20pcs/lot Slivery 2020 Series L-Shape Interior Inside Corner Connector Joint ...

The media could not be loaded. Honestly, these are pretty nice depending on what you're going to use them for. I'm going to use two to hold this small lightweight monitor up. But even with only one arm, they seem pretty rigid. Wouldn't leave it this way, and I'll be adding a second arm but these will definitely work. I like that you can lift the spring loaded handles and adjust their position independent of tightening the tensioning bolt. This made things so perfect for my application as it allowed me to mount the monitor closer to the machine enclosure without having to worry about handle clearance. Note, I did have to modify two of the alignment nubs (I had to remove them with a dremel) in order to allow me to mount them in the orientation I have them on my extrusion. Other than the few quirks I mentioned above, these are fairly nice, and since I'm wanting to move the monitor angle, the tensioning is plenty tight for my use.

Bought this I guessed it worked for his hack job project

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These are great at the end of the day. Needed some work to fit properly though, there are some overmoulding spots that need to be ground down, and the relief in the corner is not deep enough to fit corner cubes, so you have to mill/file/grind them a little. Also every single hole needed to be tapped before anything would screw in, but they accomplish the goal after that.

I experimented with lock washers and even added steel tubing to limit flexing of the internal fork. The leverage is just way too high with 300 mm extrusions.

Very lightweight, and appears to be strong enough to get the job done. I searched and searched for good panel mount bracket for 20mm extrusion or 80/20 10 series extrusions and found nothing that wasn’t crazy expensive. I’ll definitely be buying these again.

These did great for what I was using them for. Thanks

The button head screws are what you need for this tight location. I feel like the brackets themselves may have been made in the same factory, and they just don't have room for socket head screws. Tongling assembled parts that work together.