Neurodancer
Well-known member
This is the first time I am posting photos to this site. Forgive me if I am redundant in having posted these photos as a link in a previous post.
I made this bracket because I did not care for the brackets or the pricing I was seeing. You can use them on monitors or Flolites. Welding may not be one of your skills. Many people have wirefeed welders in their garage these days.
Wall mount bracket purchased on Ebay for $18.00 with shipping
Hand retractable plunger Model # CL-6-RHRP $11.08 purchased from
Bay Cities Tool & Supply http://www.fvfowler.com/conline.html
Spud $10.00 purchased from Filmtools
http://cinemasupplies.stores.yahoo.net/5sp6low3feth.html
It is not necessary to buy this spud. Any 5/8 round stock steel with a washer welded to the end will do. If you make your own you can cut it to any length you need. I found round the mild steel stock worked better because it did not slip in the grip head as much as the chrome plated Matthews spud.
I made this bracket because I did not care for the brackets or the pricing I was seeing. You can use them on monitors or Flolites. Welding may not be one of your skills. Many people have wirefeed welders in their garage these days.
Wall mount bracket purchased on Ebay for $18.00 with shipping
Hand retractable plunger Model # CL-6-RHRP $11.08 purchased from
Bay Cities Tool & Supply http://www.fvfowler.com/conline.html
Spud $10.00 purchased from Filmtools
http://cinemasupplies.stores.yahoo.net/5sp6low3feth.html
It is not necessary to buy this spud. Any 5/8 round stock steel with a washer welded to the end will do. If you make your own you can cut it to any length you need. I found round the mild steel stock worked better because it did not slip in the grip head as much as the chrome plated Matthews spud.
