Aoc 27G2 Hero stand repurpose 75mm by thigo94

Last crawled date: 2 years, 10 months ago

This project is composed of 2 parts that i designed to adapt the original aoc hero 27g2 monitor stand to use with my old lg ultrawide monitor (but should work with any light and sub 29" 75mm vesa monitor). This files are designed to allows the monitor to rotate 360 degrees around the base, allow height adjustment, tilt and both vertical and horizontal positioning of the monitor while using as little desk space as possible.
Things needed:
To use this mount you will need a screw with a matching nut (6mm diameter should be more than enought) and 2 large washers to mount the table base to the table, for this you will need a hole in the table and is also recomended to use a little bit of rubber between the base and the table to avoid the base rotating or moving. To attach the vesa adapter to the post you will need 4 (i believe the are 10mm, but i might be wrong on this one if those are too long they will lock the horizontal and vertical rotation of the monitor) screws with the correct thread. To attach the pole you will need 4 15mm long screws that fit the threads under the AOC post. I had a hard time removing the black screws that attached the post to the base originally but with a little bit of heat the thread lock softened. (thread lock is recomended fot every screw that goes on metal threads).
I recommend first attaching the Vesa 75mm adapter to the post and verifying if it can rotate normally. Then you will attach the post to the base using the metal plate, the 2 big plastic whashers (to avoid friction between the base and the metal parts you can also lubricate this parts) and the 15mm long screws, for this the base has a hole to allow a screwdriver to reach the screws. After this the base and the post should have a relatively easy rotation.
At last you will use the long screw to go through the table and the base center hole, using the washer between the screw head and the bottom of the table and the other between the nut and the base (to distribute the force evenly). Now all that is left is to attach your monitor in a way that will allow it to rotate to the desired positions (landscape and portrait or landscape and upsidedown portraid)
I TAKE NO RESPONSABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED BY THIS PROJECT.
Printing:
Supports only for steep angles, i used 75°.
I recommend 1-1.2mm walls/top/bottom layers with 30% infill (remember that is better to use a little more plastic and not have any issues later.
I will attach a picture with the recomended printing orientation to all parts to allow the best result. (remember, you will only need one table base)
Please, share your results and any modifications that you think are needed.
Hope this is usefull and sorry for my terrible english.