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| cheers guys, not bad ideas at all. I wonder if I can build a simple "AppleTV Shoe" out of wood. I notice there are small ~5mm gaps around the edges. I could get a slab of wood and glue or screw together little wooden tabs to slot inside the recesses snugly. that's just crazy enough to work! |
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| If it's possible, I would give the tabs a slight upward slope to counter gravity. ![]() (The lovely illustration is a bit exagerated, of course.)
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| It's a nice product though, the TV tray, maybe I will buy it...
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| He bout you take of the top, put a few screws through it into the wall, put the cover back and and your done!
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| Wall mounts are kind of funny -- most every screen you see in ads and in commercial spaces are likely wall mounted in a very clean way, but when you get yours home you'll quickly realize how much of a pain it is to do and requires some real knowledge of construction and electrical techniques. A wall-mounted screen without hidden cabling is kind of an eyesore and I can't help but look at my TV over the fireplace and the jumble of wires below and wish I found someone to do a clean job on it. I tried a local electrician and they had never done one and couldn't really give a quote on what it might cost. |
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| Fryke, thank you very much. |