would this product work to display my silver eagle proofs in their display box in the open position?
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Im not sure if that would work or not. The box is only about 3 inches deep. i not sure on the demintions of the silver eagle proofs.
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Hi there, it works like a charm, you only need to be very cheerful when you try to remove the old display from the main case. It may brake fairly easy!!
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It could, although it probably wouldn't be the greatest quality and you'll need a powerful enough GPU to drive the extra pixels at high frame rates. It is made more for static image displays. There is an answer to this question on the Displaylink website
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The box will accommodate legal sized paper. A key shouldn't be an issue. If you're referring to the width of the slot, that measurement is 1/2" wide. So, it should be fine.
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I would say if the box has any girth/thickness to it these bubble mailers will not work. They are a really tight fit for DVD cases, so anything thicker than that your dimensions may be pushing it.
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Hi Barbara, I wouldn't unless you are using it in a retail display, it is narrower than it looks, but works well for the wall. Jeanna
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Yes it will. I use it to show powerpoint presentations at off-site locations for work.
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No, not as far as I'm concerned. Some of my larger framed Chanel sunglasses did not fit into the slots nor did my Cazels so much less with the cases. Nice display box but did not stay up on stand and quality was fair.
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I guess it could sit on something. But it is a bit heavy so mounting it properly would probably be the best way to display.
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I believe it should work. Since it's just the glass you're replacing and not the actual display itself. The glass pretty much sits on top of it.
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Yes, but the two screens cannot be exactly at the same level (about 2 1/2" apart vertically). Also, the balance of the entire column will be at risk with one screen unsupported by the base
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This tray can be displayed either flat or on an easel. If you use it to display coins (or anything heavy), the weight of the coins may preclude mounting it on the wall, as the tray's foam holder isn't secured to the box. Each container has a foam insert that keeps the displayed item(s) nestled snugly (and keeps them form moving around) against the container's top.
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Not that I know of. If you have smaller boxes and can see the display you can quickly way them and it will not lock. If you have larger boxes, I wait 5 seconds, then remove them to see the wait. But of course you now have to wait thru the locked time.
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For clarity sake, these work best in thin metal boxes. If you go with plastic you might need to do some modifications or epoxy to get them to fit.
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I think it might work perfectly. The top side is very "silver," not just gray. Kind of reminds me of the old-fashioned projector screen fabric which was a reflective, silvery white (although this is definitely a silver/gray).
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I bought mine for an entirely different project and it does exactly what I bought it for. I believe it will hold your cabinet panels square (see David Grone's answer).
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I don't think so because the base comes out front and back to stand it up. BUT it is a great display. My son got this last Christmas and uses it every week to display the lineups. Good quality.