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Now all you need todo is make a better keyboard tray... that one is entirely too narrow. Just go get a shelf board made of MDF and some matching contact paper, Measure/cut to the width you like and remount the slider brackets. Cheap and easy.
That's what I did and mine is now 38.5" wide (~1m)
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I don't understand why the USA and the UK both still use imperial measures - American roads are all km and km/h, while UK is miles and mph. We measure and weigh in metres and grams respectively at least though!
Although, I couldn't tell you how many kgs I weigh - for some reason, our personal height and weight is largely imperial - some larger than others
Originally posted by Greebe Now all you need todo is make a better keyboard tray... that one is entirely too narrow. Just go get a shelf board made of MDF and some matching contact paper, Measure/cut to the width you like and remount the slider brackets. Cheap and easy.
That's what I did and mine is now 38.5" wide (~1m)
Thats what I was thinking..the damn thing is too small..I have another desk that has wider shelf for the keyboard and I'll see if I can mount that one up.
Why is it called tourist season, if we can't shoot at them?
I honestly suggest checking out Ikea. You can get a 150x80cm tabletop for ~40 EUR, and four legs for under 15 EUR. And the things are pretty stable, too - I had no problems standing on my desk (I weigh about 85 kg).
Their Effektiv series is their "professional" range. It's a little bit more pricey, but offers great stablity (owned one), different shapes (rounded ends, etc), and matching furniture.
My computer unit is a pair of cheap 1000mm wide kitchen cupboards mounted one on top of the other with a homemade 30" wide and 21" deep keyboard/mouse shelf. It supports a 19" and a 17" iiyama monitor in the middle, a VCR and CD rack on top, and has a 1000va UPS, 2 midi-tower PCs, 1 desktop PC and a subwoofer underneath.
The keyboard shelf is just wide enough for an original IBM 102key clickey keyboard and a Ratpadz mouse mat, and deep enough for 2 keyboards.
BTW, the UK is all in miles an MPH. Some places you get km and kmh as well. Centimeters are too small to use for anything much over a meter. Inches are much better.
Athlon XP-64/3200, 1gb PC3200, 512mb Radeon X1950Pro AGP, Dell 2005fwp, Logitech G5, IBM model M.
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