Review on 🔧 Heavy Duty Universal Projector Mount, Ceiling/Wall Mount Bracket, Max Load 45lbs, Extendable 15.7-23.6in / 40-60cm, Adjustable Angle, White by Cory Spence

I wanted to order a projector stand because the makeshift stand I'm using isn't the best and I think it's dangerous. This device consisted of a microphone stand to which the top of a music stand was attached. This causes obvious problems due to the fragile way it is configured. With this very nice stand with arm extension option for projectors, I found a solution to not having to worry about collisions with the tripod microphone stand I'm using. This mounting fixture also gives my setup a professional look. It can be used in any way imaginable to make it work for you. Ideally you want to use this with a projector that has mounting holes at the top. The projector I used did not have holes to use the included extension cord that comes with this mechanism. My projector has a threaded hole in the bottom center. What I did was not attach the four extensions or supports for the intended installation but left the main mounting plate bare. I then enlarged the screw hole intended for one of the extensions. After that I was able to screw in a thick screw that fits into the bottom mounting hole under the machine. For additional stabilization of the device, I used a reliable wide stabilizer that can be unscrewed. They're on every projector I've ever used and they're always a life saver. With this screw I placed the projected image in the center of the screen. The center main shaft slides out when you need extra leverage. I didn't need it so I hid it. I removed two tiny screws holding the bracket to the base of the wall. This allowed me to raise my hand just enough to set the initial centering of the projected image. Then I just stuck a thin drill bit into the hole of the two holes where the screws I just removed were. After that, I was left with an easily adjustable stabilizer. I feel that the metal used in this device is of good quality. I believe in its durability and I think it will last a long time. In conclusion, I had fun finding a way to use the mounting mechanism. I recommend this projector stand for both home and professional presentations.