I was afraid of that.. My desk is somewhat stable, but it still feels like there could be quite some wobble if I type very fast (or play a game or something)jbl wrote:Being desk mount, however, I do sometimes get some wobbling due to a somewhat flexy desk. If you can do a wall mount, I'd suggest that since it'd be a lot sturdier.
Sounds like a chance to do some Ikea-hacking. Carpet piercing spikes, anyone?sixty wrote:I have the big version of the Galant too actually. But its currently on carpet, so thats not optimal.
But.... But... That's a piece of a vacuum cleaner for strapping the paddles! Whahahaha, didn't see that b4....webwit wrote:I want a wall-mount one, then I can get rid of the desk.
When we got our 2nd computer somewhere in the early 1990s, we had somethig similar for our new 15" color monitor. If I had known that you would have any use of that, I wouln't have thrown it away 10 years ago.sixty wrote:Any of you use "monitor arms" or "monitor mounts"?
I am trying to find a good one that will work with my 24 inch.
I ordered one of these from Amazon:
It is mounted on the table (good), but sadly does not support my 24 inch, so I had to send it back. Looking for suggestions that will work for big screens. I currently plan to use it for a 24 inch screen, but if it would be upgrade safe to 30 inch that would be ideal. Anyone?
I'd suggest to ceil-mount the plants, then you can use the desk as a kitchen table.webwit wrote:I want a wall-mount one, then I can get rid of the desk.
I had "hanging plants" in my old apartment a few years ago. Then one day the cat jumped into them and the whole construction ripped of the celing plate along with the cat, the plants, the turf and many shards of the vase ruining the carpet. I know webwit has a cat too, despite looking very well fed and lazy, it might still pull of a stunt like that. I do not suggest ceiling mounted plants with cats in the house.7bit wrote: I'd suggest to ceil-mount the plants, then you can use the desk as a kitchen table.
Finally someone notices. It was perfect for it. No matter which degree you put it on the floor or how you move it, it keeps flat and swivels along. No longer use the foot pedals though.Mrinterface wrote:But.... But... That's a piece of a vacuum cleaner for strapping the paddles! Whahahaha, didn't see that b4....
I could never work at home; at least not without a huge house with a study. I'm currently looking for work, so I spend my days mostly sleeping. Redicously lazy.webwit wrote:I work at home and at clients. I have a backup Datahand, but I don't use that on the road, then it's usually the HHKB Pro II or the Filco TKL with Browns mapped HHKB style. Although I own the official "Databag" !
My poor wallet..
You have no idea of the possibilities of that chair!ynih wrote:If you remove the desk...that would just be kind of awkward...I can't imagine sitting in an office chair staring at a wall with no desk between me. I know the keyboards are mounted on the arm rests of the chair, but something still seems wrong when I can't prop my feet up and watch my pr0n in that position....
"study" = extra bedroom. In my case, it works fine.Minskleip wrote: I could never work at home; at least not without a huge house with a study. I'm currently looking for work, so I spend my days mostly sleeping. Redicously lazy.
You have your own business? How is it working out these days?instantkamera wrote:"study" = extra bedroom. In my case, it works fine.Minskleip wrote: I could never work at home; at least not without a huge house with a study. I'm currently looking for work, so I spend my days mostly sleeping. Redicously lazy.
