| Manufacturer | 3M |
|---|---|
| Brand | 3M |
| Item Weight | 8 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 309 x 482 x 10.2 inches |
| Item model number | CS200MB |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Color | Black |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CS200MB |
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So Close to a Great Product
I really wanted a five-star product. But here is the issue. I have a 9" wide by 19" tall desktop PC. The flange that goes underneath the computer only extends 5 1/2". This means there is tremendous pressure on the dust filter and metal mesh on the bottom of my PC when I would prefer that this flange extend the full 9 inches.Second, in order to get the PC into the unit, I had to either take off its rear foot or give the whole PC another inch of space to hang down. It was quite a pain. Third, the plastic arm that drops down to hold the the PC in place against the flange coming down on the other side only contacts the PC near the top. No contact at all any further down. It looks bad and looks precarious. Fourth, it would be very helpful when mounting my PC in the unit to remove the plastic holding arm. But you cannot do this and reassemble it with the PC in place. But this seems to be an oversight because parts are all machined to accept a 5 1/2 long bolt that could fit into the knob currently attached to a 5/8" or so bolt. The longer bolt would allow you to put the plastic holding arm in place after placing the PC on the metal flanges.And amazing as this may seem, this being 3M, the assembly instructions were pathetic! As I messed with trying to get my PC mounted, the whole unit rolled totally out the front and fortunately, I caught it! Nothing I noticed in the instructions told me to secure it in place IMMEDIATELY lest the PC can slide out and fall to the floor.Anyway, it is all in place now. I will look into getting that 5 1/2" bolt I mentioned. I would love to extend that lower flange all the way across the base of my PC, but that may be quite difficult.Updated: The Holder as designed did not work for my desktop. It was not secure. But I got the holder to work by replacing the outer bracket with a common 15" Rubber Bungee Cord (e.g. https://www.amazon.com/ROBLOCK-Heavy-Duty-Crimped-Securing-Canvases/dp/B085Q2Z7G7/), a chain, and a third bungee hook. Why the chain vs. trying to use a 20" to 21" bungee? So you have the flexibility to choose degrees of tightness for the bungee. And mine it tight!
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There are so many flaws with this thing.
1. The design: Its not held together by screws or even some clever interlocking fasteners. Its just hung together in the most insecure way possible. Its just balancing on sharp metal slits that can come crashing down. I actually dropped my PC twice while trying to hang it underneath the desk.
2. The holding capability is limited to smaller ITX workstation cases that were common back in the early 2000s. I bought this because 3m's description says it can handle a 50lbs case. Its all BS. It technically can hold 50lbs, because its bent sheet metal, but in truth, it cannot hold a mid atx case and prevent it from drooping down towards the floor.
3. The materials: Its unrefined sheet metal with plastic. The mounting base is very thin sheet metal that is coated in some really bad truck-spray liner. Its all one giant sheet of metal that feels like a lettuce shredder. The sharp edges and lack of mounting protection gashed the case of my $4k gaming PC.
The second flaw in the materials is the arm that is supposed to secure to the base. Its made entirely of some flexible plastic. This is the piece that is supposed to keep the whole PC tower from falling down.
The bottom part of the 3m PC holder is just badly designed. The part where the case sits is about 3", which totally throws the PC case off balance. It tries to fall on its side and the only thing holding it in place is the hollow plastic flap. In my pics, I posted my work around. I had to use motorcycle straps to ratched down the pieces from falling. This was the only way, i could have gotten the whole PC and case holder in place. Its just so stupid.
1. The design: Its not held together by screws or even some clever interlocking fasteners. Its just hung together in the most insecure way possible. Its just balancing on sharp metal slits that can come crashing down. I actually dropped my PC twice while trying to hang it underneath the desk.
2. The holding capability is limited to smaller ITX workstation cases that were common back in the early 2000s. I bought this because 3m's description says it can handle a 50lbs case. Its all BS. It technically can hold 50lbs, because its bent sheet metal, but in truth, it cannot hold a mid atx case and prevent it from drooping down towards the floor.
3. The materials: Its unrefined sheet metal with plastic. The mounting base is very thin sheet metal that is coated in some really bad truck-spray liner. Its all one giant sheet of metal that feels like a lettuce shredder. The sharp edges and lack of mounting protection gashed the case of my $4k gaming PC.
The second flaw in the materials is the arm that is supposed to secure to the base. Its made entirely of some flexible plastic. This is the piece that is supposed to keep the whole PC tower from falling down.
The bottom part of the 3m PC holder is just badly designed. The part where the case sits is about 3", which totally throws the PC case off balance. It tries to fall on its side and the only thing holding it in place is the hollow plastic flap. In my pics, I posted my work around. I had to use motorcycle straps to ratched down the pieces from falling. This was the only way, i could have gotten the whole PC and case holder in place. Its just so stupid.
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CrazyCanuck
Don't settle for cheap CPU mounts. This is the one you want!
Reviewed in Canada on January 22, 2018Vern
A squeeze with big cases and a little wobbly but secure
Reviewed in Canada on March 4, 2021