This is my goal, using 2 pieces of wood to hold up my soundbar.

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>>1102690
Right now this is the big problem where the two pieces of wood join up at , I have my cables coming out of the hole and I would need to cut the wood in such a way as to give space for the cables, while still maintaining stability. I am wondering on a decent way of going about this

use an X instead of a V
miter the ends so they sit flush

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here are just some more pics of what I'm dealing with

What are some cheap tools to rent or buy to get the job done

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>>1102694
Monitor is on a stand currently and X wouldn't work with the way the monitor is positioned and I'd prefer to keep it at a V, I personally like how it looks.

Some more pic

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Pic relates is close to the result I want

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And another!

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And this is one of the problems I'm having.

>>1102696
>What are some cheap tools to rent or buy to get the job done
a bevel gauge (or a protractor) and a hand saw are really all you'd need


what you need is another piece on the top to secure the legs on either side of the hole

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>>1102700

>>1102690
put a shelf behind and just above monitor, use your wood bits for shelf.
put sound thingy on shelf
done

>>1102834
Can't drill holes on wall. Would prefer it this way, currently cutting it right now though, making a dip in the top for the Soundbar

>>1102690
Why the fuck are you using a soundbar (designed for home theater use, and just sucks anyways) with a pc?

Also why not just mount to wall?