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I have now modified the system for adjusting the screen angle when using a BV 7 single pole stand with for me a 10-40 tv. Login to view image   Login to view image     Login to view image   I will try to update the photos by using the flash on my camera.  

Finally got back to this having been diverted by 4m3 of logs for my fire, they needed splitting, stacking etc Back to the tilt arrangement. I found a piece of silver steel, 3mm in diametet, cut a 3mm thread on one end to mount the turnbuckle. I then cut the piec to approximate length, and cut a 3mm thread on the blank end. I cut a piece of 2mm ali strip to create a mount for the rod, I intnded using an STB tube mount. The strip had a 3mm hole on the projecting end. Login to view image The central cable mounting area in the bottom centre of the rear of the tv was drilled out with a 4mm hole. The left handed threaded piece was mounted there using a 4mm screw. The right handed thread piece was then fitted and the length needed was measured. Login to view image   The long piece was then adjusted, the pieces were then mounted and the cable tie was removed. Login to view image Login to view image Login to view image   Login to view image   Login to view image With this system and all the thread piece screwed in the screen is virtually vertical with the possibility of and adjustment of around 30mm to give some tilt of said screen, time will tell if it is sufficient, The various scratches etc will be burnished away when I locate my Micro Mesh kit! This has been an interesting challenge, I think it is going to be successful!!

Good solution, thanks for the photos - and good to see your new stand connection adaptor in the background!

Now I have finished the installation of peripherals, BC2, PC, etc. I need to visit a DIY store in Quimper, it's part of the B&Q group to look for some ducting or cable wrap to tidy up the cable runs, the original wrap has been uv affected. The photos are not very good but give an idea of my situation, I would love to get hold of a cble cover as well, rocking horse droppings I suspect! Login to view image Login to view image Login to view image Login to view image Login to view image   And the final view of the cables tidied Login to view image