VESA Adapter/Bracket for 24" Monitor

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Did not want to spend money buying a new screen - Decided to make my own brand of VESA 75/100 adapter bracket. Works on my 24" monitor with roughly a 30 degree angle (diagonal). Instructions 1) Print 2 x Corners 2) Print 2 x Mirror corners. 3) print 1 x VESA 4) 1 x threaded 700 cm length 8mm to go from corner to corner 5) The other 700mm should be cut in the middle and then secured with a nut in the VESA mount near the center - see 2 x slots to seat nuts. (2 x nuts to lock the two rods in place) 6) 'flat' side of the VESA bracket should be against the monitor. 7) Secure the 4 x corners with the other 4 x nuts - provided driver if you don't have a tube socket 8) It is easier to first mount the bracket to the arm before adding the monitor. I did not have hex bolts, thus you have to fasten the bolts with screw driver and hex socket. Parts -) 4 x cornets (2 normal, 2 mirrored) -) Vesa bracket -) About 2m of 8mm threaded rod -) 6 x 8mm nuts -) 4 x M5 Nut & bolt - or 8 x if you want to screw both the 75 and 100 for extra security. The print orientation of the STL preview suck - orientate correctly - the 'bottom' part of the rod-tube for the 4 x cornets may need some support. Edit: Added a mirror STL of the corner if anyone is not sure how to mirror.