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I know right? Only problem I am having so far is room for the mouse movement, it looks really limited
Nothing else alone or combined in this corporeal plane has done more damage to my knees than these unholy abominations
I bang my knees and legs and ankles on everything but the keyboard tray, somehow (even though I'm majorly clumsy). The biggest reason I need the tray is that I run my consoles to display on my 2nd monitor and I have two keyboards - a compact one for my consoles which goes on top of the desk, and the PC's keyboard and mouse, which go on the sliding keyboard tray.
Ah, I see. Unfortunately I have major joint problems especially in my shoulders so I can't do that style of PC gaming any more, though using controllers is still fine. A 27" tray is big enough for both mouse + keyboard for me now, since I use them sparingly due to the inflammation the repetitive motion causes me.
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Thinking about doing this in the future. Do you use a center pole to prevent sag? I've hear mixed things on whether it was needed or not, and which tabletop did you go with. Thanks!
I've been using the IKEA Jerker desk since 2004. That thing is gargantuan and I've somehow been able to disassemble and reassemble it seven times. The bolts at this point are almost stripped out, but it's hanging on. One of the best purchases I've made.
The idea makes sense. But if you're hitting every part BUT the keyboard tray maybe desks in general aren't for you haha
I bought a desk very similar to that on Woot for way below retail. The box looked like it was run over by seven freight trains and a bus, the screws were missing but somehow the desk inside was totally fine otherwise. I even got a partial refund for the missing screws and I then bought the required screws since they were listed in the manual.Buy the Mojodesk, just got one but it can get very expensive, you can customize the desk how ever you want.
I used to have one of these too. Best desk I've ever owned, and like you, I disassembled/reassembled it multiple times whenever I moved. The actual desk part is massive, and I like how deep it is. At one point I lowered the top shelf to put two monitors on top, but when I just had one monitor below it (back when I was still using an NEC CRT), the top shelf was great for my printer and other accessories. Was sad when they discontinued it; otherwise I would have bought another one.I've been using the IKEA Jerker desk since 2004. That thing is gargantuan and I've somehow been able to disassemble and reassemble it seven times. The bolts at this point are almost stripped out, but it's hanging on. One of the best purchases I've made.
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Holy crap this is exactly the desk design I was looking for. Enough room for a big monitor, a PC, Laptop, Switch Dock, PS2, PS3 and PS5.Was looking around Wayfair and thought this looked nice, but any recommendations would be helpful. I guess you can also post a picture of your setup as well so I can get some inspiration.
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Where do you plan the pc to go?Sorry for the update, but I'm thinking of getting this one, what do you all think?
It's adjustable with the sizes of the shelves, so I think i'll be able to use it for putting my mid size PC in there.
All that said, I'm still quite happy about some things on my build. Like using a countertop for my desk.
I got the SÄLJAN countertop with 188x65x3.8cm and bought the legs separately. That size was amazing for me and my gaming stuff. Now that my wife and I work on it, it has less space, still, I have my side with 2 notebooks, a wide monitor and a Switch behind it. And the countertop is extremely solid.
The bad part of it is that you might need at least 5 legs (6 is better) instead of 4. Because it is not recommend to have 80cm or more of unsustained space
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