Is it possible to cut/modify the projection from 10' to 9'?
1114222
Its possible but you would have to cut a foot off of the roof sections and the side support beams as well as drill new holes. The cuts would need to be very clean because the way the panels interlock any cut that isn't perfect would make locking the panels together difficult.
1114223
Share similar response before: you may wish to use an aluminum cutting tool.
1114224
You would need to be able to cut the length off of each 1' wide interlocking ceiling piece. Then cut the length off of the mounting pieces at the top which attatch to your existing structure. YES, it can be done, reiterating the previous response..."lot of work".
1114225
Yes, all you have to do would be to take 12-inches off the bottom and drill new holes for the bolt that holds the foot piece that connects to the concrete! I misunderstood the question! I agree with the other answers that it is possible but would be a tough job. Also, in addition to the panels, you would need to take off a foot from the 4 interconnecting c-channels that form each end of the cover!
1114226
When you refer to projection, are you asking about the distance from the mount wall to the outer edge? If so, I would not recommend it. You will loose all of the mount holes and reference points and obviously need to cut down the side rails/frame. If you are good with your hands and have the tools to do a clean job cutting all the sheet metal, then yes it can be done! This thing was a big enough pain in the neck to assemble without all the extra work. But honestly, after all the hassle, it came out nice.
1626761
It is not easy to see from all angles. This product is wonderful because of the projection, however, there is room for lots of improvements!
1592942
There is a bezel with a lens that lets you change the size of the lighted area from 6 inches to 3 feet when the object you are lighting is 2 1/2 feet from the light. the farther away the larger the lighted area.
667653
Yes. You can either cut out the images first, or insert a 5" piece of paper with the image(s) on it and cut out after the adhesive has been applied. They have both a permanent and a repositionable adhesive available. Good luck.
44686
I would contact them directly with that question. I have not needed to try cutting it. The one I bought is 60". The Grizzley people I spoke to were very helpful.
210810
You can change the pip. All corners and middle. You can also adjust the size of the picture
960555
If I remember right, yes you can adjust the angle, but not significantly. For anything drastic, you may need to prop it with a book or something.
622807
Yes, you can cut it at certain places along the strip. However, you might prefer to "wrap" it around the back of your TV so that you can still use the full length if you decide to buy a larger one later. Try it out and see if you like the look before you cut it. The product flyer on this page says you can: http://www.antec.com/soundscience/hdtv-bias-lighting.php
820284
10 foot tracks or a splice connection to add length to the one it comes with.
838547
We mounted our projected at church about 5-6 feet from the wall, and I think you can reduce the screen size by using the keystone feature. Hope this helps.
674927
Yes, there are different lengths available. The old and new style would take a slightly different buffer.
944787
You can try the 60" by 80". If you are referring to inches and not feet like you posted. From there if you don't like the excess amount, you can modify it.
1549075
It's not designed to be modified. You could certainly cut off one side with a hacksaw, but it would not be recommended. The shade is not adjustable within the shade itself. The manufacturer offers narrower shades.
240280
I put mine 15 feet away and project 144". I'd say that a 10' through would give you 108"
2254921
The outline of the original trapezoidal projection probably cannot be eliminated, because the projector uses digital, not optical, keystone correction. What you are seeing is the entire image projected by the lamp, including the areas mostly blacked out by the LCD panels during digital keystone correction. The image sharpness is degraded by the digital keystone correction, so I do not use it.
596471
You should be able to use the projector's menu commands: Extended, Projection, Front/Ceiling. This information comes from the "EX3210/EX3212/EX5210/EX7210 User's Guide" (https://files.support.epson.com/pdf/ex3210/ex3210ug.pdf), under Projection Modes and Changing the Projection Mode Using the Menus (pages 54-55).
1381477
Yes, we can supply you with any length up to 98". Send us an email and we would be happy to cut it for you at any length you need. Thank you.