Building a LCD SCreen Support

Topics
Situation
What do I Need?
What do I have?
What tools would I use?
How I did it?
Final Project

Actual Situation
I have an old laptopLCD Screen which I wish to use as a PC monitor with my laptop. 
I have the electronic issue taken care of, but need a support for the monitor to stand.
I did not want to spend much on it, so I thought on using any recycled material from
my backyard.

What Do I need?
I need something small and reliable support for the LCD Screen. After looking at what I have
availble, I came up with the following design...

What Do I have?
I went in my storage shed and gather some PVC tubings of different sizes, 45 degree 
adapters, 1/2" thread adapters and 90 degre elbows among other stuffs...

What tools Did I use?
Electric drill, screw driver, hammer, kitchen knife, saw, etc

How I did it?
Now comes the building!
1. Measure, marck and cut the big (6" Diameter) piece of pvc pipe I needed for the base and
    sand off all the edges and holes using sand paper.
2. Measure and cut the small pvc pipes according to drawing's lengths needed,
3. Make the support-to-screen connector out of a 1/2" pvc piece of pipe (heating it over
     fire and bending it with a pair o pliers), then make two small holes on each end for 1/4"
     from edges,
4. Assemble all together to locate the needed holes in the LCD Screen back metal part,
5. Disassemble and paint all the part for best look,
6. Reassemble all together and put the bolt and nuts to LCD Screen back metal, and Voila!