My 19" monitor would have crushed the frame that was there that slid in and out So I wripped the guides out and got 2 even lengths of 2x4 and screwed them into the side where the old guides were so that now I have a lip to sit the monitor on instead of screwing to a board and then sliding the board in.
I then too the back cover off of the monitor leaving the front cover and slid it onto the lip. It slides in and out with ease now.
I then attached another 2x4 as a stopper for the front of the monitor that will also serve as the base of a shelf for the control panel.. Tonight I will attach another 2 bits of 2x4 on the bottom of the cab to hold the monitor from underneath and just make it stronger.
I have also re-enforced the monitor by stuffing the sides with strips of wood that I have put washing up liquied on to give it an easy slide. The monitor now slides out the back of the machine in one easy movement.
I am very happy with the result, even though it sits slightly higher than a standard monitor it still sits about 1 inch under the glass. All thats left for the monitor is to make me a bezel. I am thinking I will make a cardboard one but also make an artistick one that I will contact to the glass.
Should be good.
Tonight I will make the nerve wracking cuts into the cab for the control deck