Projector mount with Phillips screw driver angle adjustment
First Claim
1. A projector mount comprising:
- a first mounting side operably attachable to ceiling, floor or wall structure;
a second mounting side located on the opposing side of said first mounting side for operable attachment of a projector;
said projector mount providing a side-to-side angular adjustment of said first mounting side relative to said second mounting side in an axis extending through said projector mount;
said side-to-side angular adjustment is by means of a rack gear formed from the projector mount;
a hole that partially eclipses an adjacent said rack gear through which an interior diameter of said hole provides a bearing surface for the function of locating a cross tipped screwdriver whereby flutes of said cross tipped screwdriver is engageable into said rack gears and when said cross tipped screwdriver is turned in said rack gear(s) said side-to-side angle is adjusted by lifting one side of said projector mount wherein said side-to-side angle between said first mounting side and said second mounting side is altered;
a plurality of independently adjustable securing arms for securing said projector that provides mounting and air flow between said projector mount and a mounted projector and,a yaw adjustment that is adjusted through said independently adjustable securing arms.
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Abstract
Improvements in a mount for attaching a television of projector to an overhead or ground structure is disclosed. The mount allows for spin, side to side and front to back angle adjustment. The adjustment components are formed from the present projector mount uses metal component having a rack comprising a plurality of formed teeth that are engageable in the recessed side of a crosshead screwdriver that is trademarked as a Phillips screwdriver. The recesses of the crosshead screwdriver act as a pinion gear in the rack to adjust the mounted angle of a projector on the projector mount. This configuration reduces parts count, size and cost without compromising functionality. The axis of rotation of both the side-to-side and front-to-back pass through the projector mount.
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14 Claims
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1. A projector mount comprising:
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a first mounting side operably attachable to ceiling, floor or wall structure; a second mounting side located on the opposing side of said first mounting side for operable attachment of a projector; said projector mount providing a side-to-side angular adjustment of said first mounting side relative to said second mounting side in an axis extending through said projector mount; said side-to-side angular adjustment is by means of a rack gear formed from the projector mount; a hole that partially eclipses an adjacent said rack gear through which an interior diameter of said hole provides a bearing surface for the function of locating a cross tipped screwdriver whereby flutes of said cross tipped screwdriver is engageable into said rack gears and when said cross tipped screwdriver is turned in said rack gear(s) said side-to-side angle is adjusted by lifting one side of said projector mount wherein said side-to-side angle between said first mounting side and said second mounting side is altered; a plurality of independently adjustable securing arms for securing said projector that provides mounting and air flow between said projector mount and a mounted projector and, a yaw adjustment that is adjusted through said independently adjustable securing arms. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A projector mount comprising:
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a first mounting side operably attachable to a ceiling, floor or wall structure; at second mounting side located on the opposing side of said first mounting side for operable attachment of a projector; said projector mount providing a front-to-back angular adjustment of said first mounting side relative to said second mounting side in an axis extending through said projector mount; said front-to-back angular adjustment is by means of a rack gear formed from the projector mount; a hole that partially eclipses an adjacent said rack gear through which an interior diameter of said hole provides a bearing for the function of locating a cross tipped screwdriver whereby flutes of said cross tipped screwdriver is engageable into said rack gears and when said cross tipped screwdriver is turned in said rack gear(s) said front-to-back angle is adjusted by lifting one side of said projector mount wherein said front-to-back angle between said first mounting side and said second mounting side is altered; a plurality of independently adjustable securing arms for securing said projector that provides mounting and air flow between said projector mount and a mounted projector and, a yaw adjustment that is adjusted through said independently adjustable securing arms. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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