Re: Custom Computer Workstation Bench and Chair Setups
- From: D from BC <myrealaddress@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 16:41:10 GMT
On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 08:59:20 -0400, "Michael A. Terrell"
<mike.terrell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
D from BC wrote:
This guy used a car chair for his computer set up:
http://www.robotics.com/chair/
"Then I realized that the most comfortable chair I sit in each day is
my car. If you think about it, it's specifically designed to minimize
fatigue and allow people to sit comfortably for hours."
Myself...
My LCD monitors are on a skinny \_/ shaped bench with only room for
the monitor stands. Clutterfree.
I mounted a mouse table on my armrest.. Was funny to let go of my
wireless mouse and watch it slide off onto the floor :)
Someday I'll be constructing a tube frame to suspend the monitors.
Got inspired by the hovercraft computer workstation in the Matrix
movies.
Anybody have some interesting custom computer station set ups?
D from BC
I used a spare bucket seat from a '66 GTO as a computer chair, till a
spring broke and cut my thigh. It was bolted to a wood base made from
2" * 8" lumber set on edge to get the right height, and was raised at
the rear to tilt slightly, to the right position. A set of heavy rubber
casters let it move around.
The computer desk was a solid oak butcher block dining room table
with a plywood cabinet that had adjustable shelves. It had two computer
monitors, a small color TV, a 'C band' sat receiver, and an old Harmon
Kardon 330B stereo receiver.
Looks like I might be visiting the scrap yard to sit in a bunch of
cars to find out which ones have the most comfy seats for computer
work :)
D from BC
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