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I did do some teaking after all the heavy work was done. I had to run some caulk around the hole in the ceiling. I placed some washer under the heads of a couple of the M6 bolts to bring the projector into perfect "level".

Naa. It only took a few minutes to cut the plywood to size on my table saw. A minute or two longer to round the edges. Another minute to sand it smooth. I drilled the 4 holes in each piece of plywood for the flanges and used a hole saw for a 2" hole in the center to run the wires. I bolted a...

I bought all parts at Lowe's except for the M6 bolts. I got them at Ace hardware. The lens shift is great! It allows you some wiggle room where you would normally have to have the projector mounted in the "perfect" position. For ceiling mounted use you can't position the top edge of the image...

I used a 12" x 1.5" 'threaded nipple'($1.50) and two 1.5" 'threaded flanges'($7.00 x 2). These are heavy gray PVC. These three parts with screwed together and mounted to 3/8" thick pieces of oak plywood on each end. One was cut to about 8" x 12", with rounded corners. I drilled three holes in...

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/attac...achmentid=9119 Cost me about $20. Climbing around the attic wasn't fun :frowning: