Triple monitor stand sleek, uses one power cord

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One stand, three monitors — and running off of one power cord. That's the impressive project one Overclock.net forum member has built so he can position the monitors at exactly the angles he wanted and also easily slide them into portait mode.
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If you use multiple monitors, you can create a similar setup to this by yourself that saves energy.Courtesy of Lifehacker

One stand, three monitors — and running off of one power cord. That's the impressive project that Overclock.net forum member eovnu87435ds has built so he can position the monitors at exactly the angles he wanted and also easily slide them into portait mode.

He created custom Vesa blocks to mount the monitors, and provides a PDF and Autodesk file if you want to do this yourself too.

The single power cord for all three monitors was made from a large server power cord mated with three ends, and the cord is hidden in the stand's pipe. A heavy steel plate with rubber feet on the bottom forms the base.

Pretty cool, right? Hit up this link to checkout the complete DIY.

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