Happy New Year everyone! I figure let's get this started by sharing my fist project of the new year. I rebuilt my workspace and I wanted to share with you my new adjustable height desk. I got the frame of it from Amazon
here. On top I am using a cheap-o-ikea tabletop, I was able to mount that and my monitor arms on the back with the addition of a piece of hardwood and some metal hardware. I have my large monitor on an arm now and I am waiting to get the backplate for the Cintiq so they can both be on arms. Should be all finished off by next week!
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| Frame assembly. Fairly easy and it is very sturdy!! |
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| Mandatory cat-in-box photo while building said desk. |
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| Almost complete. Sliding the old tabletop onto the new frame. This was easy because of the adjustability. |
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Desk in down position (top) and up position (bottom)
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Superb workplace, the table with adjustable height is wonderful idea ! Wonder if sculpting in standing position would make significant difference and will relieve the backpain ?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, would you mind telling what is the author of the two sculpting books that are shown in the pictures?
Hi Vertex Bee! I really enjoy sculpting while standing. At least for a few hours at a time. It really does help, plus I am able to move the cintiq right up to my face so I dont have to hunch over. Yes, here are the book links here: http://www.amazon.com/Philippe-Faraut/e/B001K8XHSS/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_2?qid=1389826298&sr=8-2
ReplyDeleteHighly recommend them! This guy is amazing!
Hi Robert, thanks a lot for the info about the books, I know the work of Pihilippe Faraut, but I wasn't aware he has published books...great !
ReplyDeleteAs for the desk, I already found where to buy similar one, and will go to check it out soon. Thanks a lot Robert, I was thinking of buying one for a long time, but after I saw your blog post, I was assured that it will make a difference :)
Cheers!
Martin