Yeah, exactly. They sure do look nice! Maybe I should reconsider 
I used an old iron curtain rail and a few elements to mount the monitors on the bar table. With 3D printed parts. I’m very happy with it. It was a bit of work, but my wall is too unstable to mount something that heavy. I can also adjust the height of the standing desk and the monitors adapt to it. I can share the 3D model on request.
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That looks awesome! How did you fix the monitors to the stands?
I have two threaded holes on the back of the monitors for wall mounting. I had to print these two rather large parts. The monitors rest on four rubber buffers at the front and are screwed on from behind with two screws.
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That looks really pro, also that they’re angled a bit. I should really find someone with a 3D printer or find a nearby maker space…
Correct me if I’m wrong but I always thought angling monitors was not advised…? I’m sure I learnt years and years ago to keep em straight / perpendicular, at ear level, forming an equilateral triangle with your head.
Each to their own though of course. We all have our own preferred ways of working 
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