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    Hack that Shack

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 11:42 AM with No comments

    Materials: LAIVA Desk, RAST Night Stand x 2

    Description: When planning my new Amateur Radio Shack in the cupboard under the stairs, ala Harry Potter, there was only one option when it came to furniture. Ikea.

    Only in the big blue giant can you find nice and small furniture to make a usable workbench in a 75cm by 50 cm space without building it yourself.

    Using 1 x LAIVA desk and 2 x RAST night stand I put together this.



    The top RAST has the lower shelf not fitted as this leaves a large enough space for a 19 inch monitor if I decide to fit it, I plan to start off using my Nexus 7 for qrz lookups etc. Connected them using a couple of straight brackets on either side and this gives enough rigidity as to not miss the second shelf. A 6 way power strip sat in the cable tray that the LAIVA powering two LAGRA clamp lights and a RIGEL hook as a headphone holder and the space is complete.

    And from the outside looking in through the Hobbit sized door.


    See more of the radio shack hack.

    ~ Jon Byrne, Manchester, UK
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    Desk mass simplicity

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 11:09 AM with No comments

    Materials: CAPITA 21cm x4, EKBY LAIVA, EKBY AMUND

    Description: I thought my desk needed more organization, everything just seemed like it was everywhere. So after seeing a few hacks after a friend suggested this site to me I decided to try a project out for myself.

    After a week of planning I didn't realize that the 21cm CAPITA's were really tall but luckily my desk space is 210cm x 100cm so having such tall partitions weren't so bad after all.

    The materials needed were:

    CAPITA 21cm x4 ($30.00ea AUD)
    EKBY LAIVA x2 ($4.95ea AUD)
    EKBY AMUND x1 ($29.99 AUD)





    I attached 4 CAPITA legs to the bottom corners of both LAIVA's. Which was simple enough.

    The next bit was a little trickier. The AMUND is quite long, 150cm so I needed the extra legs. Currently I've got a 32" LCD resting on it including the PS3 and Nikon gear. It needed to be solid. You can see the two extra legs I attached to the left of the main monitor. I've also attached one directly behind the main monitor to support the TV. What I did not take a picture of was a 8cm deep, 4cm wide chunk of wood I cut out directly behind the monitor so the irremovable mount behind it could fit in so the monitor was up against the AMUND to create a little more desk space.

    All in all, I've even got more stuff on the desk now but it looks so much tidier and surprisingly I've got mode desk space to work with.

    I hope you enjoy the pics as much as I enjoy my new found workspace :)

    ~ Marf M, Australia
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