The Studio Desk

[Ryan]

After building the BF/MFT, I wanted a quick project to test it for feasibility and usability. The desk in my studio was showing it's age, so I figured it to be the perfect test project. This video is part one of a two part series and frankly, it's no...


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[ratdoggy]

Basically the same I need to do....

 

[Stuart in MN]

Don't short sell yourself, it was a darned good video. Only problem is now we have to wait for the next installment to see how it all turns out.

 

[denis4x4]

Most impressive. I find that a creating a quick and dirty solution that last years needs to rethought from time to time.

 

[ed_v]

That was a good watch. Thank you.

I need to make some cabinetry for my model railroad workshop. Your video gave me a couple of ideas. Thank you.

Ed

 

[Cactus1]

Good stuff bruh.

 

[tomb119]

Great video. Clear, direct and informative. Keep them coming, looking forward to Part 2.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Well done

 

[jd_1138]

Great design. I like it a lot. I built a free standing desk for us 15 years ago. It has a long plywood top (we both can sit at it) and is built out of 2x4's and 1x4's -- built with screws.
I think it was only like $70 for materials or about 1/4 the cost of 2 desks that probably would've been loose and rickety by now.

 

[prone2xl]

Ryan I just watched both of those videos and damn r u talented. What a great build. I posted a comment on your YouTube asking what type of app or program is on your top screen bc it looks dynamic.

 

[Ryan]

Ryan I just watched both of those videos and damn r u talented. What a great build. I posted a comment on your YouTube asking what type of app or program is on your top screen bc it looks dynamic.

I'm experimenting with that right now. The TV is sort of a DIY version of Samsung's Frame TV. I have a Raspberry Pi connected to it that displays a site that I built that pulls in various information from weather to my calendar to different business metrics, etc... Right now, I'm using DAKboard which seems to work well as well...