OMFG I have been browsing for a lap board for PC gaming in my recliner and was wondering how on Earth I could build one myself. They are so expensive. You sir have won the internet even after 6 years. Thank you. I am about to order the stuff I need. I have the board
Just built this. Its excellent! My staple gun packed up so i used screws to secure the fabric edges and its all good. Fits perfect for me. Great idea and it cost me all of £25 in materials inc the mouse mat. Cheers!!
Thanks for the video. I don't have room for a computer desk in my bedroom and that's where I like to unwind and game. Wanted a lap desk but like you, couldn't find a decent one for a good price. Decided to make my own, so I came here.
Thanks for the great video. I have now made a lap desk using your vid. Cost me £25 as i already had the board, glue and staple gun. In case any one was wondering, I used 18mm MDF that measured 800x300mm. Gave me just the right amount of material to work with without having to trim too much excess.
Interesting build. Have you thought about upgrading your supports? You could get a 4'x8'x3.5" sheet of foam insulation board from Home Depot (or your favorite hardware store) for less than $20USD. Cut a few pieces that will be the right size for extending under your arms and holding up the desk, then glue them together for your preference of width. After this you can wrap them in a fabric of your choice. Amazing difference and your elbows and shoulders will thank you :D
Love this!! thank you so much for posting a version that doesn't require a fancy workshop :-). literally making this tonight, got all my materials for £36!! just need a piece of ply now. definitely saved me a lot of money.
If you want armrests you can add a 2nd block to the existing one. Personaly i would glue it but you can also use velcro. Maybe they have to be a bit lower depending on your elbow hight.
I did it! Thank you so very much. I used what I found around the house and garage. But I did order those yoga blocks and some industrial strength velcro. I might actually send the yoga blocks back because I'm happy with the feel of the high density foam I found. We'll see. I couldn't have done it without your guidance. This is still the "Laplander" but it's "rooted." LOL Thanks again! 😎
Many thanks! 😃 I am once again comfortable using my laptop. Couldn't have done it without you. I have one of those monstrous 2012 gaming style laptops because I use the full suite of Adobe CS6 applications and other performance heavy work on it. P.S. -- Yes, CS6. I will not be forced to rent Photoshop.
Wow this doesn't look at all hard to do, good thing I saw this video before I forked over nearly 200 bucks for one of these things, think I'll save myself a lot of money and just make one, thanks man.
I know this is an old video. Prices of wood have gone waaaay up. A word of advice on folding the sides (after folding front and back) is to cut off some of the excess in the corners or at least cut a diagonal line across the corners to make less resistance when folding). Using clamps to clip the mat in place may also help with stapling. I personally would like to put pillows on the underside instead of yoga blocks.
This gives me an idea for a art lap desk for my daughter. Could put pockets on the sides of the blocks for supplies. Or be more creative and make it pop up to lean towards her. Btw nice video.
+Eric Krapf yeah, it took me awhile to put two and two together, but it ended up being the perfect fit for my legs and it's nice to take them off for storage.
I'm very surprised nobody seems to be doing lap desks with a format like a boomerang, I mean with the sides extending to the elbows of the user. I need one desk that supports my arm so I can use the mouse without feeling pain because of tendinitis. I think I'm going to try doing it myself. But good video
I had a good idea watching this video if you have a sewing machine.. Buy 2 giant mouse pads and sew them together into a sleeve > insert board and profit. You can sew the Velcro to the bottom facing mouse pad to ensure it doesn't fall off.
Bravo, bravo old chap! The cost of these damn things are through the roof! Time to head to Lowe's then Micro Center, and local Walmart. Fully customizable the way you have it. Looking forward to gaming on my Xbox Series X or HTPC on the big screen while chilling in the Lazy-Boy. This is the way to go. Love the fact that it can be dissembled and stored away afterwards. I'm sure I can buy a cheap shelf and a cheap XXL mouse mat. I can size it for my fat ass to fit between it as well. Frag ya later!
Maybe with the adding the velcro, stuck it on the yoga blocks first (hook side first then put the loop side on that - with adhesive backing still on). Remove the backing from the loop side then stick the blocks on. Should make lining the block and velcro up much easier!
All I can think watching this is "heelll yeaaah", not sure I'm gonna find the huge mouse pad, velcro similar to the one used and Yoga blocks. Great video Dave*, thanks.
+mitsuhideakechi1 the mouse pad you should be able to find at any larger computer component store, yoga blocks can be found anywhere, even some department stores like Walmart have them and the Velcro you can get at a hardware store. :) good luck and thanks for watching!
I forgot to say, I live in Brazil that's why'd be difficult to find all that stuff, we got Walmart as well, but it's far as hell from my neighborhood and probably more expensive than other stores. My concerns are most on Yoga Blocks, 'cause never heard of them here and that huge mouse pad (which I'd like very much to use) is gonna be tough to find. Thanks for replying.
Hey, I can just recommend you buying the Steelseries QcK XXL. I own a smaller version of that mousepad. The XXL variant is 900x400mm, like the one used here. It's very durable. I bought it a few years ago and it's still in very good conditions. It's the best mousepad I have used yet. As Steelseries is a big, globally acting company, I'm sure you will also be able to buy it in Brazil. www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-XXL-Gaming-Mouse-67500/dp/B00WAA2704
Bordergames Amazon should be available wherever you live. All his materials are in the description. I was just fortunate to have the high density foam, but the Yoga blocks should work just fine. The professional grade Velcro he uses really is different from the run of the mill Velcro on, say, your rain slicker. I was amazed at how strong it is. Additionally, the adhesive on this type of Velcro is on for life. So be very careful about exactly where you wish to place the blocks or whatever type of riser you will use. I used pencil marks just to be certain.
All his materials are in the description. I was just fortunate to have the high density foam, but the Yoga blocks should work just fine. The professional grade Velcro he uses really is different from the run of the mill Velcro on, say, your rain slicker. I was amazed at how strong it is. Additionally, the adhesive on this type of Velcro is on for life. So be very careful about exactly where you wish to place the blocks or whatever type of riser you will use. I used pencil marks just to be certain.
Thanks for the great build, my poor 8 year old logitech n500 lapdesk is finally at the end of its rope, and seeing as replacing it would cost $250+ just for the same wimpy plastif feet to break off after a month, I will be giving some thought as how to modify what you did here to emulate what I love about my current lapdesk. Question if you don't mind throwing out an idea or two: if you were making a laptop gaming lapdesk and you wanted it at a slight incline towards you (to make it easier to use the keyboard), what do you think would be a good way to keep the laptop from sliding forward and off the lapdesk? The problem I've always had with the n500 from logitech is that I adore the comfort and shape and size, but the little plastic 'stoppers' at the end break really easy, so I've always had to deal with adjusting myself and my laptop to constantly correct it sliding forwards. Not the most clear description I guess, but thanks for the video, very helpful!
Thanks for the comment! If I were to make it and incline, I would probably get some foam and cut it to size vs using the yoga blocks. As for it sliding off, I may glue and tack on a thin piece of wood, then place the mouse mat over top and maybe place some staples to secure it. May not look as pretty, but definitely more functional for your use.
Thanks! The foam and the wood is a great idea! I'm going to experiment this weekend or the next and see what crazy contraption I come up with. I figure that if I make it a few inches longer on the X axis, I can add that little wooden stopper you described, as well as one of those squishy gel wrist pads that you normally use in front of a keyboard. I can definitely do the foam and cut it down until I have it just right, is there a type of foam you'd recommend? I'm sure I could make some type of covering for them and then velcro them down like you've done here. Thanks so much for the reply!
Double sided tape, yoga blocks and board from an old book case is what i went for earlier today. /shittycouchmaster Good idea using a mouse mat like that!
No issues with stability, but that will also depend on the stiffness of your couch cushions. I have taken the Velcro on and off about a dozen times and haven't had an issue with it, it's the industrial strength stuff, so it should hold fairly well even with out the additional staples I used. The wood I got from a friend, to find out the cost I would drop by your local hardware store and see if they can cut a piece of board that size and how much it will cost approx.
Great video! Thanks for sharing. Btw, where exactly did you find the wooden plank from? Also, did you cut it to the exact dimension by yourself? Thanks.
+SDEagle thanks! I got it from a friend. It was a piece of a book shelf that my friend was throwing away. You could go to a home supply store and get one cut in the exact size if you don't have the wood or tools.
I mostly play RTS games that don’t require a lot of mouse movement, but it’s pretty sturdy. You could always make it longer and add some extra blocks for stability
I'm looking forward to do something similar it's there any other solution to not use the yoga blocks? couse i want the board to be setting down flat on my lap.
I already have "the board." It's the classic half-moon Levenger Cherrywood Laplander lap desk. Problem is that my newer chair has arms that are too low and the lap desk rests uncomfortably on my legs. I will buy the yoga blocks (didn't know of such things), and I already have velcro. I would like for it to not be a permanent part of the desk because the chair may be replaced whenever. I have bad back pain and so I use a reclining chair with the Levenger board. This looks pretty easy, but it might take me a few days. THANK YOU!!!!!! All I might have to do is to cut the yoga blocks to match the Levenger laplander, which is a piece of wood with a very comfortable shape. But my new chair's arms are too low so the weight of my beast of a laptop is crushing my legs. I can't thank you enough for this video! www.levenger.com/Levenger-Lap-Desk-614.aspx
let me know if u can and love this video I will share with friends from school I made this and I use it for my laptop so when I'm in the car I can use a keyboard and mouse
+Nicolaas DeYager Some hardware stores can cut wood to size for free. Ask for a piece of plywood with the dimensions. My piece of wood was from a shelf the my friend was throwing away.
⭐⭐⭐🇷🇺А как потом чистить? Ткань лучше на липучках прифигаривать, а еще нужно бортики чтобы клавиатура и мышь несоскользнули на пол. Ну в целом так норм 👍
This really isn't a very good end product. What was I looking for? Plastic. But at the same time, nothing glossy. Nothing that makes that squeaking sound while you drag your fingers across it.
uuuhhhh!!!! he told us to dislike if we diddnt like the video, hes never going to be on the home page!!! plus, he called a 9 minute VIDEO a movie...... wut???!!!
OMFG I have been browsing for a lap board for PC gaming in my recliner and was wondering how on Earth I could build one myself. They are so expensive. You sir have won the internet even after 6 years. Thank you. I am about to order the stuff I need. I have the board
Glad I could help!
Still a great idea even a year later!
Just built this. Its excellent! My staple gun packed up so i used screws to secure the fabric edges and its all good. Fits perfect for me. Great idea and it cost me all of £25 in materials inc the mouse mat. Cheers!!
Glad to hear it worked out!
Thanks for the video. I don't have room for a computer desk in my bedroom and that's where I like to unwind and game. Wanted a lap desk but like you, couldn't find a decent one for a good price. Decided to make my own, so I came here.
I know! They’re so expensive. I’m glad you found it helpful.
Thanks for the great video. I have now made a lap desk using your vid. Cost me £25 as i already had the board, glue and staple gun.
In case any one was wondering, I used 18mm MDF that measured 800x300mm. Gave me just the right amount of material to work with without having to trim too much excess.
+baconmr2 awesome! Glad to hear it worked out!
Interesting build. Have you thought about upgrading your supports? You could get a 4'x8'x3.5" sheet of foam insulation board from Home Depot (or your favorite hardware store) for less than $20USD. Cut a few pieces that will be the right size for extending under your arms and holding up the desk, then glue them together for your preference of width. After this you can wrap them in a fabric of your choice. Amazing difference and your elbows and shoulders will thank you :D
Watching this in 2021. Amazing job on such and simple and inexpensive project. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks! I’m still happy that people are still finding it useful years later. I hope your project turns out!
Love this!! thank you so much for posting a version that doesn't require a fancy workshop :-). literally making this tonight, got all my materials for £36!! just need a piece of ply now. definitely saved me a lot of money.
also im not using yogo blocks, im going for memory foam bathmat underneath :-)
+caz ward great! So glad it worked out for you!
caz ward I know it’s been ages, but how did it work out? I’m in the UK also, where did you acquire the ply?
This is exactly what i have been looking for, thanks for sharing.
If you want armrests you can add a 2nd block to the existing one. Personaly i would glue it but you can also use velcro. Maybe they have to be a bit lower depending on your elbow hight.
I did it! Thank you so very much. I used what I found around the house and garage. But I did order those yoga blocks and some industrial strength velcro. I might actually send the yoga blocks back because I'm happy with the feel of the high density foam I found. We'll see.
I couldn't have done it without your guidance. This is still the "Laplander" but it's "rooted." LOL Thanks again! 😎
+Robin Markowitz awesome! I'm glad your build worked out!
Many thanks! 😃 I am once again comfortable using my laptop. Couldn't have done it without you. I have one of those monstrous 2012 gaming style laptops because I use the full suite of Adobe CS6 applications and other performance heavy work on it.
P.S. -- Yes, CS6. I will not be forced to rent Photoshop.
Was looking at the Cybot by NerdyTech but won't spend $150+ on low quality foam blocks with a board so am glad I found this.
Wow this doesn't look at all hard to do, good thing I saw this video before I forked over nearly 200 bucks for one of these things, think I'll save myself a lot of money and just make one, thanks man.
+Shane Padilla No problem man. Hope it goes well. Let me know how the build goes.
Simpel and easy, thanks dude.
Thanks man. Who wants to spend $400 on a couch master when you can do it for less than $100
I know this is an old video. Prices of wood have gone waaaay up. A word of advice on folding the sides (after folding front and back) is to cut off some of the excess in the corners or at least cut a diagonal line across the corners to make less resistance when folding). Using clamps to clip the mat in place may also help with stapling. I personally would like to put pillows on the underside instead of yoga blocks.
Yeah, I probably would have done it a bit differently now. I think getting foam cut would be more comfortable to rest my arms.
@@DIYDaveB Hopefully you're still using it though..
This gives me an idea for a art lap desk for my daughter. Could put pockets on the sides of the blocks for supplies. Or be more creative and make it pop up to lean towards her. Btw nice video.
+GalthT thanks for the reply. Good luck!
I wish I thought of using the yoga blocks. Nice DIY!
+Eric Krapf yeah, it took me awhile to put two and two together, but it ended up being the perfect fit for my legs and it's nice to take them off for storage.
I'm very surprised nobody seems to be doing lap desks with a format like a boomerang, I mean with the sides extending to the elbows of the user. I need one desk that supports my arm so I can use the mouse without feeling pain because of tendinitis. I think I'm going to try doing it myself. But good video
+Sergio Domingues thanks for the comment! I have used pillows under my elbows in the past during long gaming sessions. It's not perfect, but it works
+Sergio Domingues Try it! Let me know how it goes.
Great video 👍👍👍
I had a good idea watching this video if you have a sewing machine.. Buy 2 giant mouse pads and sew them together into a sleeve > insert board and profit. You can sew the Velcro to the bottom facing mouse pad to ensure it doesn't fall off.
Genius and cool beard man!
this is an awesome video! I cant believe that people havent seen this!
Don't the underside of your wrists get all the tension and pressure? Maybe if it were extended to support your elbows this would help
I use couch pillows during long gaming sessions.
Bravo, bravo old chap! The cost of these damn things are through the roof! Time to head to Lowe's then Micro Center, and local Walmart. Fully customizable the way you have it. Looking forward to gaming on my Xbox Series X or HTPC on the big screen while chilling in the Lazy-Boy. This is the way to go. Love the fact that it can be dissembled and stored away afterwards. I'm sure I can buy a cheap shelf and a cheap XXL mouse mat. I can size it for my fat ass to fit between it as well. Frag ya later!
Maybe with the adding the velcro, stuck it on the yoga blocks first (hook side first then put the loop side on that - with adhesive backing still on). Remove the backing from the loop side then stick the blocks on. Should make lining the block and velcro up much easier!
I promise this is the last thing but a custom paint job for game controller would be AWESOME!!!
I'm making this for my husband for Xmas! he's going to love it!! his name is David to so I just had to add you!
Thanks for the inspiration dude.
You're a genius! Thank you! 🎉
All I can think watching this is "heelll yeaaah", not sure I'm gonna find the huge mouse pad, velcro similar to the one used and Yoga blocks. Great video Dave*, thanks.
+mitsuhideakechi1 the mouse pad you should be able to find at any larger computer component store, yoga blocks can be found anywhere, even some department stores like Walmart have them and the Velcro you can get at a hardware store. :) good luck and thanks for watching!
I forgot to say, I live in Brazil that's why'd be difficult to find all that stuff, we got Walmart as well, but it's far as hell from my neighborhood and probably more expensive than other stores. My concerns are most on Yoga Blocks, 'cause never heard of them here and that huge mouse pad (which I'd like very much to use) is gonna be tough to find. Thanks for replying.
Hey, I can just recommend you buying the Steelseries QcK XXL. I own a smaller version of that mousepad. The XXL variant is 900x400mm, like the one used here. It's very durable. I bought it a few years ago and it's still in very good conditions. It's the best mousepad I have used yet. As Steelseries is a big, globally acting company, I'm sure you will also be able to buy it in Brazil.
www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-XXL-Gaming-Mouse-67500/dp/B00WAA2704
Bordergames Amazon should be available wherever you live. All his materials are in the description. I was just fortunate to have the high density foam, but the Yoga blocks should work just fine. The professional grade Velcro he uses really is different from the run of the mill Velcro on, say, your rain slicker. I was amazed at how strong it is. Additionally, the adhesive on this type of Velcro is on for life. So be very careful about exactly where you wish to place the blocks or whatever type of riser you will use. I used pencil marks just to be certain.
All his materials are in the description. I was just fortunate to have the high density foam, but the Yoga blocks should work just fine. The professional grade Velcro he uses really is different from the run of the mill Velcro on, say, your rain slicker. I was amazed at how strong it is. Additionally, the adhesive on this type of Velcro is on for life. So be very careful about exactly where you wish to place the blocks or whatever type of riser you will use. I used pencil marks just to be certain.
Very creative!
could you make a video on how to customize an old mouse and keyboard to look cool
+LivinLifeStyle gaming thanks for the response. That's a cool idea. Were you thinking a multi-coloured paint job?
+DIY Dave yea or if in any way LEDs could be added that would be cool or even just a cool design
+LivinLifeStyle gaming Cool, good ideas, I'll take a look into it and see what I can do. Thanks for the feedback.
I'll have to try this but a little different
Really nice video, I like how you explained what you did step by step :)
Thanks for the great build, my poor 8 year old logitech n500 lapdesk is finally at the end of its rope, and seeing as replacing it would cost $250+ just for the same wimpy plastif feet to break off after a month, I will be giving some thought as how to modify what you did here to emulate what I love about my current lapdesk. Question if you don't mind throwing out an idea or two: if you were making a laptop gaming lapdesk and you wanted it at a slight incline towards you (to make it easier to use the keyboard), what do you think would be a good way to keep the laptop from sliding forward and off the lapdesk?
The problem I've always had with the n500 from logitech is that I adore the comfort and shape and size, but the little plastic 'stoppers' at the end break really easy, so I've always had to deal with adjusting myself and my laptop to constantly correct it sliding forwards. Not the most clear description I guess, but thanks for the video, very helpful!
Thanks for the comment!
If I were to make it and incline, I would probably get some foam and cut it to size vs using the yoga blocks. As for it sliding off, I may glue and tack on a thin piece of wood, then place the mouse mat over top and maybe place some staples to secure it. May not look as pretty, but definitely more functional for your use.
Thanks! The foam and the wood is a great idea! I'm going to experiment this weekend or the next and see what crazy contraption I come up with. I figure that if I make it a few inches longer on the X axis, I can add that little wooden stopper you described, as well as one of those squishy gel wrist pads that you normally use in front of a keyboard. I can definitely do the foam and cut it down until I have it just right, is there a type of foam you'd recommend? I'm sure I could make some type of covering for them and then velcro them down like you've done here. Thanks so much for the reply!
You should build Alternatives for dressers
Like to keep your clothes? What’s your idea?
And when console peaseants say PC gamers can't play on their couch
I also love the video!
and i say to you that the age of k m on xbox starded...i see you in fortnite
I've never hear anyone say that.
Huh
I made one this weekend and it's excellent!
+BinarySecond great! Glad to hear it worked out!
Double sided tape, yoga blocks and board from an old book case is what i went for earlier today. /shittycouchmaster
Good idea using a mouse mat like that!
+SpartaMou5 Awesome. How did it turn out? You might what to go for the Velcro as its easier to store.
i was wondering how to do something similar but never considered using a big mouse pad im an idiot
Yeah, before I was just using the board on my lap and my wrists hurt a lot... that’s when I had the “ah ha” moment.
Great video and idea. I was looking at these and the asking price is ridiculous! I'm sure you spent less than $30. Thanks for the tip.
I think it would be less than $30 in American dollars, but I did have to buy more supplies than anticipated.
Nice. thanks for the idea man. good video too.
+Zak Brown Thanks for the positive feedback. Hope to make another video soon.
Brilliant! Doing this instead of dropping 200$ for a lap desk
Still using mine years later! Enjoy.
could u make one that has a keyboard like in the wood and it has a thing u like lift up to get to it
Any issues with stability or the velcro coming off? Also, how much does that wooden plank typically cost you?
No issues with stability, but that will also depend on the stiffness of your couch cushions. I have taken the Velcro on and off about a dozen times and haven't had an issue with it, it's the industrial strength stuff, so it should hold fairly well even with out the additional staples I used. The wood I got from a friend, to find out the cost I would drop by your local hardware store and see if they can cut a piece of board that size and how much it will cost approx.
There is something similar to be able to use it in a computer chair?
nice job
Great video! Thanks for sharing. Btw, where exactly did you find the wooden plank from? Also, did you cut it to the exact dimension by yourself? Thanks.
+SDEagle thanks! I got it from a friend. It was a piece of a book shelf that my friend was throwing away. You could go to a home supply store and get one cut in the exact size if you don't have the wood or tools.
Lovely. Thanks again.
HEy size of the lapdesk enough to control recoil in pubg like games? BEcause I need to move mouse a lot
I mostly play RTS games that don’t require a lot of mouse movement, but it’s pretty sturdy. You could always make it longer and add some extra blocks for stability
I'm looking forward to do something similar it's there any other solution to not use the yoga blocks? couse i want the board to be setting down flat on my lap.
Maybe a sheet of memory foam underneath?
but just continue to upload u are smart to think of that
Can u make a lap table for coloring on please?
Anyone now the demotions of the wood or shelf he is using?
+bouncer2828 hey! The board I got from my friend is 30" x 10" x 1"
Thank you! Your Video helped me make a cheaper solution than buying an over priced item!
+bouncer2828 Thanks for the compliment! Glad I could help. Let me know how the build goes.
Great video. Thanks!
Yoga blocks ??? What are they called ??
They’re just known as yoga blocks where I live. You can buy them on Amazon for $20. You can even get foam cut and wrap them in fabric if you’d like
Thank even very useful in 2018!!!
The prices on couchmaster-like products are still extortionate. I still use mine every day.
Thank you
My brother loves you
+Connor Chamberlain haha, that's great! Tell him I say thank you!
Muy bueno, gracias!
Thanks for watching!
I already have "the board." It's the classic half-moon Levenger Cherrywood Laplander lap desk. Problem is that my newer chair has arms that are too low and the lap desk rests uncomfortably on my legs. I will buy the yoga blocks (didn't know of such things), and I already have velcro. I would like for it to not be a permanent part of the desk because the chair may be replaced whenever.
I have bad back pain and so I use a reclining chair with the Levenger board. This looks pretty easy, but it might take me a few days. THANK YOU!!!!!!
All I might have to do is to cut the yoga blocks to match the Levenger laplander, which is a piece of wood with a very comfortable shape. But my new chair's arms are too low so the weight of my beast of a laptop is crushing my legs. I can't thank you enough for this video! www.levenger.com/Levenger-Lap-Desk-614.aspx
great idea
let me know if u can and love this video I will share with friends from school I made this and I use it for my laptop so when I'm in the car I can use a keyboard and mouse
+LivinLifeStyle gaming Awesome! How do you like it? Did you have any trouble with the build?
+LivinLifeStyle gaming thanks for the shares as well, that's really kind of you.
+DIY Dave I'm using it now while playing farcry on pc
+LivinLifeStyle gaming Great game, happy to hear you're enjoying it.
Read the instructions before handling a staple gun if you have never used one before.... just saying
Where could i find a board
+Nicolaas DeYager Some hardware stores can cut wood to size for free. Ask for a piece of plywood with the dimensions. My piece of wood was from a shelf the my friend was throwing away.
DIY Dave home depot?
+Nicolaas DeYager Yep! That's where I was originally going to go before my friend gave me the piece that I used.
DIY Dave ok thx you hav helped a lot
⭐⭐⭐🇷🇺А как потом чистить? Ткань лучше на липучках прифигаривать, а еще нужно бортики чтобы клавиатура и мышь несоскользнули на пол. Ну в целом так норм 👍
that wood is heavy....could use a hard styrafoam and wrap it.
May seem like a dumb question but wrap it with what?
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Thanks man
113 people stapled through their finger.
Awesome man, thanks
Thanks dave!
you cool bro
please can someone sell this!
They do sell it. Brand is called “couchmaster” but they are super expensive, hence why I made my own.
i have a extra mouse pad
It looks too shaky.
i made one out of styrofome from my pcase box :)
Awesome! How do you like it? Did the Styrofoam hold up?
yeah gonna add some light wood (currently cardboard) later on maybe something else if i can find it my other than that it's great
^ PC case*
i use free post office boxes lol
So and so
^^^^^ [ WoW!!! very nice and professionally done ] *** >>>Have anyone here try the DIY smartdesk kit frame to DIY a sit stand desk_?
Here you go!
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Makes awome gameing invention but makes it in chicken lol i cooked this setup to profection
Dave....... a few pushups and some bench presses wouldn't hurt bro..... those baby arms dont match the size of your head
all he did is attached a peace of fabric to a peace od wood...
He did more than that. He gave ideas to anyone looking for this solution.
This really isn't a very good end product. What was I looking for? Plastic. But at the same time, nothing glossy. Nothing that makes that squeaking sound while you drag your fingers across it.
Then build it!
DIY Dave it just occurred to me I don't have a decent PC... I love this build, just not for me.
uuuhhhh!!!! he told us to dislike if we diddnt like the video, hes never going to be on the home page!!! plus, he called a 9 minute VIDEO a movie...... wut???!!!