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    Integrated Computer/Music work desk

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 12:23 PM with No comments

    Materials: Old computer desk table tops, Vika Annefors storage, Vika Alex drawer unti, Capita bracket, Ekby Robert Wall bracket, Ekby Laiva shelf, Ekby Osten Shelf, Jigsaw, Summera Keybaord Pullout tray . Kasset boxes

    Description: The purpose here is to reduce the footprint of my chunky computer desk that looked so imposing.

    Instead of ditching the old computer table, I reused the table tops from the old computer table. I used a jigsaw to cut the board to reduce the depth (since the new computer is going to be much smaller).


    before

    I used a pair Capita brackets to mount the smaller board to create a second tier.

    I placed the printer on the top tier and the whole wall started looking bulky again. So I built an Ekby wall shelf against the wall under the table. I housed the printer on that wall shelf.

    Next I mounted Summera Keyboard tray under the bottom tier.

    I bought this tiny little Dell computer Optiplex 7010 - Ultra Small Form Factor. For come reasons, it fits the Vika Annefors very much. So I bought 1 Ekby Osten shelf, cut it into 2 pieces to create 2 more tiers of shelves to house the computer and the audio box.


    The computer CPU now fits into the Vika storage unit perfectly.

    The music keyboard and the monitors are put in place, wires all dressed and I got some Kasset storage boxes to fill up the shelves.

    This new computer table houses a lot more things and equipments and yet take up less space than the previous table.

    ~ Wai Hoong, Singapore
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    Hacker help: Ironing Alex?

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 8:36 AM with No comments

    Materials: Alex drawer unit

    Description: I recently saw an Alex drawer unit that someone had fitted with dividers to hold large spools of quilting thread. I don't have large spools like hers, but I thought it was a very clever way to see your thread but then "not see it" when you don't need it. I cut strips from an old piece of foam core, taped them to the sides of the drawers, and arranged my thread by color. Pins stuck into the foam core hold the corresponding bobbins nearby. Very nice!


    I also discovered that the top of the Alex was a good place to put my little pressing board and iron. The only trouble was that there was "just enough" space for the iron and board and if either shifted, one of them was in danger of falling off. Not nice.

    I'd like to find a rack/shelf of some kind that I can attach to the top of the cabinet somehow, and then attach the board to that. And since I'd also like to enlarge the pressing board to a full 24" square (it's only 22" now), it would have to be wide enough to be able to hold the iron completely to the side.

    I'm hoping that some of your clever folk might have some ideas for me. Many thanks!

    ~ Peg Farrell, United States
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