Screen and keyboard mounting ideas ???

I agree... very nice...

One time I've setled simple screen to steel cabinet. I made hole in that cabinet (dimensions are smaller then screen). Make steel 4 L profils and stick with them my screen.

One time I connect screen from outer side, screen has 4 bolts on backside to connect to wall. I used them.

Now I bought touchscreen that has mounting connections to steel plate.

I can't do anything as slick as rodw or as tidy as andys (that whole thing is just neat, especially the separate mpgs for the axis)

I keep thinking about a touch screen but if I did buy one I'd have to put it on my Tormach mill and can't really justify one forget about two of them. (I have a couple of old ancient ones here that someone smarter than me could probably get working with linux but I've only got so many front burners on the stove...)

I think I'll have make up something to mount the screen sort of like andys but to the wall near the tailstock and then some form of articulated arm for the keyboard/mouse (keep thinking a trackball might be better but again $$$) that can be mounted to the stand or somewhere to swing out/in out of the way (small shop problems)

Thanks for the ideas, keep them coming as well
M

Search for the ASUS VT168H, they are pretty affordable and what I'm using. Super light 15.6" monitor I am using.

I don't know where mooser is going to set it's monitor, but I think it should be something as industrial monitor that has screws for installing in cabinets.
Like this one
I've bought one and already checked it's workability. But havn't set in operation.
Seems to work fine. Sensor a little hard to touch but for my task it's OK.

Nice find. The better industrial monitors are around USD $1k and up!

andypugh wrote:

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VESA arm mount bolted to a panel on the back of the headstock.
MPGs mounted on the saddle.

(Ignore the keyboard, that lives in the house and is brought into the workshop only as needed)

When you say the keyboard lives in the house, is that a touch screen then?
M

tommylight wrote:

Rod, you do have a plasma and a press, make a metal case for it and call it industrial as that is the only difference i have ever seen.

Thats exactly my plan. If they wanted a more robust monitor with industrial touch screen technology it would probably be a $2k option and it would mount the same way as the asus