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I had a request to make a simple stand for a laptop that is being used as a spare monitor. Though it was simple, it took several different operations making it an interesting project. This is what I came up with.

This was a fun little project I have been spending a lot more time than I used to at the desktop computer and I need to make some organisational change to the desk as I need more room and needed to raise the monitor up to a more reasonable height as I am 6'2 I went online for some inspiration...

My son needed a speaker for his small electric drum kit and I didn't want to spend much money so I gave him a cheap set of Logitech computer speakers which worked fine, but there was a mess of wires and it didn't look very hard rock, so I took the electronics out, cut up an old Bon Jovi concert...

This is a monitor stand I made to hold two 21" monitors. The height of the monitors I use at work was too low and I needed something to raise them up a bit. There was a piece of rough sawn ash that had been sitting around my shop for awhile which I thought would work well for it. Both the top...

My monitorstand is in use now. It allows me to put keyboard and trackball away, when I need some space for writing by hand. Now my wife wants to get one for her desk. At first, I planned to make the VESA-mount by myself. But then I sawt a simple one online, that was cheap and is really good.

Made this from leftover plywood I had from another project. Kinda threw it together one evening while my wife was out. The drawers run on a wood track and have a little lip under them in the front so I didn't have to put on any handle to grab. I think I may add some simple wood handles just for...

Table space was getting a little "junky". Also my desktop serves as a media player, file server. So do not usually need the keyboard but like it attached. Did not want to go with the basic riser shelf. In one of the wood magazines I liked a kitchen shelf with the half-laps so based it on...

Very simple monitor riser block for my desk at the day job. Made out of a leftover section of Douglas fir 2×12 in an edge grain glue up style and finished with a little mineral oil. Not much, but certainly adds something nice to the bland office equipment.

June, 2013-Problem: Computer monitors sitting too low on the desk, making it uncomfortable to see them. Solution: Build a stand to raise them up. Been wanting to get this done for months! Wood for this project is maple 3/4-inch furniture-grade plywood, edge-banded with the iron on birch...

Nomatter how much room you have on your desk, it never seem to be enough, right? The light in my G11 Keyboard is very dim, so I made a groove for some LED strips to help illuminate the keyboard. It´s also nice having to look straight at the monitor, instead of looking down. Wood: Oak tabletop...