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nice looking (aluminum?) desk. cold surface....brrrr
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nice looking (aluminum?) desk. cold surface....brrrr
One thing I've used in the past is 3M's COMMAND adhesive strips. They sell it in a few different versions for different things. The strips best suited for something that size would be the ones they have for wall hooks (for towels/bathrobes/etc). I'm using a smaller version of the stuff to mount the Dioder lights to the side/back of my case for ambient light.
Is that a EKBY BJÄRNUM bracket with a Capita leg as the headphone stand? Ingenious!
I'm using Scotch 4010 mounting tape. Its not going ANYWHERE! That stuff is insane!
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really? i have a stainless steel cabinet that's cold as heck to touch.
Sexy guitar, sexy wallpaper! Great idea, I need to take some pictures of my violins now.
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specifically, the stainless steel feels colder due to the higher rate of heat transfer from your hand to the steel relative to, for instance, a piece of plastic. you are transferring heat at a greater rate to the steel than the piece of plastic, so the steel feels colder.
illuminate
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[H] is always helpful with the thermodynamics lessons...
I knew i browsed [H] for a reason today!
Got my new monitors set up and figured I'd post some pics...
Nice monitors, are those the G2410?
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blairellis
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@ shawnoen - What speakers are on your desk there?
Those are Swans M10 speakers (2.1). I have the D1010MKII's (2.0) and they are great for the price.
Swans M10
Raikiri, that's amazing! I love your room
Here's my work station:
I have a bed right on top of it (a loft bed). What can I do to make my area better? I'm really poor and not very creative when it comes to this kind of stuff... Suggestions are appreciated!
Here's my work station:
I have a bed right on top of it (a loft bed). What can I do to make my area better? I'm really poor and not very creative when it comes to this kind of stuff... Suggestions are appreciated!
blairellis
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Mr. Miyagi
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It's the Ikea Malm series.
Raikiri, that's amazing! I love your room
Here's my work station:
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I have a bed right on top of it (a loft bed). What can I do to make my area better? I'm really poor and not very creative when it comes to this kind of stuff... Suggestions are appreciated!
First off, get those cables under control. Get them all hidden the best you can.
skyline889
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Posted my home set-up a while back, here's my dorm rig. It's pretty simple but it works. I've been holding back on upgrades since i don't really know if I'll be staying here.
http://i46.tinypic.com/6on761.jpg
More of a full room shot I guess
very nice set up. looks great! do you live in a studio or is that a bedroom? also why wouldn't you have the couch where the bed is so you can watch tv from it?
Thanks
. It's just a bedroom, looks bigger than it is (10mm lens).I've got the sofa there as it's only dragged out when I've got friends round, otherwise I just use my chair (Ikea Markus).
Where did you get that bed frame. Its pretty cool
It is indeed.
iGamer
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Great setup, clean and beautiful. This aluminum desk looks amazing.
Which are the models of this iphone dock and the card reader?
Iphone dock is solid aluminum and made to work w/o taking off case (if you have one)....
http://made2dock.myshopify.com/
http://made2dock.myshopify.com/
It's mounted right to the shelf part of the desk.I didn't take into account where the mounting holes on the back of the monitor were when designing the shelf. I only measured how high off the desk I wanted the screen. So I build the thing attach it to the desk and when I go to drill the holes to mount the monitor two of them were floating in space.
So i went off to home depot and found that thin piece of metal and attached that to the shelf and the top two screws for the monitor to it. It's slightly ghetto but I had already spent the entire day building the shelf also lowered the desk about 3 inches and I just wanted to be done with it. Plus it doesn't show at all so I can live with it.
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I'm 90% sure everything in the pic comes from IKEA. I have that exact desk and legs (the VIKA AMON series). The shelves I'm not too sure about but they look like something from IKEA too. And the pegboard you can pick up from Home Depot or Lowes (or any hardware store I'm sure.
And you'd be 100% wrong because it's a custom built desk made out of a door.
Edit: Ok you're right the legs are ikea so you're only 90% wrong. But even the legs are custom. Cut off about 3 inches to lower the desk to my liking.
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Like what? Im happy to answer questions or post picture requests(execpt of the back because I have to actually move everything to do that). It's a pretty standard door desk with a shelf attached. Glad you like it btw. I'm digin it too.
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