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Yes, the stock glass is re-installed per the normal method with the metal brackets, nothing changes on the front side. I cleaned the glass and kept it stock because I want the anti-glare properties since I have other cabs and lit signs in the space.

It should all make sense after you print them, but just for a little orientation of how many to print and where it all goes:

My STLs: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15Z4bi1mAHdz66phXgZTcYXzid6PsTaNn/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RhYPtyarAYnX7lvQQbb91k8sRmAqN6dH/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nfKRmNEM0bcROrBpAY-rcDXZnavAaz-z/view?usp=sharing They're designed to have 1mm of...

What I did is just not really a 'kit'. I'd be happy to share some files, but you need a 3D printer and a laser cutter, and it's not exactly plug and play. Not hard either mind you. What @ikefc did in the opening post of this thread is actually probably easier for people to do though. I was just...

Yeah FrancoB and I just did parallel independent development of some homebrew mounting solutions, inspired by someone else's. If you are at all handy there are a lot of ways to mount modern panels. And the Hadouken bracket seems really nice if you don't mind spending the cash for a developed...

I like the blue and white, it looks nice and very natural.

Ah, I see, yeah that sounds messy. Just to check, do you have FreeSync turned on for both monitors? It should still work at 60hz. Obviously the 1440p picture is a big upgrade over 720p, but tbh the main motivation for upgrading for me was the high refresh rate for lowered input lag. It's not...

Yes, PC. What do you mean they're two different monitors? Do you mean actual different models with different specs? I'm running at 165hz over displayport, vsync off, screens mirrored from a 3080, no tearing.

Played our first real sets on the new monitors last night. They look great, really pleased with the upgrade. Going from 720p to 1440p is quite a leap. I haven't done any lag testing yet, but I am curious to try.

After posting pics of my Vewlix monitor upgrades: I've had several people ask me about the SF6 art on them and if it was available. They're original pieces I made for my games and also to share with some of the other Gutter Trash crew members for their cabs. But I don't mind sharing them with...

I made them, I didn't like the stock arcade ones, too much Luke. ;) Several people have been interested in them, I don't mind sharing. I'll make a new thread for visibility. Edit: Thread here...

Ha, totally missed that thread, great minds think alike.

Right. For the first part that's why I was suggestion you could make cardboard spacers from a printed template. No special tools needed, print at home or at a local office place, glue onto cardboard, cut out with a knife or scissors. Everyone should have access to that. The second part is...

Mine are held in place using the existing screws, but I guess you need those for the bracket.

I just made my own brackets instead of buying this, but I have access to tools not everyone does like a laser cutter. I think the Hadouken bracket is still a great idea. One thing I did as part of my install though that might be helpful for everyone was 3D print brackets to perfectly center the...

Good to go, second one went way faster than the first, once I knew what I was doing and could just make all the right parts the first time. They look great, very pleased.

For sure, ask away. Very close to yours, and with all the play in the slots on the back obviously not a critical measurement.

Yes, I have a 50watt with a 600x400mm cutting area. I wanted one for years too, and a couple years ago I made it happen. I use it a ton, extremely useful tool. It compliments a 3D printer wonderfully, I do a lot of projects that use the strengths of both. Highly recommended for creative makers...

Yes, the way it's put together is there's the old commercial monitor in a metal cage, and it's screwed into a metal frame, which then has four pieces that go around it to clamp the glass down. What we're doing is replacing the metal cage that takes the screws with 3D printed parts that take the...