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To those who have built a gaming table with TV - what did you use to protect the screen and where did you put it? A couple of options for materials: Acrylic: -Shiny; + less scratches than Polycarbonate; +more stiff than poly; -less than glass.
Plexi to be avoided but shuld one go with plastic than acrylic or polycarbonate have been suggested. I've used acrylic for gaming before and it scratches fairly easy as well. I used an older tv and built it into a table for gaming, with plexiglass as covering.
Measure your TV width and height. Mark the sizes on the acrylic sheet, add about a half inch of overhang (for aesthetics). Use the straight-edge and scoring tool to score a DEEP line into the acrylic. Snap off the excess. Drill Mounting Slots. You need a way to attach the protector to the TV.
15 gru 2010 · All you really need for the project is a sheet of acrylic, a drill, and some long strips of velcro. Just drill some flat holes into the acrylic sheet and wrap the velcro through them and around...
Measure the screen and get a sheet of 3mm (1/8") clear acrylic, cut to exact size minus 1mm in each direction, just enough that you can get a fingernail under it to get it out again. Acrylic cleans very well with naptha (Shellite, lighter fluid); soak a tissue in it and rub the acrylic.
13 maj 2006 · I am hoping to gain your opinions on using a surge protector extension lead for OLED TVs. I am planning on wall mounting an OLED TV and have the option to add a normal plug point to the wall behind it that I can just plug the TV into.
30 paź 2023 · To properly mount your TV, you’ll need the proper tools. Depending on which TV mount you buy, it will probably come with all the screws, anchors, and washers you need. However, you will need a few tools of your own to complete the job, including a power drill, stud finder, tape measure, and more.
