Laptop Mounts
#11
I bought a laptop stand from Wal-Mart for $20 or so. I bought two 10 lb weights and zip-tied them to the base to keep the stand from falling over. i have two bungies to strap the laptop to the top and it works just fine. gives me a little more counter space when i park for the night too. I wouldnt justify spending $300 for something i could get by with $30. you're paying for the name, and the bragging rights just to say 'i have a laptop mount in my truck'. Who cares......
#14
Where those peaches I saw?!?!?!
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#16
Phantom,wsyrob
would you mind sharing photos of your mechanical wizardry.
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#17
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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I posted a couple of pictures above. Its all made out of 1/2 inch threaded pipe, elbows, and flanges you can buy at any hardware store. You can buy the pipe in any length already threaded from 1 inch up to 10 feet. My set up is a flange bolted to the seat bolt. 2" pipe, quick disconnect fitting, 10 inch pipe, 90 degree elbow, 10 inch pipe, 90 degree elbow, 4 inch pipe, flange attached to the Plexiglas holder. You could use a piece of plywood and get it all from the hardware store.
below is a picture of a leftover pipe and a 45 degree elbows I didn't use.
#18
I posted a couple of pictures above. Its all made out of 1/2 inch threaded pipe, elbows, and flanges you can buy at any hardware store. You can buy the pipe in any length already threaded from 1 inch up to 10 feet. My set up is a flange bolted to the seat bolt. 2" pipe, quick disconnect fitting, 10 inch pipe, 90 degree elbow, 10 inch pipe, 90 degree elbow, 4 inch pipe, flange attached to the Plexiglas holder. You could use a piece of plywood and get it all from the hardware store.
below is a picture of a leftover pipe and a 45 degree elbows I didn't use.
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#19
I have a laptop mount that I purchased off of Ebay for $75. and I like it a lot. I didn't have to drill any holes, and the installation is really easy and quick. The best part that I like about the mount is that it can be removed in 5 seconds via quick disconnects if needed. It's height adjustable and can be configured in numerous different angles to fit your needs.
This stud bolts to the floor using your existing seat bolt: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Here's the seller that I purchased mine from. BTW.... the seller accepted my offer of $75. even though it's listed at $89. Car Truck Laptop Computer NB GPS Mount Stand Table Desk - eBay (item 180348480305 end time Apr-26-09 20:49:48 PDT) |










