DIY Bezel Free Kit

Since I found out that it was quite easy to build a DIY Bezel Free Kit using the lenticular lens that some old monitors include inside, I've been trying to build one for my simracing rig. There are different supports out there that aren't very reliable to keep the lens straight enough when it isn't very a rigid one, as mine is. After a bunch of failed attempts it crossed my mind that using a threaded rod could be a good solution to keep the bottom holder secured while producing some tension.

Recently I discovered TS Custom mounts for Asus Bezel Free Kit and thought that it was a really cool solution that could be tried for DIY bezel free kit which normally use a thinner lens that need to be secured with screws. So this is my attempt heavily inspired by them.

Hardware needed (per arm)

• 1x 55-60mm fresnel layer

• 1x M6 threaded rod

• 1x M6 nut

• 2x M4x16 screws

• 2x M4 nuts

• 4x M3x6 screws

• 4x M3 nuts

• Foam tape to attach to the holders to prevent scratches in your screen frame 

For the bottom holder you can secure it using the bare M6 nut or any of the knobs available in printables:

https://www.printables.com/search/models?q=m6+knob&ordering=popular

Print instructions 

Printing is very straight forward, just bear in mind that for the top holder you need to pause the print to insert the M6 nut

• Update March 31, 2026: Step file added

• Update April 1, 2026: Fusion 3D file added