What the thread found

• A secondary LCD monitor can be mounted to the bottom of a Master series monitor using a hard plastic plate connected via elongated screws.
• The mounting screws must be installed center first, then the sides, to avoid internal CRT disconnection.
• Proper screw length is critical—screws that are too short will not secure the connection, while oversized screws can press into internal components.
• Adding a washer between the mounting plate and monitor housing can compensate for screw length variations.
• Alternative mounting methods include Velcro attachment between monitors or using a separate bracket system with spigots to allow quick swapping between different monitor types.

Depends on

• Specific dimensions and screw sizes were not provided in the discussion.
• The exact mounting location and hole specifications for the Master series monitor were not detailed.
• One participant mentioned carrying extra weight as a concern with this setup.
• The long-term reliability and safety of this homemade bracket system was not thoroughly tested or documented.

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