Desks are technology Can we talk about desks?

I'm more of a KDE guy myself.

A Vega thread died for this. Shame on you OP!

anyone know a good looking stand/sit?
one that doesnt cost a fortune would be nice

Is stand/sit a meme? It's impossible to cable manage effectively, and shouldn't I just put the extra money into an expensive meme chair like the Embody?

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>desks are technology
>not posting glorious aura

where are the amd risen standing desks

>>61643212
Mine sucks ass.
The white paintwork is getting yellow because of minor light after 1 year and scratches up when you just think about it

I want to break free of my Swedish furniture nightmare. Where should I buy my next desk?

>>61643583
this site is +18

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Glass tables.
Never ever.

You don't see shattered wooden tables, do you?
You don't see a scratch on your wooden table and go "aw fuck it's ruined!", you go "..." because nobody gives a fuck about scratches on solid wood.

>>61643212
I bought an IKEA dinning room table in 1999 for $200. Its solid oak, and I've never seen them sell anything this good since. Now its all stupid particle board, weird metal legs, excessive flare, or other minimal weird design crap

>>61643582
Just buy a seat that lets you put it up really high.
Buy a standing desk.
Done.

I'm all about ghetto desks. to date i've used wire-rack shelving, craig'slist kitchen countertop, a cardboard box from a washing machine, a broken washing machine, a TV tray (supporting the monitor, keyboard, mouse, and tower), and a $20 folding table from costco.
the wire shelf was my favorite.
>>61643871
what amazingly retarded thing did you do to break a tempered glass desk?

>>61643957
>Dangling feet

>>61643871
Anon solid wood tables start at like $1000

Unless you're a child who never had to buy his own furniture you'd be upset if your solid wood table got a gash in it.

>>61643582
>Is stand/sit a meme?

Depends on the type of back problems you have.

For me standing only makes things worse.
But I have a colleague who really benefits from it.

>It's impossible to cable manage effectively

We managed fairly well.
Just add some slack to anything connected to the walls.

I use a Craftsman work bench as a standing desk. PC sits on one side, gun vise and soldering station on the other.

>>61644053
reported for underageb&

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>>61643582
I've got a cheap Ikea handcrank sit stand, love it

put your cables in an organizer fixed to the desk. Keep a powerbar in there and you'll only have power (and Ethernet I guess) coming out and to the wall.

It's for sure a meme but it's good for ya

>>61643979
He probably set something down on its corner and the whole thing shattered because it's tempered glass.

>>61644095
>Having your PC on your desk

>>61644144
>putting the tower on the floor
it's like you enjoy cleaning dust out of fans.

>>61644040
>your solid wood

Anon I want you to think about that post.

>>61644168
>You can only put your PC on the floor or on your desk

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>>61643888
>weird metal legs

In what way?
Something like pic related is fine: nothing to bump your feet against and height adjustable.

>>61644173
>i wear my tower like a backpack because it's as close as i'll ever get to a hug

>>61644185
That's just retarded.

>>61644095
>handcrank

How often do you actually crank it up or down?

>>61644184
i've got one of these, it's big as hell

>>61644192
so is whatever bullshit you're whining about

>>61644231
Why?

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>>61644185
>not sitting on your tower
plebs

>>61644199
depends on how often you fap

>>61644201
I bought the 160x110cm one and kind of wish it was wider. Almost enough room for a 4th screen but not quite.

Does anyone have any advice for someone with long arms:height? I'm 5'11"/180cm long, and my wingspan is 6'4"/193cm. My main issue is that I've irritated my nerves on the underside of my arms and irritated my carpal tunnel.

Since I've gotten a chair with arm rests, the majority of the pain and twitchy movements have subsided. I still ice my forearm and wrist, and do stretches for it every hour or so if I'm gaming. The thing that's bothering me now is that even though my forearms are leveled with the desk, my shoulders have to be shrugged quite a lot in order to achieve it.

Has anyone else had and solved a problem like this? I'd like to see some input from someone else who has had the same issue, is all. I've been looking into making a standing desk or a desk low enough for my spaghetti arms in my dad's garage because he's got a whole bunch of wood he's got lying around gathering dust.

When cs1.6 came out in 1999 I was using an ironing table for my keyboard and mouse.

Good times

Made one in sketchup 2 years ago, printed and took it to local woodworking/furniture firm. Costs me something like $150 and it's really perfect for my needs.

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Pretty easy to put together your own, especially if there's an IKEA near by
Grab one of their solid countertops for like $120 and source someone local to weld up legs
Pic related cost me a little over $400

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>>61644320
Just make sure it's height adjustable, preferably without having to use tools. (my desk has a button you press to release one leg so you can adjust it in 1cm increments)
Maybe even spend a little more to have it adjustable via a crank.

I think all offices use height adjustable desks like that.
You can buy them quite cheap 2nd hand and replace the top to get a new looking desk.

>>61643582
If you get one you will need a mat that will force your body to move to stop your legs from getting injured. I don't remember the name of it but you should get it if you get a standing desk.

>>61644537
What the fuck are you talking about?

The point of stand/sit is to change positions every hour or so.
For example sit for 1 hour then stand for 30 minutes, then sit again for an hour, etc.

You're not supposed to stand all day long.

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>>61644095
>powerbar
Chocolate or peanut butter?

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MALM master race

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>>61644651

I raise you a Fredde

>>61644492
I really like the top, don't care much for the legs. Especially on carpet. I'd feel better about it if it was in a modern office or something similar.

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my computer desk is a $30 folding table

>>61644690
Those screens are way too high

>>61644622
This.
All those stand-memers are fucking their joints up so hard.
People that work in retail standing all the time would like a word with them.
Shits pain.
It's a one-way trip to arthritis and other joint pain, muscle wasting, tendon damage and others. Not to mention constant activity just takes months off your maximum possible age no matter how good your diet is. There is such a thing as too much exercise. Fit-freaks die a lot more than you'd think, for example. (outside of the ones that have unknown heart conditions, that is)

The human body never evolved to be constantly standing or active.
The larger an animal, the more it needs to rest for a period.
This is why tiny little birds can fly around faster than eyes can see all day and elephants like a little chill swim through the day.
There's very few animals that are exceptions to this. They are usually very successful predators that work in groups to get around limitations of Earth-based biology, so technically don't count either.
They are closest to human success as other animals get when it comes to coordination.
We just had the right conditions that led to massive brain increases and abstract thought.

>>61644754
I have one of these but the hinge in the middle will never become fold down all the way so the whole table is at like a 2 degree slant. Is your table gay too but if not what brand is it?

>>61644651
My friend got drunk and sent a mug through his, they're cheap but look good at least

>>61644972
Mainstays

I got it at Walmart to replace a very old dilapidated wooden "desk in a box" desk I've had since childhood that was all fucked up from various mistreatment due to being a dumb kid.

I don't notice any slants in it, seems flush to me. It does have a seam in the middle and the surface is a bumpy plastic texture, so you can't actually write papers on this desk, but who the fuck writes anymore? It's perfect for a computer.

>>61643823
Build one. Not terribly difficult and you can get Home Depot or Lowes to cut wood for you.
I built a workbench out of MDF and 2x4s a good 7-8 years ago for ~$60; 8' long, ~36" deep, ~4' high

>>61644769
lol manlet

>>61645333
I have long legs and arms, but not a freakishly long torso, no.

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Would pic related be too much?

I'll be making a Purple heart desk soon. I need something 74in long with a custom height, and no store has the proper desk.
Materials would be $310 give or take.
About 15 hours of labor.

>>61644804
People in retail can't sit when they want to. The point of the stand desk is to get up and sit when you want.

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Opinions on this shell? Only $150

>>61643871
Mac fag BTFO.

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Jerker Master Race.
Pic is only lacking the LCD monitor in the middle.

>>61645903
Cheap furniture is all made of the hollow honeycomb particleboard that Ikea furniture is made of. It's crap if you want to put anything remotely heavy on it

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>>61646062
Shame the ended the Jerker. Never got my hands on one.

Currently rocking pic related.

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>>61646062
t h i s

>>61646083
It's mdf desu

>>61644637
clearly he watches too much Minus Shrek Tips

>>61643957
forgot about those! I've just been splitting my time between sitting desks and standing desks.

>>61644168
more like I don't want to move it while the disks are spinning (inb4 all-SSD mustard race)

>>61646062
good taste in h/w but where is this located? I see tile floor and what appears to be part of a staircase.

>>61646125
that looks dope except I get pissed when I move and my legs/knees knock into things underneath :/

>>61645843
Yeah but some of those fags take it as "oh no sitting is killing me?! I must stand FOREVER!"

>>61645935
Not my picture btw.
Some dude I found online that looked hilariously bad.

>>61643871
That's what happens when you print out a meme and post it on the wall.

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>>61646125
>>61646062
Galant was far better. I got a giant corner table similar to this. If you're missing the extended shelves on top just screw a few of Ikea's floating shelves onto the wall.

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>not buying the IKEA Linnmon

Most minimal desk setup you could ever buy.

Does anyone have good recommendation on monitor stands/risers?

>>61646367
>tfw try to find a glorious desk setup of this magnitude only to be disappointed by the shit tier $200+ straight desks on Amazon and elsewhere

It's hard to find a desk with remotely good depth to it without having to search under executive desks.

>>61646379

I have a Linnmon and is garbage, unless it stick it to the wall it wobbles af

Buy a Gerton and some legs. Put a couple coats of poly on it and you have a gorgeous desk.

>>61646316
That meme was way too heavy for mere mortals.

>>61646367
This is something I am considering in my room when I do it up in a couple months.
Right side for my computering stuff.
Left side for another hobby at the same time (be it electronics, drawing, etc.)
Also going to have a huge wall of open storage with boxes that just slide in and out. No hanging braces, no sliders, just boxes resting on the wood. I'll make sure they can fit a typical large laptops dimensions with room to spare, that's about the biggest flat surface I think I would need. (have a bunch needing repair or salvage)
If it comes to it, I might actually make a double-width box. where else will I put my robot sex doll project?

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>>61646457
Just tighten the screws on it. It doesn't wobble unless you're constantly smashing your fists on it like an angry manchild.

>>61646578
But Ikea no longer makes the Galant, so good luck with finding a replacement.

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>>61646571

>>61643871
>subwoofer on desk

what did he think would happen

>>61646618
I'd just build it myself.
Wood base, wood slapped on the top, li'l sanding, paint it up, done.
Woodworking is also one of those hobbies.

>>61646662
Like the placement of the USB hub.

>>61646680
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vCGwJ1vs0w

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>>61646662
>sports shit
>metallica clock
>bunch of western/rocky mountains wallpapers
>Mac OS

dudebro

that's not my desk, just someone who made a gerton look nice

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A desk without a hutch or at least higher shelves feels like half a desk setup.

>>61646125
Love that 90's design with the CD racks and slide-out shelves.

>>61646662
Is that USB hub glued or velcro'd on? Either way, great wiring job.

>>61646662
>$1200 meme chair

Jeez

>>61646693
Well either ways good luck. I'll probably replace the Galant's desk top with solid wood once the current one deteriorates. Gonna be a pain to cut a perfect and large curve though.

>>61646662
>iToddler
>dongles coming out of your desk.

lol

>>61645700
same. im >>61644320
tfw greater leverage and stride without the stress of having to bend my back to conform to one size fits all activities

except the fact that my arms hurt when I'm at my desk ouch oof

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>>61646254
There is no staircase, this is actually a slanted roof. Behind the desk is my kitchen, on my right is pic related.
Thinking about it, I don't remember seeing lot of tile floor outside of kitchens/bathrooms in the US, while it's pretty common in Europe

>>61646662
With a nice desk and clean space like that you couldn't setup near a natural light source? That blue lighting would fuck with my eyes after an hour or so.

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>>61646789
Easy way is use a paper / cardboard curve traced from original desk.
Then when you have it mostly cut out, you use a fine sander to get it as perfect as you are happy with.

You can make your own curves using the method in pic related.
Cannot remember the name of this for the life of me.

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>>61644320
On to u lanky faggot. Get ye gone!

>>61644622
>You're not supposed to stand all day long
That is what the mat is for

The mat keeps your joints moving because the surface is uneven

>>61646662
5clocks/10

>>61644492
That stain job looks like shit, what's wrong with you?

>>61645784
>74in long

where in fuck are you going to get 5 board feet of solid Purpleheart for $310?

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>>61643871
>nobody gives a fuck about scratches on solid wood
I don't think you're thinking about actual wood, I think you're thinking of cheap composites. Actual wood desks cost over 1k.

>>61644095
>cheap
I can't find any cheap handcrank desks on ikea, what's the name of the one you're using?

>>61644168
>not putting your desk on a slightly elevated surface above the floor.
It's like you don't even care about your space anon.

>>61648281

more like 14bf for 1"x24"x84"

>>61648235
I'm pretty sure that's a printed press-on.

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Linnmon/Adils corner desk is best. Only costs $70, so just replace every few years after it gets inevitably scratched to hell. Tons of space on this thing.

>>61648406
Even worse.

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>>61644754
folding table is kino as fuck. only problem is it has a very minor belly and i feel it a bit when i move my mouse.

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>>61648472
>feeling minor's bellies

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>>61648455
I've been using a Bekant table for the past couple years, it's a little more expensive but completely worth it.

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>>61648666
G-gomenasai

>>61648324
>>61644040
>$1000

What?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000NPSN2E/

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I want to get something like this

>>61648873
That crossbar makes me unreasonably angry.

>>61648884
Yeah, me too. I'll see if they can make it behind

I got my desk from a store that does used office furniture. It's pretty nice and big but I kinda want to get a corner desk so I can put my amp or computer off to the side or something.

>>61648814
that's not typical.

that is pretty cheap, what's the catch?

>>61648873
might as well make it yourself dude. It'd be a fun project.

>>61649081
read the reviews, it's made from wood scraps

>>61649156
figures

how are they able to get away with advertising it as "solid" beechwood

>>61649156
>>61649219

It's called butcherblock you fucking retards. It's still solid. Any table top you buy is going to be made from multiple pieces of wood joined together, whether it's two, four or fifty.

>>61649387
>It's called butcherblock you fucking retards.
You sure about that kleetus?

>>61649531
Ask your 'tard wrangler in special ed tomorrow.

https://www.google.com/search?q=butcherblock

>>61648455
The edges will get fucked in months. Also, never ever get one of these if you have a clamp on monitor arm.

>>61644040
>tfw versed in carpentry
>tfw already own all the tools
>tfw know where to buy lumber and hardware
>tfw $1000 table only costs $150 in lumber to build
>and people are easily impressed by an average job.

>>61649150
I know, but I don't have any tools to do it.

>>61649622
Buy the tools once, use them forever. Better yet, build a few identical desks and sell them to pay off tools. Profit anon! Profit!

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>>61649598
Finger joint (not the one you're smoking) is not the same as butcher block you cock puncher.

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>>61649602
Pic related from amazon.

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>>61644492
>paying over 400$ for a desk

>>61649662
Well, that's a very good idea.
What you say, I'll need a metal cutting saw, a welder and a few pieces of iron, right?

>>61649622
are there not places that rent out workshops and tools for projects? I mean just because you live in an apartment doesn't mean you don't want to build shit

>>61649680

wouldn't this problem be solved by buying some 1/4" plywood to act as a plate to widen the area that the clamp's force acts on?

There are community "maker spaces" but they're hives of progressive group think.

>>61649783
Yes, and that is what that guy did. I just use an old particleboard shelf because its what i had laying around.

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>>61649674

>confuses a type of joint with a style of tabletop


S P E C I A L ED
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>>61649761
>>61649830
Why did you delete your post to add more reddit spacing?

>>61649830
just lol
you hyped?

>>61649887
>fix a minor formatting error
>autist gets enraged

okay

>>61649606
Can you make me a table?

>>61649890
>be wrong
>get told
>lol but why u mad bro :^)

>>61649758
Never thought about that, you know?

>>61650004
Look I'm not wrong, nor upset, you however have issues with nomenclature and an ego that will act retarded rather than be seen as incorrect.

Anyone know about floor desks? Aiming for a Japanese-style room. Needs room for two monitors with one of them being portrait, plus somewhere to set my docked ThinkPad. Should I just build one?

>>61643212
Should I build my own desk?

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Opinions on this desk? I'm moving out of my parents' house and need to find my own for my new battlestation.

>>61650178
even if it's solid wood and not particle board, at that thickness with that support, you're gonna have sagging issues in a few years

>>61650088
>issues with nomenclature

No, you were wrong. You were wrong about how much a solid wood desk costs. When your mistaken assumption got pointed out, rather than being like "hey okay I was wrong, now I know!", you instead got booty bothered and tried to imply a butcher block surface doesn't qualify as solid wood. Which is fine! You can be wrong if you want.

You then went on to try to quibble that a butcherblock joined with fingerjoints isn't a butcher block. When you got corrected on THAT, you then proceeded to instead attack my formatting, my tone, my emotional state etc. I'll just take that as acknowledgement of your error.

Now you know that you don't have to be a particleboard pleb. You're welcome for the education. The fact that I had to drag you into the light kicking and screaming made it all the more entertaining.

>>61650213

I was looking at it mostly because of the finish. Do you know of anything similar to it?

>>61650178
>>61650213
Just drill a metal strip or two to the underside.

>>61650240
You're assuming I'm some other poster (this place is complicated ehh?) finger jointed flat-cut is not the same as butcher block (all end grain hardwood).
WTF is your problem?

>>61650276
I'd say get something unfinished and put whatever stain/paint you want on it.

I just use some cheap piece of shit on wheels that I'm pretty sure was meant to be a craft table. The particleboard has slowly started bubbling up from condensation when I put drinks on it. It's pretty gross actually.

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>>61650292

Just looked at another picture of it. Looks like it has supports on the other side too, so sagging shouldn't be an issue (I think?)

>>61650338
The other guy is probably saying it'll sag in the center of the boards. Also, apparently it's particle board. Still, if you're not going to put a lot of weight on it it'll be fine. Particle board is definitely weaker than mdf, ply, or solid woods though.

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>>61646062
Honestly, why do people with other desks post in this thread?

>>61650335

Why didn't you use a coaster?

>>61650301
Sigh, more wrong people to correct. One would think that with google being a few keystrokes away, one wouldn't have to constantly set-straight all these asspained ignoramuses. Yet here we are.


There are edge grain, end grain and face grain butcherblock surfaces.
https://www.wagnermeters.com/end-edge-and-face-grain/

>>61650422
It's already ruined, its pointless now.

>>61650422
Because he's not a fagit. Why don't you get a real desk surface?

>>61650457
Solid wood will warp too with minimal finish like oil. You need to seal it with like two coats of moisture resistant polyurethane.

If you want to put wet stuff on wood just use a coaster or get a tempered glass top just for the area you'll put hands on

>>61650443
wow
>
End Grain, Edge Grain, Face Grain

by Ron Smith | April 13, 2013

Woodworking Grains

When embarking on wood projects, it is important to understand the differences in woodcuts, as well as the criticality of moisture measurement and moisture control in your wood. Regarding the wood grain, any piece of lumber has three surfaces: end grain, edge grain, and face grain.
End Grain

End grain is the grain of wood seen when it is cut across the growth rings. Rather than cutting a plank of wood the length of the trunk, end grain wood is actually cut at a 90-degree angle to the grain. This type of cut exposes the character of the wood rings and graining. Many wood lovers relish the results: a cross-grain which pleases the eyes and the wallets. Put simply, end grain cuts produce highly-aesthetic wood with character, color, and durability.

Video from Woodworker’s Journal

End grain boards are typically used to manufacture butcher blocks, as an example. The end grain boards are made by cutting the pieces of lumber into blocks and gluing the blocks together with the end grain up, forming the top surface of the cutting board. This block construction makes the butcher block very strong and durable. During cutting and chopping, the end grain wood fibers absorb the impact of the knife blade so the block is resistant to nicks and gouges. One needs only reflect on the culinary punishment unleashed on chopping blocks over time to grasp the durability factor of end grain.
from

your site
what language do you understand because it's not engish.

>>61650484
Thanks for the advice grandma. I'll just keep using my properly finished solid wood desk and not worry about it.

>>61650422
oh i misread that
Because I'm a disgusting slob, mostly. Also I figured the fake wood vinyl would be water proof

>>61650497

wow keep reading, jackass.

>To carry on with our butcher block example, there are two alternatives to end grain when manufacturing butcher blocks as a woodworking project.

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Today is moving day for me so forgive the messy photo but I have the Bush Cabot L desk. Got it for 200 bucks and honestly that's the best price I have seen for such a big desk. And they are really cool with sending replacement parts. They just sent me the pieces I needed for free.

Unfortunately shitty particle board but as far as particle board goes, it could be worse. My ONE complaint is that the drawers suck ass. I can't get them back in either, so they just kinda hang out in their spots but it's ok.

>>61650160
do you have any experience with tools? Access to tools? An idea of what you want to build?

Pros: Save money, custom dimensions & design
Cons: it could suck

>>61650338
what the fuck is the point of that board at the bottom? The PC is still going to be on the floor basically, and that's never a good thing dust-wise.

>>61650583
fucking gross

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>>61643212
>>61643583
>>61643802
>>61643823
I recommend the one I bought last year. I know some guys are wary of a glass panel surface, but this isn't cheap nor fragile. Have my rig underneath at the floor plane, and two displays on the upper back platform. For this build quality and elegance -- at this price -- it's a steal
Z-Line Designs Cyrus Workstation https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004VLW38Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_kLOFzbKWWK9AD

>>61650704
What's wrong with it?

It's just a desk faggot

>>61650583
Nice loveless mousepad

>>61650721
might as well get something off Ikea, it's all going to break eventually.

but even with a budget of $500, though it may be solid wood I can only find Made-in-China crap. Does anyone have luck finding local carpenters who make furniture on request?

>>61650749
Thanks senpai

I wish dollar mousepad threads were still a thing. I missed out on them and this is the only one I got.

>>61650747
i wasnt even looking at the desk

Clutter on a desk is one thing, but how can someone live with that clutter on the ground

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>>61650798
Because I'm moving and I took it this morning before I disassembled everything to vacuum, clean, and pack

I might have overestimated the amount of room I have in my new place and I don't think my desk will fit in my room, but I'm hoping for the best.

>>61650178
I'm looking at this desk right now. Don't listen to the other anon, there are metal braces that run the length of the desk on both sides, and there's no flex to the wood with the bracing supporting it. For what my roommate paid for it it's a steal.

>>61650772
I'll never understand the guys in these threads who thanklessly shill for Ikea's uninspiring, flimsy, commie block trash. Just spend the $136, anon

>>61650873
my point was if it isn't solid wood anyways, what's the difference to Ikea? It'll be replaced either way.

Veneer / particle board wears out too fast at the edges, and it ends up looking shit after a couple years. Never mind susceptibility to moisture once the particle board is exposed.

i was not praising Ikea at all, though people underestimate how nice and expensive their kitchen stuff is.

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>>61649606
where is the best place to get hardware/lumber? home depot is fucking expensive and the selection sucks

>>61650999
For a desk, look at doors.

>>61643212
Two tables. 160cm and 120cm, I think; don't feel like whipping out the tape measure. Solid pine that I varnished myself. Cost like $100 for both. I don't really care about pine being a "poor people wood" or it not being the prettiest.

Shit's as solid as a god-damn rock and the larger desk fits my 3 monitors with the smaller one being used more as a work desk. Assloads of space.

>>61643871
I too am a wire shelf bro. Greetings

>>61650999
Wood that gets picked out is always expensive. Try a lumberyard or used desks or solid wood doors

>>61650853
Ganbatte, anon!

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>>61646134
>>61646062
>>61650407
MASTER RACE REPORTING IN

>>61651391
>>61651191
will do thanks.

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>moving to a new place
>want to get a new desks since the ones i have now are small/shitty
>picked up a desk off craigslist today
>embarrassed to put my old stuff on new desk
the desk is pretty damn nice, and 7 feet wide. would be even nicer if it was brand new since the reason the guy was selling it was because one of the legs broke/cracked off from the frame during delivery. it has a few other dents and scratches but that's the main thing. he glued the leg back on but the company let him keep it and gave him a new one. fuck all if i could afford a new one though.

it's the xavier desk if anyone is interested.

>>61650178
>>61650721
I'm basically torn between these two desks, which one would be better? I like the L-shape of the Tribesigns desk, but the Z-Line doesn't seem to be a chink piece of shit, relatively speaking (yeah yeah, I know, it's still particle board).

>>61651707
DAYUM

>>61652194
i was surprised by the price, but this is seriously the nicest piece of furniture i ever had even though it was broken and glued back together.

the customer service must be nice too if they gave him a brand new one because this one was damaged.

>>61643871
ive never understood how people who break glass tables dont break their teeth everytime they drink from a glass or bottle

>>61645784
that render looks extremely retarded
>>61645903
boring, unoriginal, secretary like.

I use a dining table instead of a desk. I used to have an ikea micke table but it was shit and starting to sag so i sold it. I find most desks dont have anywhere near enough depth for doing art on, and i hate dedicated art tables. This way i can fit my computer, keyboard, monitor, a3 pad, supplies and drawing tablet and not even take up half the desk real estate

>>61644651
I've a Malm right now, it got a depression by my elbow, just by having me looking at the screen and a few scratches as well.
Not recommend, the plain is empty wood shit.

>>61648734
I've tried at Ikea the other idea, it wobbles as fuck, I don't understand, I can't trust to put anything without a solid base on it.

>>61648088
>tools of titans
>liquor cabinet above workstation
>thinkpad right below the pharoah
>workstation ready to be converted into anime watching station via tv and quickly exfiltrated in case of normalfag intrusions into home base
>italian made handgun
The only thing you have working against you is that you're using shitblows 10 and you have a miku keychain attached to your mag. Which is it, a toy or a weapon? A real man carries his waifu on his grips, not under the gun. But I suppose you have to live and work among normies frequently, so I can understand your precaution of having it readily removable. Also, let me guess your career- archeologist, geologist, or historian?

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>>61643871
It all depends on what type of glass you get.

>>61646367
While Galant slimmed down some aspects of its predecessor Effektiv, it did lose the completely infinite expandability without resorting to hacks. I covered a wall with 6-7 meters of Effektiv once, assembled as a single unit.

Bit of a shame they discontinued Galant. I presume they simply didn't sell enough of them.

>>61644184
galant was dope

got a 2x2m corner config, half my room is a table

>>61655498
tempered tends to be the only sold one commonly. annealed is dangerous as fuck, laminated will still somewhat collapse, and is kinda pointless on a desk (will get scratched up and loose its gloss). glass desks are just impractical and almost never look good.

>>61655619
Glass desks are trash.

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i'm gonna buy this desk as soon as i build my new pc. is it any good? i'll be putting the pc on the side of the drawers

>>61655498
so is laminated glass indestructible

is that why cars are made out of laminated glass

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>>61644690
my nigga

>>61655747
What chair is it? Looks like the one from ikea i used 4 years ago. It was cheap but the most comfortable chair i ever used.

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>>61655641
I have a friend with that exact desk, he couldn't stand having his tower so close so he bought a LACK tv bench from IKEA to put next to the desk on the right.

>>61655762
no clue I literally got this chair for free from a friend after my staples chair almost killed me.

>>61653147
At those prices, customer service is what they sell.

>>61651707
What'd you pay? You got a hell of a deal. Why are you embarrassed? Either your shit will contrast horribly with the desk, and you can laugh at how immature you are, or it's fine and you're being immature for caring.

boss was cleaning out a office so just scored my self a 70' desk, now i just have to figure out where to place it with everything else

only downside is the slightly off white colour

>>61655764
how is the build quality? im more interested in that. Anyway my actual desk is even shorter and i keep my pc on top of it, so that's not a problem for me

>>61655800
It works great and is about half the height of his desk.
see >>61655747

>>61655800
>>61655808
had one of those, just be carefull as its only 2-3mm thick wood and a good whack or heavy drop will break straight through

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>>61655808
i wasn't talking about the tv bench, but the MALM desk i posted

>>61655843
he's in love with it.

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>furniture
just put everything on the floor

>>61655634
glass desks are smash

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>>61655726
>indestructible

https://youtu.be/12OSBJwogFc

https://youtu.be/13B5K_lAabw

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Got pic related, it seems the art of slouching comfortably while using those are beyond me.
Still get back pain, though much less than before, and in worse case I can sleep and put it over me so it can help a little with the back pain but I get neck pain instead.

Though I'm a little paranoid that the unsteady design could screw the HDD while typing because it moves a little.

>>61656078
that looks like its made for primary school children

>>61655939
>synthetic
not exclusively

>>61656276
It's a laptop table.

>>61650407
>be a fatty, fatty, boombalaady
>plop onto chair while slamming desk
>wobble top shelf
>mountain dew spills all over

>>61656286
I think you would be hard-pressed to find a naturally occurring sapphire table in caves.

This isn't videogames.

>>61656347
you cut it down. what are you talkinmg about games for?

>>61656374
So you are talking a naturally occurring sheet of sapphire as big as a typical table?
What planet do you live on?
Can I move there? I could make billions.

>>61656498
i never actually specified the size of a table, im talking about your infograph. its not an exclusively synthetic material.

>>61656507
That's not what the graphic implies.
It specifically says sapphire glass in reference to the gorilla glass.
The main heading is incorrect, if anything.

But equally, the material in question is purely synthetic.
It is a "pure", single crystal zero defects grown in lab conditions. (similar to jet engine parts too)
Finding even significant quantities of that in nature is damn near impossible for any use outside of jewellery or science.
It's not saying that sapphire is synthetic at all. It is saying that this glass itself is synthetic sapphire.

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>>61643212
I have one of these in the longest config at home. There's an L-shaped version available too but I don't like that. My tabletop however is more the color of the floor in this picture. It has 4 memory slots and good cable routing underneath. I'll post a picture of the underside too.

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>>61656560
Underside with cable tray. The table's own PSU is also in there.

>>61654917
Miku isn't my waifu, she's just cute and for those who see do it it's easy to explain versus something much more obscure, but I'm not going to be
>that guy
when I pull up to the range.

As for everything else, I'm a traveling PA but still too much of a brainlet to run an obscure Linux OS and expect the software for my job to work.

Archeology sounds comfy desu

>>61656542
yes

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so should i get Ikea Linnmon or not? I was planning to buy 120x60cm. i need it to support only 1-2 monitors, as my PC is going be placed on the floor.
i wanted to get 150x75cm but i don't have enough space for it.

>>61657013
depends, are you poor? ikea. are you not? not ikea. im judging by the room size ikea is your upper budget. That one looks really flimsy though, like incredibly.

>>61651707
That is a very pretty desk.

>>61650178
Most of the time I see people use corner desks. They just use on side and the other side is used to showcase their autism decorations

I've been looking for a high quality sit only desk that's a metal frame with a solid table top.
But it's all ikea garbage or bulky as shit executive desks

>>61657377
any other desks recommendations that are maximum 120cm in length? something like 120x70-75 would be perfect. i can always buy second hand.

>>61657943
idk about mass produced stuff. Check gumtree/ craigslist, local crafstman, furniture shops. Ask yourself if your settling where you shouldnt though

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>>61643212
get out of your moms house and a get a pro

>>61658436
standing desks, a meme?

>>61658489
I almost never stand on it, but it is still much better.

>>61644492
that's not even a good deal

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>>61644324

>>61656560
M8 that's just two desks put together

>>61655785
$300. the guy didn't even count the money, just grabbed it and put it on a cabinet. he wanted $400 originally and waited 2 days before he accepted my $300. i guess he was waiting to see if someone else will offer more.

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>>61643212
>There are people who buy desk made out of glued together wood chippings

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>>61658984
>there are people that buy solid wood tables that will outlast them and still be worthless to their offspring because they went autism on the table after losing at video games.

Why even waste the money?
There are better investments you can make.
Desks are made to be used. Not barely even breathed on.
Pic related would be worth more than a solid wood desk in a 100 years.
Some of these tall bad boys go for multiple thousands for some bizarre reason.

>>61643985
>not wanting dangling feetsies
It's like you want to be a proper grown adult.
How boring. Be a child again! Have fun in your own space!
Buy a bar chair / hair dressing chair that can pump up real high like.
Pic related again

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>>61655576
You just needed the metal extenders. No hacks needed. The frames extended to the ends of the table and you just screw in the extenders to make sure the tables lock. And maybe remove a leg and reposition it somewhere else. People just called it hacking because it made things sound cool.

It is a shame about Ikea's older modular desks. The new Linnmon uses cheap low density particleboard rather than the high density fiberboard in the Galant. The new Bekant system uses the same density fiberboard as Galant but the table tops are thinner.
>>61646948
Yeah sounds good thanks. I was thinking about using a router with a circle jig but your suggestions sound easier and cheaper.

>>61660296
I stand by that curving method. Helped a lot.
Obviously the resolution of the curve can be improved by halving the distance between the divisions of each axis.
Anywhere from 0.5cm and up is good enough for curving wood, rest being smoothed off by a sander.
The larger the division between one axis and the other will require smaller resolutions, but I can't imagine anyone would be doing curves that tightly and asymmetrically. Not for tables at least.
Wouldn't even be needed for large curves like, say, an open doorway being done with MDF or something like that, since the angle or length doesn't matter, just whatever the distance your sub-divisions are set at.

Going to do that myself when I get my table and storage built over the next few months.
No more jagged edges for me. Uncomfortable as fuck.
Actually thinking of making a walk-in closet in this room at the sacrifice of losing about 50-70cm on one side of it. (the longest wall, making it even more a rectangle than it is)
Would 1) make a huge useful wall to put things against and 2) make a large storage space instead of the current shitty walk-closets with shit doors.
I just need to get a guy to check whether those solid walls between the 2 closets is a load-bearing wall or not. If it is, I will not be a happy man.

>>61651935
Never mind, decided on the Cyrus Workstation. Just gotta wait on the shipping from Amazon, since the OfficeMax near me didn't have it at sale price anymore.

>>61648884
>>61648915
Think of it as a foot rest that you can use to ground yourself with.

Are MDF desks strong enough to mount shit like monitor, and mic stands to?

The 120x80cm Bekant from Ikea has a 100kg load, anyone think that's decent enough?

i fucking hate my shit particleboard desk its starting to fray at the edges where my wrists touch it

>>61663351
>120
Thats so fucking short, dude.

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I've got a cheap IKEA Melltorp as a desk (pic related) and I'm in need of a proper chair (I'm sitting on a kitchen chair atm).
Can someone advice something?

>>61664121
Get a Hermansteel Millercase

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>>61655726
>Is that why cars are made out of laminated glass

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>>61655747
Fredde represent. Great desk.

>>61643582
Standing desks are bad for your joints. People have tried to rectify this by using treadmills that run at a very slow rate, but it turns out that's not too good for you, either.
Just sit down.

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Was Albert doing this when he was on a roll in 1905?

>>61659263
I use a 100 year old solid wood desk that is 100% fine

Press board is garbage regardless

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>>61649662
>>61649753
be careful... i bought a bunch of tools Jan 2015 with full intentions of making and selling end grain cutting boards. I bought ~1.75" thick rough walnut stock so I had to make a router planing jig, table saw jig to work as a jointer, cross cut sled, etc. All this added to extra money spent on plywood, "better drill/driver combo" i had to have, screws for putting it all together etc. To this day the few cutting boards I've made were given out as gifts putting me further in the hole for my 'cutting board business'

>>61666642
Nice dude. Make me one? I can't pay you, but I'll tell everyone you made it. It's free advertising for you, buddy :)

>>61664121
Wanted this, but no Ikea near by and shipping prices are more than the table itself.

Anyone use a drafting table for a desk?

>>61648324

If you scratch a solid wood table and it bothers you, you can just sand it back to smooth and re-finish it.

If you somehow put a super deep gash in it you could use a filler and then sand it.

I got a solid wood desktop for free, it's pretty nice.

>>61666642
Can I buy an end grain cutting board

your prices are low because you're losing money, so give me a good price and I'll buy it. I want to specify my size

>>61646914
i have the pioneer receiver that matches that dvd player. comfy

>>61644040
Go to a thrift store dude, I got a solid wood table that is fucking huge for $50

>>61668009
see, thats why you didnt make money off your end grain cutting board business

you're lazy

>>61644040
>ikea???

>>61644690
>>61655747
>>61666089
This desk is perfect!

>$570
...uhhhh

>>61643582
standing desks are for undisciplined retards who can't sit straight for more than 1 minute

>>61644184

I have Ikea with those legs. it wobbles too much for my liking.

>>61644754
do you play beer pong while you browse reddit too? goddamn poorfags

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I bought this for mt setup. I like it but wish I could find matching wall shelves. I think the company only makes matching floor furniture like filing cabinets and shit.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005EOL812/

>>61650178
>>61650338
Any desks with metal crossbars to support the top can be a pain for some multi monitor stands (affecting position of stand and if it allows you to get past the bar).

t. stuck with slightly off center main monitor because of it.

>>61657729
I have one. My monitors and keyboard/mouse sit on the left side, and I use the right side as a general workspace.

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>>61650999
For both lumber and doors, check your local Habitat for humanity ReStore. The total cost of my desk was 75 bucks.

>4 height adjustable IKEA legs, OLOV: $60
> solid core door from H4H ReStore: $15

Now I have a desk that's:
> solid as a rock
> customizable (the computer pedestal is made from $20 bucks worth of plumbing parts
> every part is reusable for future projects

/diy/ gave me shit for not cutting off the hinge holes, but w/e, I like it.

>>61658804
yeah lol except i wasnt poor. i was 12

>>61668270
>>61668009
I should have clarified. I don't actually have a business making end grain cutting boards, nor am i desperately in need of extra money. I was planning on selling some because I woke up one day and wanted to do woodworking as a hobby and it wouldnt hurt to reimburse myself on the cost of all the tools. I may actually start selling them though since I just bought a house and need to put money back into my savings and investment accounts.

I have a question

Where can you get a large computer desk 250cm + without making your own?

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>tfw poorfag so I nailed together wooden boxes and plywood for a desk

>>61671520
is it stable?

>>61643583
A man can only dream

>>61671524
yeah, 25 lb dumbbells on each side and it's level, so it works

>>61644239
>Not inserting your tower straight into your anus
plebs

>>61671573
looks pretty sweet

>>61644492
Damn dude....$400 for a stupid peice of wood.
I mean the legs are kinda cool but idk

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>using a desk
>not using the Vitsoe 606 universal shelving system to put your computer and all of your books on

Plebs

>>61668470
Where the fuck do you live? It's $217 in Norway, and that includes VAT.

>>61671664
>not having a library for your books
>only having one monitor
>using an iMac

>>61671458
IKEA. Their BEKANT desks are modular.

>>61644754
>>61648472
i got the none folding one. Shit is warped,and bumpy. Do not use monitor arms they fuck it up

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>>61643212
I need space for fuck sakes, what desk do I get? My desk is literally 35.75"x19.75". This thing is so fucking small. I was looking at the Ikea Bekant desk and those are ungodly huge from the measurements they provide, which interests me. Are they good, or are there better options?

>>61651707
Now that is a proper fucking desk. But we need to have a serious talk about that plastic shit you have on the floor

>>61671520
Hahahahha

Props though

>>61643212
900$ for that desk what the fuck?

>>61672109
That desk is so expensive for shitty ikea value

if you want a LOT of space you could buy 2 high quality desks from amazon and put them together for like 240x60 or make a huge corner desk out of them for the same price.

I'll never buy from ikea again after my last desk, legs arrived wobbly as fuck, "wood" is thin and feels almost hollow, arrived scratched in an unopened box. Just trash

What are those desk legs called?

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>>61672109
this is on (((amazon))) for $140
my desk is 38x20" and It's finally starting to drive me insane even though I have the bare minimum on it, but even in my desperation I wouldn't IKEA

>>61672381
I have this exact model and you can find it way cheaper, it's a popular chinese one and they're sold on amazon by loads of different "brands" on the box but inside it's exactly the same

Pretty sure you could get 2 of them for $140, mine was £50

>>61672381
>(((amazon)))
What did you mean by this? Is Bezos a crypto-Jew? Am I supporting the Neo-Marxist agenda and the systematic destruction of the White Race by buying cheap Chinese plastic crap from Amazon?? Fuck man... am I???

>>61659263
it's not about adult/child, having your feet dangling puts pressure on the backs of your legs which fucks circulation. It's bad for you. If you want to use a high chair you need a barstool ring or something else to put your feet on so they aren't just hanging

>>61646662
Itoddler with expand dongle

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https://youtu.be/nQ7mhC5_Rys

>>61644239
>Not sitting on your plebs

Plebs

>>61671520
Did you nail in your floors aswell? Clearly not a professional job. But good work

>>61644492
I'd hate to pour on the hate. But that wood looks like shit and $400 seems like wasted money. But the design looks good so well done.

>>61645072
>but who the fuck writes anymore?
your mom ;^)

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I bought this from amazon two years ago.

It doesn't fold, but I've never had a problem.

Also dat leg room.

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>>61646593

>>61651707
>>61672137
Yeah dude whats up with the plastic

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Can we talk about laptop bed tables? Which is a good one?

>>61644690
I'm thinking about getting this. I'm expecting to get a few years use off it. How much room is there for mouse movements? I use a low sensitivity and I'm afraid there isn't enough room to comfortably use it.
>inb4 change your sensitivity, tard

>>61644690
Are the side speaker stands adjustible height? Otherwise, no buy. No one's ears are that high.

>>61645784
I want one of those for my coffee table, looks delicious

>>61674937
What? Your ears are about at eye level, and the top of those monitor are about at the same height as the speakers. The top of the monitors should be at eye level, and looking at the chair I think they are.

I'm using a pressed wood plate on top of two end tables with lots of drawers.
It was there when I moved in 15 years ago.
The drawers contain old washing machine parts I never bothered to throw out
7/10 no replacement necessary

>>61673913
>22 degree tilt in order to reduce g-force