Arm màn hình – Phụ kiện giúp tối ưu góc setup
Nếu bạn muốn bàn làm việc gọn gàng hơn và màn hình đặt đúng tầm mắt, arm màn hình là phụ kiện rất đáng cân nhắc. Giá treo màn hình giúp điều chỉnh vị trí linh hoạt, phù hợp cho cả làm việc, học tập hoặc gaming.
Khám phá các mẫu arm màn hình tại đây:
https://hacom.vn/arm-man-hinh-gia-treo-man-hinh
I think I need to change my monitor solution a bit, my current #monitorarm is a dual #monitor with a handle under the monitors, as it just have one arm it's quite heavy with two monitors (bit older ones), so I was thinking of switching to something with two arms or two single monitor arms, but I do fancy the handle below to be able to pull the monitor up and down or towards me and push away.
Do anyone have a good suggestion on arms than has handle and don't cost "billions" and is stable enough to not bounce around when typing?
A programmer forced to work from home during the pandemic, [MrAkpla] was having back pains from sitting in front of the computer all day. He considered buying a standing desk, but all the various options didn't fit with either his desk or his budget. Not to be deterred, he devised one of the simplest standing desk implementations that we've seen. It clearly works for him, because he's been using it for one year now with great success. [MrAkpla] espouses three main benefits of his approach:
These goals were accomplished. You can see in the video below that transition from sitting to standing is indeed as quick as he claims, is clearly inexpensive, and indeed it doesn't require any modifications to his desk or furniture.
This design centers on a having an 80 cm long monitor arm, which is quite a range of adjustment. He's using a monitor arm pole mount from UK manufacturer Duronic. Although they are having delivery problems these days because of Brexit issues, [MrAkpla] was able to get one delivered from existing inventory outside of the UK.
Admittedly, this is a crude design -- in effect two trash bins and a board. But even if this doesn't fit well with your office decor, its a great way to try out the concept of a standing desk without the up-front investment. By the way, [MrAkpla] is on the lookout for similar monitor mounting poles from non-UK manufacturers. If you have any recommendations, put them in the comments below. If you're interested in a DIY standing desk that is on the opposite side of the complexity spectrum, check out this beauty that we covered back in the pre-pandemic era.
Repurpose a Monitor Arm as Microscope Mount
Being a bit shocked at the prices of articulating arm microscope mounts, not to mention the shipping fees to the UK, [CapTec] realized they looked substantially similar to your typical computer monitor arm mount. Thinking he could adapt a monitor arm for much less money, he fired up FreeCAD and started designing.
[CapTec] is using this to support his Amscope / Eakins camera-equipped trinocular microscope, but notes that the same mechanical bracket / focus rack interface is found on binocular 'scopes as well. He observes that the mount is no more stable than your desk or lab bench, so keep that in mind.
Ultimately the monitor arm set him back less than $40, and all told he reckons the whole thing was under $55. Based on prices he's been researching online, this represents a savings of well over $200. In his calculations, the shipping fee comprised quite a hefty percentage of the total cost. We wonder if they are artificially high due to coronavirus -- if so, the make / buy price comparison might yield different results in the future.
This type of project is a perfect use-case for a home 3D printer -- making your own parts when the normal supply channels are unavailable or overpriced. Are articulating arms that are purpose-built for microscopes significantly different than those designed for big computer monitors? If you know, please comment down below.
#toolhacks #3dprinting #articulatingarm #microscope #microscopemount #monitorarm
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