More arms for the bench
Monitor Desk Mount Arms see
made from die cast aluminum in gray metallic paint with allen key adjustment by grub screws. with some black phasic cosmetic end caps.
the hinges have fat steel pins in steel bushes pressed into die cast aluminum arms.
this benchtop arms are at the cheap end of the scale. lacking any vertical spring balancing or USB ports.
so are not prominently listed on the offceworks site.
Australian office supplies stores.my bench image see \/ has a notch in the end plate, this is part of the die cast aluminum.
decorative lines set into the cast aluminum.
not photoshop!other image is of images from the offceworks site.
ready-to-assemble desk mount kit also has two steel plates so the temporary bench clamp can be made a permanent attachment
by drilling a hole through the bench & adding 6 wood screws.
I am one of them DIY hobbyist's that has five projects on the go at the same time.
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however only one completed.
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so when bench real estate is at a premium, a way to find extra bench space is essential.
an old dentist chair with its many arms is a bit too expensive.
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however local office supplies has this desk mount twin benchtop arms for pc monitors.
the two benchtop arms can hold up to 8kg x2 and swing out to 30cm from a 35cm high upright stand.
one can hold say the oscilloscope, the other a pc monitor or set of DIY DMM cradles. 16kg
all up off the bench. needing custom DIY cradles, however this is another project,
so time will tell when all is gets done.