see van's decluttered ikea jerker desk, the source of desk envy.
what's the secret?
van says, "actually, everything is mounted underneath using mdf pegboard and some wire.
the pegboard is suspended using these shackles and small wooden dowels. if i ever need to make changes, the pegboard can be easily removed simply by removing the five dowels."
brilliant! van has very, very good pictures and instructions on his site. there are also currently 8 reader submissions of their versions. link.
This is some really nice setup.
ReplyDeleteneat! and an inspiration to my messy desk!
ReplyDeleteI like it gotta do the same.
ReplyDeleteyeah, but now there's a whole lot of electronic stuff buzzing next to your balls if you're a man.
ReplyDeletenice. Was not sure what to do with my jerker after having it for just about 6 yrs, i gave to my bro since I was moving and had less use for it. Used to warn him that i was bestowing him with an illustrious desk. He didn't get it until now when he went looking for a pdf of the manual. Great hack!
ReplyDeleteAnybody know where I can get those brackets? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteIf you are interested in having kids someday, you may want to check the emissions of some of that equipment! I'd worry that those power supplies are a bit close to my "equipment."
ReplyDeleteTalk to anyone with any real knowledge electro-magnetic fields and they will tell you that the power supplies will not effect your "equipment."
ReplyDeleteyou are right, thanks for that
ReplyDeleteThe decluttered look is appealing never mind the absence of occupational health and safety issues!
ReplyDeleteFor the pegboard mod, I used eyelet screws (size 106) instead of the hasps. Hasps were like $3 per and the eyelets were 5 for $1.50. You also don’t need to use dowels to lock the pegboard in place. You can just twist the eyelet slightly and it locks with minimal effort.
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