LCD - Touch Mount - Minimal
| Info | |
|---|---|
| Download: | Sketchup STL |
| Print time | 02h 01m 01s |
| Filament used | 4.59m |
| Filament cost | $0.26 |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Prototypes | 0 |
As final assembly kicked off, I realized something horrible. Although the LCD - Touch Mount needed to have a bit of dremel work post-print done to it in order to fit the 180 degree HDMI adapter, it turns out the USB3 to HDMI adapter I bought isn’t Linux compatible at all. I had the choice of running HDMI off of USB-A via CPU-driven DisplayLink or just using the VGA port built into these cheap-o boxes. I opted to go for the VGA port usage, but due to how the boss machine mounts up, this meant VGA adapter would completely intercect with the legs of the existing mount.
Totally winging it, I did some eyeballing measurement to see how much of the mount I would need to take off of the model. It looked like I would just clear the vertical upright if it did a straight drop from the connection point with the LCD touch screen bezel. Unfortunately, this also removes quite a bit of material from the mount making an already weak mount even weaker.
No prototypes were needed because I simply adjusted the existing LCD - Touch Mount, but I may need to revisit the design for added strength.
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