Chiron LCD Mount

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Moving the display to another location was an intriguing idea that I decided to explore further. However, a major obstacle stood in my way - the mount was too heavily slanted for my comfort. Since my printer is at eye level and the display already had a slight tilt due to its casing, adjusting it became a challenge. To overcome this issue, I discovered that printing the entire mount as one piece would eliminate the need for glue altogether. Furthermore, in my revised design, I eliminated the screw connection required to secure the display to the frame. If desired, users can also print the two aluminum profile holders separately and then assemble everything with glue. In order to perfect the model, I made some significant changes because the original holes didn't fit precisely 100%.