I hate TVs... they take up a lot of space and are always a pain to move. I've had to move locations about 8 times in the last year-and-a-quarter so traveling light is a priority. To remedy having to lug a large TV box with me everywhere I go, I got a small projector.

Problem is, if I want to avoid losing my deposit, drilling a hole in the ceiling is not an option. Still, I like to mount my projector above me but it has to be upside down to render the image properly. So, I bought a simple drying rack from Lowe's, cut out some of the sides and used it as a cage from which to hang the projector.

One final step, so that I can easily level the image on the projected wall, is to create these adjusters that simply slide onto the cage. Clever, eh?

If you found this useful, it would bring me great joy to see your work - so be sure to share. :)

Or, better yet, please feel free to dump a bitcoin or two here:

1Py3TUeR8noBN2giHyFV1GfB6x3Kh2WEVv

... include a note to the effect of "Hi 3E8, thanks for the iPhone 7 cover thing... my life is infinitely better on account of it and please accept this paltry amount in gratitude".

You're welcome! (in advance) :D

Also, feel free to peruse my other submissions which are almost as varied as they are many:

http://www.thingiverse.com/3E8/designs

Enjoy!

August 21, 2018 update: per the comments section, I found out the cage is actually a storage shelf, not a drying rack: https://www.walmart.com/ip/ClosetMaid-White-Under-Shelf-Storage-Bin/716907966

Category: DIY