Thanks for these, handy little tool with them going off the profiles themselves to get the angle. Im using 32" monitors. What angle would you recommend for 32" monitors? Thanks
I grabbed the file and left you a cuppa' - I'm sure you could sell these pre-printed and people would buy them for sure. Now, to find someone with a printer..
Thanks, i have tripple 1800r 32 inch benq monitor set up, is the calculation width 710mm+ 5 still a good input in iracing monitor set up, angle is 60 degrees Now i did 710 witdh - 10mm bezel - 760 for curve (R) - then made it 1210 witdh- 10 bezel- 1260 curve, i hope i did it good.
How does measuring the Monitor Stand Arm angle at 60* give you 60* angle of your monitors? Especially when using adjustable vesa mounts for the monitors? Where the monitors mount is so far out away from the angle of the stand amr pivot point... Can someone show me a top down picuture of 32" monitors that are set up at the ideal 60* angle please? Thanks
@grahambronson2153 I have not. When I drew it out, it looked like 55 to 60 would work best to be most natural. I think 65 might be too tight for 1000R. It can also depend on the bezel kit and your bezel width.
I have 1000r and no matter what you’ll have to make a compromise. Less angle looks more natural but in order to use the bezel free kit it has to be tighter. Don’t fuss too much about it being “perfect” just get it to where it looks most right to you. That may take lots of fiddling though haha.
For totally free.....I cut up a piece of cardboard that is a 52 degree template. No need to waist electricity or plastic here. I mean, unless your working for a rig company and setup and tear down rigs all the time, why would you waist time for this?
When I'm not playing race games I move the monitor close to the wall (desk back) so I can use the mouse and keyboard and a desk chair, when I race, I bring one monitor to the limit of the desk, and the side monitor only has 2 centimeters in the desk. That said, I'm not the only one using PC. How many times do we move them back and forth on weekend? Give me an honest number!
Thanks for making this, always had trouble measuring the angle correctly.
You're welcome!
Thanks for these, handy little tool with them going off the profiles themselves to get the angle. Im using 32" monitors. What angle would you recommend for 32" monitors? Thanks
You're welcome. 60 degrees is considered ideal.
Thanks for the good laugh, great video. Appreciate being one of the first to get them lol.
Gotta have some fun, man. Thanks for watching.
Wish I had a 3D printer. 😢 love your videos man. Much appreciated.
Thanks, man. I have a pair of test prints if you're in the US. Priority mail is $10.40, which sucks. I remember when it was 5. Lol
Great channel, can u make a video on how to align the bezal free kit perfectly whether curved or not?
Thank you. Possibly but it would be specific to the SImlab Vario mounts. I won't mount triples without them.
I grabbed the file and left you a cuppa' - I'm sure you could sell these pre-printed and people would buy them for sure. Now, to find someone with a printer..
Thanks, brother. I could print, but shipping is so damn much for such a small part. I shipped a pair on Thursday, and it was 10.40!
@@sense-of-speedMake people pay for shipping then, getting a 3d printer service to do it will most surely be more expensive then u charging delievery
For sure. I might do a few here and there, but US only.
Thanks for doing this, it will make things easier for me. I appreciate all that you have been doing..
You're welcome, man.. Sense of Speed Enterprises cares about YOU!
Thanks, i have tripple 1800r 32 inch benq monitor set up, is the calculation width 710mm+ 5 still a good input in iracing monitor set up, angle is 60 degrees
Now i did 710 witdh - 10mm bezel - 760 for curve (R) - then made it 1210 witdh- 10 bezel- 1260 curve, i hope i did it good.
Should be good, buddy.
Man, mine calculated to a 55 angle. Guess I will have to live with crooked angles.
Using the file? I'm not sure what your mean.
@@sense-of-speed I agree it is great to have but everybody should be using a calculated angle based on their individual set up.
60 is more FOV right ?
How does measuring the Monitor Stand Arm angle at 60* give you 60* angle of your monitors? Especially when using adjustable vesa mounts for the monitors? Where the monitors mount is so far out away from the angle of the stand amr pivot point... Can someone show me a top down picuture of 32" monitors that are set up at the ideal 60* angle please? Thanks
If the monitor is parallel to the arm like it should be, they will be at 60 degrees.
Techically 120 degrees inner corner, right?@@sense-of-speed
Hi! I'm runing 27" triple monitor, would 62° be applicable or do you recommend another angle?
@@massimosalvini3831 I typically recommend 60 for 27's.
@@sense-of-speed thanks!
I saw you viedo about FOV and will go through my setup this coming weekend. Thank you for sharing.
@@massimosalvini3831 You're welcome.
have you tested 1000r 32 inch monitors? what angle is best for those?
@grahambronson2153 I have not. When I drew it out, it looked like 55 to 60 would work best to be most natural. I think 65 might be too tight for 1000R. It can also depend on the bezel kit and your bezel width.
I have 1000r and no matter what you’ll have to make a compromise. Less angle looks more natural but in order to use the bezel free kit it has to be tighter. Don’t fuss too much about it being “perfect” just get it to where it looks most right to you. That may take lots of fiddling though haha.
what wheel is that?
@@bartoszszarko8785 Simedal X-GT
thx!
You're welcome.
For totally free.....I cut up a piece of cardboard that is a 52 degree template. No need to waist electricity or plastic here. I mean, unless your working for a rig company and setup and tear down rigs all the time, why would you waist time for this?
He showed them in a previous video and people asked for the file. Why so negative?
@@hali_moto As I mentioned, if you need to reset your monitor arms often, then it's worth it. 😉
When I'm not playing race games I move the monitor close to the wall (desk back) so I can use the mouse and keyboard and a desk chair, when I race, I bring one monitor to the limit of the desk, and the side monitor only has 2 centimeters in the desk. That said, I'm not the only one using PC.
How many times do we move them back and forth on weekend? Give me an honest number!
And how the hell do you now you cut it 52° without spend money on a tool to measure it?
@@bakerzinho because I have a work desk with an inlay of a protractor and other measuring elements as well.
Go go go lol
Lol. Gotta have fun.