UPDATE: I'm dropping the price on these to $50, since the economy aint what it was in 2005. :) Paypal, Money Order, or Checks accepted.
These are exactly the same design as the ones offered thru Spincade in 2005. They were professionally machined for cabinets that were never built. These brackets were designed to be mounted to the side walls of a stand-up or cocktail cabinet with no externally visible hardware, although they can easily be modified to work with carriage bolts thru the side walls if you need to mount a heavier screen or use thinner wood.
The 6x22" anchor plates distribute the weight of the monitor over a large area, and when bolted to the monitor chassis, actually give added strength and rigidity to the cabinet. I have personally driven a cabinet using these brackets and a 27" monitor over 100 miles in a bouncy U-Haul trailer, and shipped another cabinet by truck from LA to San Diego and they have held up like a champ.
The brackets are made of almost 1/8" thick steel, very rigid and strong. They feature a 3-piece adjustable design to allow mounting in a variety of situations with different monitor sizes. They were made to mount a 27" arcade monitor with universal mount such as the Wells Gardner D9200 or Betson Multisync digital CRTs, but should work with smaller monitors and arcade LCDs as well.
The brackets can be adjusted to a maximum distance of 20 5/8" between top and bottom mounting holes (standard for 27" monitors) and a minimum of 15 11/16" (for monitors as small as 19".) The horizontal width can also be adjusted depending on the inside width of your cabinet. For example, the minimum inside cabinet width for a 27" monitor would be 24.25" (but not less than the width of the monitor), and the maximum width would be 25.5". The minimum distance between the inside wall and the mounting hole on each side of the monitor is 1.8", the max distance is 2.438". Can be used in wider cabinets by simply adding wood panels to the cabinet walls, or 2x4 supports in the area the monitor is to be mounted. You can find dimensions for many common monitor models on the spec sheets at http://wellsgardner.com/service/ (http://wellsgardner.com/service/)
(http://1uparcade.rmfx.com/images/bracket-WGD9200-27-front.jpg)
I'm selling these for a lower price than 4 years ago, $50, which includes 3-day shipping anywhere in the US. Includes instructions and all mounting hardware: 4 locknuts for the adjustment plates, 4 chassis bolts with nuts for attaching the monitor, 16 wood screws (3/4") with extra deep threads which cut into particle board and plywood without splitting. The last batch I had sold out quick, and when these are gone, that's all folks. I'm not making any more of these, the margins are just too low on small runs like this...
If you're interested, PM me and I'll send you the payment details.
Thanks!
-Rob ;D
Instructions can be found HERE (http://1uparcade.rmfx.com/misc/brackets.htm)