Can we get a review of the dual motor VIVO desk frames? I feel like they have come a long ways I'm using two VIVO DESK-V122EB frames with some butcher block counters for the tops. My only complaint is the collision detection, and that might be due to the heavy tops. Good video as always BTOD!
FUN test for you guys: take a deep tabletop like 90cm. add the big screen and speakers at the rear for weight. Extend to max standing height. Then test SWAY. BUUUUT. Change the location of the legs. Some would say o the rear because thats the weight, but then your making a fulcrum and archemedes said you can move the earth. Some say the middle so a T, but, I have. a sneeeaaaaaaaky suspicion that legs at the front is best. If the table top is reinforced, can hold the static weight, and you touching and leaning which is dynamic weight, is at the short end, that mitigates your movement as you are at the fulcrum. the pivot point. Would this not be a fun non intuitive test?????? (No I am not crazy, my mother had me tested.)
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its nice to see u do desk breakdowns when not busy with Deadpool and Xforce
Can we get a review of the dual motor VIVO desk frames? I feel like they have come a long ways I'm using two VIVO DESK-V122EB frames with some butcher block counters for the tops. My only complaint is the collision detection, and that might be due to the heavy tops. Good video as always BTOD!
Can we see a review or promotional video for the BTOD Envy? That desk looks very nice.
Yeah, an Uplift is at the top of my list but this desk does give me hope.
FUN test for you guys: take a deep tabletop like 90cm. add the big screen and speakers at the rear for weight. Extend to max standing height. Then test SWAY. BUUUUT. Change the location of the legs. Some would say o the rear because thats the weight, but then your making a fulcrum and archemedes said you can move the earth. Some say the middle so a T, but, I have. a sneeeaaaaaaaky suspicion that legs at the front is best. If the table top is reinforced, can hold the static weight, and you touching and leaning which is dynamic weight, is at the short end, that mitigates your movement as you are at the fulcrum. the pivot point. Would this not be a fun non intuitive test?????? (No I am not crazy, my mother had me tested.)
Thumbs up for great videos!
It's disappointing to see this from WireCutter, especially since they had great chair recommendations.