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I've done this a few times, as 4:3 panels are good for Retro-Computing. The bigger issue for me is finding a way to support/frame the panel securely enough that
by mattowen_uk 6y ago
I've done this a few times, as 4:3 panels are good for Retro-Computing. The bigger issue for me is finding a way to support/frame the panel securely enough that it won't get damaged. I keep meaning to get a 3D printer to try and sort this but I can't really justify the cost.
- approxim8ion 6y agoYup, I got extremely excited at the prospect of converting my 15" 4:3 monitor into a side screen for my laptop, but I can't figure out how I'd prop it up cheaply and securely.
- jameshart 6y agoSome aluminum t-slot extrusions and maybe some 3D printed connectors and mounts would probably work (or you could dremel and drill custom fittings out of a block of delrin if you don’t have access to a 3D printer)