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Reddit mentions of Mount-It! Mobile Projector and Laptop Stand (2 Shelves), Rolling Cart with Ventilated Tray, Heavy Duty, Height Adjustable Laptop and Projector Presentation Trolley, Black
Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of Mount-It! Mobile Projector and Laptop Stand (2 Shelves), Rolling Cart with Ventilated Tray, Heavy Duty, Height Adjustable Laptop and Projector Presentation Trolley, Black. Here are the top ones.
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- VERSATILE WORKSTATION: Equipped with two adjustable trays, enjoy the versatility of mounting more than one projector, laptop or any combination of equipment and devices, saving you time and space.
- TALL ADJUSTABLE PROJECTOR STAND: Easily adjust the height up to 57.5" with the top tray able to conveniently tilt up to 30° in both directions and the bottom tray able to adjust in height.
- EASY PORTABILITY: The light-weight and portable design make rolling and maneuvering this mobile projector stand a breeze. 4 smooth-gliding omnidirectional casters allow you to adjust your station, with 2 locks built-in, ready to secure your set up in place.
- HEAVY-DUTY DURABLE: The solid steel frame of this projector stand, its wide base, and metal lips were all engineered to withstand heavy use and rugged travel. This projector stand can hold up to 88 lbs of weight.
- MAXIMIZED AIRFLOW COOLING: Keep your media devices running cool even during the longest presentations. Our intuitive airflow cooling vents are designed to disperse heat outwards, cooling your projector and preventing any risk of overheating.
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| Color | black |
| Height | 33.8 Inches |
| Length | 0 Inches |
| Width | 16.2 Inches |
I have one like this: https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Cycle-Laptop-RAD-Products/dp/B07BQZY9RL
(I think mine is the conquer fake). Mine seems sturdy and the platform at the top is plenty big, although the closed U end of the stand sticks further forward than I actually have room for.
I actually run zwift off my desk top and just run a long HDMI cable to the TV and put a little wireless keyboard on that stand.
Here's what I mean by projector stand, there are many varieties: https://www.amazon.com/Mount-Projector-Rolling-Adjustable-Presentation/dp/B06X9CBY6Y
I picked up a generic Chinese CL760 (720p native) projector for $90 or $95 shipped on Amazon when they had either a price mistake or an unusually low price (it had to have been $90 because I think Chase Freedom cards were doing 5% cash back on Amazon at the time). I just project onto a large wall in my living room using this stand.
I'd say my total cost so far for the projector, stand, longer power cord, 20' HDMI cable, and a strap was about $175. For that price I've been pretty happy, though I can see some of its shortcomings. I might upgrade to a name brand 1080p deal at some point if I can find a white hot deal (Black Friday, SlickDeals.net special, etc.), but for getting started and testing whether I'd like having a projector, it's been great.
Buy a stand like this one https://www.amazon.com/Mount-Projector-Rolling-Adjustable-Presentation/dp/B06X9CBY6Y
You might be able to build your own with pipes and wood.
Hey,...I feel really bad...I completely forgot to take the picture by the time I had my set up complete! Forgive me!! Hopefully my description will make up for it.
My projector is attached to a projector stand. I bought this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06X9CBY6Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I got that one because it had the greatest degree of forward tilt (30 degrees) that I could find.
I place my projector on top of my kitchen counter then tilt my projector as forward as it can go to get the greatest down angle I can do. I extend my projector stand to as high as I can also. So you can visualize my projector is about 8 feet up pointing down towards my table.
I still couldn't get the exact angle I wanted, so I had to do two more things. I used a dremel tool to cut into the angle limiter so that I could increase the angle beyond 30 degrees. Then, I used wood shaped like a door stop to slide between my projector and projector stand to have an even greater forward tilt. This makes it look like it is about to fall of the projector stand (which it most definitely would) so I bought some harnesses and I tied down my projector to my projector stand.
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Lastly, my table is a white board. On the white board I used black 1cm width tape and measured out a 1"x1" grid on the entire thing. You can see a picture of my table from one of my earlier posts: https://www.reddit.com/r/FlowScape/comments/ao6wfc/dd_with_flowscape_how_i_was_able_to_dm_last_night/
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In this picture, you can also see that we use little minis for our characters...and my player's excess supplies of dice...Also, the projector is standing about 4 feet behind the guy with the HP laptop. Hope that helps. I will try** to grab a picture soon! Sorry for forgetting!!
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