So I've got the AOC 32" IPS monitor, and the stand allows for a fair bit of wobble (standing desk has a bit of movement, monitor exaggerates it). So I was wondering if anyone has found a solution for something like this? I was thinking some support legs that go under the edges of the monitor?
"Legs" to support sides of monitor
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Could you get a desk mount to reduce the wobble from the stand?
A mount will replace the wobbly stand.
Ah, yeah, sorry, brain was in sit/stand desk mode, and I thought you meant an additional shelf type thing for the monitor to go on top of.
Problem is, it's a non vesa mount. So even with an adapter, it'd still be connected by a small area in the middle I guess (unless you can get them that grip around the edges of the monitor?).
Problem is, it's a non vesa mount. So even with an adapter, it'd still be connected by a small area in the middle I guess (unless you can get them that grip around the edges of the monitor?).
Non-vesa could be a problem. What monitor is it?
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3d print something 
might even be a ready-made solution on Thingiverse.
edit: I assume you mean something like https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1156739
might even be a ready-made solution on Thingiverse.edit: I assume you mean something like https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1156739