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We just redid our 'home office' area and this is my desk. We are still working on getting everything situated (obviously).

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What should we put in the cubes?

Stormys New Desk 2.jpg by isuksig98

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Yay -- it's finally done... my dream desk! :)

Oh, and yes; the keyboard tray slides in and out of the middle. This shot isn't quite fully deployed -- it'll go about 6" further out. In the recessed position it sits about 2" back from the front plane of the desk.

I'd considered putting some sort of linear bearing to assist the keyboard tray sliding action, but I tried simply routing a channel on either side that fits into the extrusion channel. This amount of play and friction turned out to be just perfect, so it's all done.

Stormys New Desk 1.jpg by isuksig98

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You can see here how much space there is between the desk and the bottom of the monitor setup.

Also, I've added aluminum channeled slatwall to either side of the desk for future expansion -- I can just add brackets and shelves to the sides if I ever want or need to. For now, they just look really cool.

Tripstowin.jpg by isuksig98

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The triplehead monitor setup was built first, since it didn't have to be part of the desk itself.

It just bolts into the wall studs with big lag bolts -- very sturdy!

Here I'm just testing out various inputs. The Dell 2408 has a metric fuckton of them.

BTW, if you are curious: desktop resolution is 5760 X 1200

New Desk 2.jpg by isuksig98

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Here's the main equipment stack being mounted -- the bottom amp is an Acurus 200 X 3 for the front speakers, and the one above it is an Acurus 150 x 2 for the rears. The rackmount server case is above that, topped by a Middle Atlantic power distribution center and surge protector.

New Desk 3.jpg by isuksig98

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This is the NHT subwoofer, a full-on 12" powered beast that is way more than anyone would need for a near-field loudspeaker setup -- which is just the way I like things.

It sits behind an acoustically transparent perforated shroud, so it's quite a surprise when it comes on.

NZXT JARIES LEAKED! by Rick Jason VIllaflor

JARIES is a full modular-convertible gaming computer table made by Rick (Blueprints) and Aries (Builder). The table is identical to NZXT H440's top panel which this converted as hood of the table with glass covered. The head of the table is removeable and can wall-mount as horizontal or vertical position. And three removable doors; Exhaust door, 45 degree Fly Door and the main door. The exhaust door w/ attached of a NZXT 200mm fan for exhausting the heat of the motherboard.

The filters are made of aluminum with soft mesh, and strong straps and honeycomb. The hood is closing as smooth functioning by two hydraulics. UPS/AVR can be place inside rear of the table. Fan brackets are removable for easy from the installation of fans and radiators with supports 420mm 3x140 and 360mm, and finally the NZXT Grid+ V2 New model is also here. .

NZXT JARIES PC DESK MOD WORKBLOG by Rick Jason VIllaflor