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Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 07 Jan 2007, 23:57
by sizerkozak
I was wondering if anyone has ripped apart a 19" lcd before and actually used it apart.
What i want to know is if there is a way that i can run my three 19" lcd's side by side without any bezel around the screen.
I want to do away with the black bars between the screens that are in this pic.
Is this doable ? thought id ask before i rip mine apart and wreck it.
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 08 Jan 2007, 04:39
by Daemonius
Yeah, maybe you should not do that.
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 08 Jan 2007, 04:49
by packerfan
Yeah i wouldn't do that if i were you
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 08 Jan 2007, 05:00
by Evil Incarnate
I remember seeing a kit somewhere for that type of thing. It was designed for combining two monitors, but I am sure you could just get two and have the middle monitor be lacking both the left and the right bezels. Unfortunately I am not having any luck with Google on this one.
But if you do that that cool stand you have won't work anymore, will it? (You are the one with the triple monitor connecting stand, right?)
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 08 Jan 2007, 09:37
by Paddy the Wak
Yeah ... don't go ripping apart a good montitor or your new ones !!!
When you mentioned this in another thread I thought you would be giving it a try on an old unwanted screen.
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 08 Jan 2007, 10:06
by sizerkozak
I remember seeing a kit somewhere for that type of thing. It was designed for combining two monitors, but I am sure you could just get two and have the middle monitor be lacking both the left and the right bezels. Unfortunately I am not having any luck with Google on this one.
But if you do that that cool stand you have won't work anymore, will it? (You are the one with the triple monitor connecting stand, right?)
Yup i have the triple mounting stand
Yeah ... don't go ripping apart a good montitor or your new ones !!!
When you mentioned this in another thread I thought you would be giving it a try on an old unwanted screen.
Im going to pick up another one of these monitors and pull it apart
im also going to try to mount the lcd and powersupply on acrylic.
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 08 Jan 2007, 11:20
by JohnnyWakko
DONT DO IT MAN!
Have you tried the 19" BenQ's have REALLY small bevels.
http://www.benq.com/products/LCD/?product=593&page=gallery
Thier bevels are 16.85mm wide.
OR:
I tell yer what. How about we do a deal. My huge 20", SEEMLESS widescreen discplay for your display. What a bargain! Only cause were best mates.
:D
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 10 Jan 2007, 01:12
by sizerkozak
DONT DO IT MAN!
Have you tried the 19" BenQ's have REALLY small bevels.
http://www.benq.com/products/LCD/?product=593&page=gallery
Thier bevels are 16.85mm wide.
OR:
I tell yer what. How about we do a deal. My huge 20", SEEMLESS widescreen discplay for your display. What a bargain! Only cause were best mates.
:D
yar mate...whould have done it but its too late :(
Well its doable...im going to mount it all on Acrylic
Clicky for pics
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 10 Jan 2007, 01:19
by g00seberry
Good work and everything but err isn't there still a bevel round it now? What have you achieved lol. I don't understand.
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 10 Jan 2007, 01:23
by sizerkozak
Good work and everything but err isn't there still a bevel round it now? What have you achieved lol. I don't understand.
1/4" bezel around the screen is much better than a full inch especially when you double that when they are together
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 10 Jan 2007, 01:54
by JohnnyWakko
Looks promising, can't wait to see your mounted shots. You might start a trend.
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 10 Jan 2007, 07:16
by bandito
paint/cover the silver bezels between the monitors black would be less distracting than silver shinny bezels... just a suggestion.
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 13 Jan 2007, 09:18
by urban1
It looks has though you could overlap the small bezel quite easily aswell
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 27 Jan 2007, 02:59
by sizerkozak
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 27 Jan 2007, 05:05
by Jarrott
oh man that's nice. :shock: ...In a few weeks I'll be able to get mine going...I can't wait! Thanks for the updates on this project. :D
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 27 Jan 2007, 05:10
by JKeefe
Ooooh, pretty...
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 27 Jan 2007, 09:37
by Paddy the Wak
Wow ... your doing a great job ... 8)
So how big are the gaps between the screens now ?
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 27 Jan 2007, 09:40
by JohnnyWakko
Oh my gosh, that is RED HOT!
Can you take some close ups of what you put on the front and how you attached them? Is it perspex?
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 27 Jan 2007, 16:10
by sizerkozak
Wow ... your doing a great job ... 8)
So how big are the gaps between the screens now ?
Hey Paddy,
The gap is now 5/8" ....much better than the full 2 inches !
once i add the LED's so that the edge of the acrylic glows it should look much better
I still have the back of the unit to work on...clean it up...paint some pieces and replace the metal cover with acrlic.
Monitor disasemble (updated)
Posted: 27 Jan 2007, 16:12
by sizerkozak
Oh my gosh, that is RED HOT!
Can you take some close ups of what you put on the front and how you attached them? Is it perspex?
Sure i can take some close up...once i mount the LED's there will be more close up pics....
perspex ?
Umm...not sure what that is...lol...but im using 3/8" acrylic for the screen shield/mount and 1/2" acrylic for the support pieces on the back
