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17-07-2004, 3:50 PM
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Screen surrounds
I'm thinking of building a border for my screen (it's really a nice patch of white wall at present - can't really afford a posh screen), and I am planning on making a timber frame, with black felt streched over it.
My question is: I want to be able to lower and raise the top and bottom parts of the screen respectively for when I watch things in different aspect ratios... any ideas on how to do this relatively easily (and cheaply)? Ta!!! |
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