pivot, and is there any way to lock the monitor in portrait or landscape?
kpataska says: Jul 14, 2011. 7:43 PM
Your stand rotates - it does not pivot.

Pivoting would mean that the screen can be shifted on the X axis - you're only shifting on the Z axis...
Nidht in reply to kpataskaOct 30, 2011. 8:29 PM
Actually, in monitor terminology, this is pivoting. There are monitors that are advertised with stands that can "pivot" and this is exactly what they do. =)
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