Building the Ultimate Computer Desk - Part 3

In this final video, I cover the construction of the desk, final outcome, and thoughts I had about the project after it was done.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Awesome build! And solid project. Thanks for sharing.

[@tysgames1591]

You are a great support for him

[@thatsonaaron4636]

JERRY!

[@marionnette6231]

Omg what are the chances!

[@superaidenproductions1870]

Jerry's here!

[@gandalfwiz20007]

got to test it to see witch Mohs pick will scratch it ;)

[@cooclamedia]

Laughed so hard at 3:48 I expected a 3 monitor pc setup with and laptop and stuff for this kind op computer table

[@zachh298]

TheChickenGamer lmao me too I was expecting like 3 super wides or something

[@CocoTheMii]

@Zach H David has said that he prefers monitors with a 4:3 aspect ratio over 16:9, since you actually get more screen space on a 4:3 display. Also, he flat out states that multiple widescreen monitors is “just too wide”.

[@sheppardpat47]

David isn't a gamer, that's why

[@SpartanMJO12]

@@sheppardpat47 you don't need to be a gamer to have loads of monitor real estate. I have four monitors and I haven't played a game for about a month now.

[@sheppardpat47]

@@SpartanMJO12 I'm not playing a lot too, but I've got a 16/9 1080p 27 inch display, but David prefer to use 4:3 display

[@laypyu]

I watched through your entire 3 part series on building a computer desk, and I'm awfully surprised. I did this very same thing about three years ago. I needed a computer desk for my office, and none of the ones in the market really fit my needs, either being too under developed, or being overzealous with lots of racks and drawers that I wouldn't really need, or would come in the way. Price also being was another factor. So I set out to design my own computer table. I had never done anything of that sort of a personal project, but the curiosity and the enthusiasm to see how it pans out pushed me towards it. My initial design was done on CAD (Solidworks - my background being in Mech Engineering), then did a sketch on paper. I printed the design, worked out what all I would require (bill of materials), tabled the cost, and took the shortcut of hiring a carpenter to take care of the building part. Time being a constraint, I had to take it this route, plus I didn't have much of the tools back then. The construction was done in the same way that you did, and even had the 'hidden shelves', the wire holders, the table corner wire-ports/slot. I used a panel of colored plywood with vinyl finishing for the top of the table. One thing that I found missing from your build, and something that even concerned you is the flexing of the board when you place your weight on it. Take the 'hidden shelf', invert it 90', and bolt it with L-clamps underneath the main table onto the wall, halfway lengthwise of the main board, and you have supports called 'ribs'. Put up a couple or more, and you will have one superstrong table. You can place slots in them for the wires to go through. Also, I had placed a 2 inch wide strip of the same MDF lengthwise along the edge of the table underneath. This added to the corner strength. Before I had done all this, the table would flex under pressure, but now I can sit on it, and no flexing. I suggest you place these as well. It's been three years since I had built my table, and have to say, its still good as new. The best investment. And yea, it took just under a week to build and paint. It holds 2 computers, a photostat/printer machine, and a paper rack. This also felt really good to watch, because of the feeling that if you have an idea, there is an old saying (don't know who said it) that there will be atleast nine people around the world who will have thought up the same. Thanks for reading my awfully long comment too. :D Just enthusiastic about projects like this. Subbed!

[@Travis7060312]

I had knee surgery and have been laying in bed watching your videos all day. Thank you for keeping me entertained and distracted from wanting to cut my whole leg off

[@omikronweapon]

+Travis7060312 He might even be able to make a video to replace it with a custom iLeg if you *did* :P

[@user2C47]

+OmikronWeapon iLegs are evil.

[@codaassasin]

If Austin Evans got old, this is what he would sound like.

[@kainspare3343]

That's who it is. I knew he kind of looked and sounded like him

[@StickyNinja03]

and look lol

[@Connie_TinuityError]

8-Bit Guy (or iBook Guy at the time) was born in 1975. Austin Evans was born in 1992. So that's a 17 year difference.

[@parsil8158]

Old Austin Evans came back from the future, but he lost his memory bumping on a wall and the first thing he saw was a Mac Mini, a C64 and old vintage computers that made out the word:"DAVID". He then became David Murray, 8-bit Guy / iBookGuy

[@alomonwo]

Hi guys Im Austin! 20 years in the future.

[@imlmartinez32]

It turned out beautiful and extremely organized use of space. Wonderful idea!!

[@lucaspunzengruber]

I really appreciate how professionally this series was executed

[@BradSnyder1]

Very cool looking desk. I like how you got all the power cables and such organized.

[@asdfasdf4345artsdfg]

I want to do something similar to this one day. We actually, several years ago with my dad and brother, built the legs/stand for a long slab of marble, out of plumbing pipes, and secured the marble top to the stand with silicone. Before assembly, we used a grinder to smooth the edges of the pipes out and make sure they snugly fit together. It's a very sturdy desk and looks pretty industrial. I'd like to make a quick video of it; let me know if you would be interested in seeing it. It's a cool concept and may give you ideas for other things like this. Interestingly enough, we also built our tree house years ago on a tall, plumbing pipe structure. Stone slabs support the feet and it was built around the trunk of the tree for extra support.

[@Christoph_NTX]

very good cable management sir!

[@amazingbacon785]

Dear Mr. BookGuy. You have helped me sincerely and helped many hours of content that I have loved dearly, and makes me wanna go out and buy a mac right now. And the desk. Can't wait to build something like yours

[@neo87bassel]

your design is efficient in term of space and elegance, a big THANK YOU from Palestine and I hope you appreciate that your design helped people in the other side of the planet, again thank you.

[@rzmonk76]

thanks for being honest about your mistakes

[@assortedtea902]

the OG of today's 'review my desk setup' videos

[@sittaman]

Awesome. I dream of a computer desk, but like you I can't find anything suitable for my needs on any furniture store whatsoever. Congratulations on your project and thanks a lot for the inspiration as well as the tips on tools and materials, from the sketchup modeling to the vinyl finishing!

[@jeff32103]

Great job! Particularly on the tabletop. Thanks for sharing.

[@ksalbrecht88]

So its been nearly a year & a half since you posted this video... how is this desk working out for you long term?

[@dreamingthelife]

+ksalbrecht88 yeh I'm curious to see how its going too!

[@AirFox79]

Same here, How has this desk been for you?

[@AirFox79]

Same here, How has this desk been for you?

[@guadload2073]

its falling apart!!! i knew it!!!

[@theraidnade]

it is?

[@lukehirst395]

lol that giant desk and then you whip out ur tiny little pc lolololol

[@MichiosGraphics]

I have a small arse desk that has to support a Tower PC, Monitor etc..... hah should ask him to swap, also 2019...

[@Marcel38281]

@@MichiosGraphics same lol

[@Marcel38281]

@@MichiosGraphics I have to use a crt monitor wiech leaves even less room

[@joshuamast5128]

@@Marcel38281 seriously why

[@Bort_Simpson]

Replace desk & pc with dick

[@tjsase]

Epic video! I like how you thought outside the box and chose floor tile for a covering! You actually inspired me to improve my own computer desk. It's basically a long, wooden door propped up on each corner by four plywood shelves resting on another door on the floor. Since it wasn't stable and slid around quite a bit, I bought some L plates that I screwed into the back of each shelf, then coated the top and bottom edges with foam insulation so they stuck under pressure. I even did this to my record shelf, and it made quite a difference!

[@andrija2764]

Daughter is very lucky to have a father with that knowledge😲 Amazing jog dude!

[@marcechavezu]

Hello, I'm a designer, just wanted to point out for future projects or for your reinforcements that with mdfs and particle boards you need a support every 90 centimeters (I use metric, sorry) to keep it from flexing, I have tried it with bookshelves, no matter the thickness you need to support every 90 cms (or more often if it goes with the design...)

[@user-sq2fm7dn4e]

Wow, i'm super impressed on how this turned out. Do you think 1/2 inch mdf would stop it from flexing?

[@The8BitGuy]

If I could do it over, I'd probably try to find 1" or better. But honestly, as long as nobody sits on the desk, I haven't had any trouble with it flexing.

[@angryidahobusdriver]

The iBookGuy Hey nice small video series. Please make note videos like this. Thanks.

[@angryidahobusdriver]

MadMan *More*

[@benkelly1737]

MDF is going to flex. MDF is very dense and thicker will probably only increase the flex of the top surface. Adding runners on the front and cross beam support would have helped the stability and significantly, if not completely, eliminated the flex. I like the abstract method of building your own desk but I have to say that this desk could have easily been built for MUCH less than 500. Priming and painting the desk then finishing with a nice epoxy would have given it a clean and strong surface. In the end, it's your desk so if you like it then more power to you but "Ultimate" is pretty strong and the tiled look on any surface but the floor looks pretty tacky. There are plenty of zero hardware joints that could have worked for this build as well. Since the desk has no drawers and only one primary horizontal surface it would have made taking the desk apart or replacing sections even easier.

[@gamesofcontent]

Jason Mei go with 3/4 oak or some other domestic wood like cherry. MDF is just sawdust glued together. I think im going to make this desk but a portable version thats not mounted. Only difference is i will use Cherry wood and then i will coat it with a glass epoxy so it is durable, smooth, and water tight.

[@tassie7325]

That is a sweet desk. Simple solution to the strength issue that won't cost a cent - don't sit on your desk, sit on a chair, that is what they are designed for.

[@2techsandatool52]

The iBookGuy Great project and you have given me a lot of ideas when we get our studio going. Thanks for the walk through on this one it has been very helpful.

[@animalyze7120]

Great work! Cheaper method would have been to fine sand the wood and stain it, then seal it with a few generous coats of polyurethane. Polyurethane is very durable and you can use very fine orbital sander to heat up and remove any dings or scratches easily. Plus it's not pricey and you'll have enough left over for any/all repairs you'll need down the road. Great video!

[@Dan67518]

Can you make a list of materials for everything you used?

[@electriclott]

Very nice. I enjoyed watching this project come together.

[@albertocarballomontenegro9686]

A very nice project. Neat, clear, useful and suitable for a computer room. You are a very organised guy, with a clear mind and intelligence. Thanks for all the episodes you give to us.

[@Koolyococo]

0:29 These nuts!

[@bonzivids9756]

Koolyococo HAAH! GOT EEEMM

[@1shARyn3]

Under-desk lighting: Save Watts and maximize lumens: Use electroluminescent LED light strips

[@phoflex]

Great work man, a lot of thought and experience paid off. 👍

[@philsbbs]

love to see the desk now, nearly a year on. plus also hear what you changed if anything would you regret about it etc.

[@user-lt1js2op3o]

0:30 DEEZ NUTS GOT EM

[@keeler1160]

+Anton_Da_Man pretty good.

[@jacksonreid4824]

*DANGIT I WAS GONNA SAY THAT.*

[@LETHALF90]

+Nui Sance he says got him not galeem...dumbass

[@JockeGards]

+Anton_Da_Man LOL

[@WaterLines333]

+Bleach Fuck off.

[@TGGEDITS]

0:30 "deez nuts"

[@2easymode]

great cover on all of the pros and cons and all of the mistakes and solutions. gave me tons of ideas. I'm also sure you save people time and gave us some new ideas for our own desk dream.

[@Siknik64]

I like how the finished product came out. Looks really professional, like something you'd find at Ikea.

[@Folgemilch21]

if you would have used real wood for the tabletop, you wouldnt had to do the whole vinyl thing at all. there is nothing more beautiful and smooth than real wood (with some sort of coating)

[@shawnpepin7890]

that was ,y though to.. he couldhave taken the budget for the table top. tile, and glue, and put it into some nicer wood for the top and it would have been MUCH NICER.. this looks like a grade school floor

[@Monsterpala]

Agree but you too are debating the taste of someone who is famous for collecting and restoring 8 bit hardware. He likes his room painted blue and things covered in plastic (also crazy blue if not out of stock). So yes it is wood surface and throw away the 10-20 year old computer for most people including myself. But I respect his efforts and expertise in terms of old tech. I am Not here for woodworking :)

[@jameslerdose7946]

Wow a massive desk for only 1 monitor

[@tyleralcover5901]

VitaliiDaGamer but will he..

[@thepizzacarpizza1056]

its not like that moniter is the only object he owns

[@Montisaquadeis]

Ontop of owning more then a single monitor he needs space to work on projects as well so having all that extra room is a major plus.

[@referal6939]

He said that it would be good for some of his old antique computers

[@VendonJura]

Wow you Sir know how an awesome Computer Desk have to look like. I really love how it looks.

[@scottcook6912]

Excellent video, excellent design. Thank you!

[@matthewtarbard2288]

all that space but only a single monitor?

[@Connie_TinuityError]

+Matthew Tarbard Surprisingly, your comment best described the HTC U Ultra.

[@bonzivids9756]

8 Bit Guy should buy a 21:9 monitor for Mac now..

[@TheLordOfNothing]

He doesn't really take widescreen that much. He explains it in one of his videos.

[@k9woof219]

He still uses this. Probably

[@josephbohme7917]

I would not give you the A I was hoping against hope to award you. You are a real trail blazer, thinking about wiring and what to put where. A clean desk keeps one out of the barred cell found within most counties.

[@johntothebrogan]

Really good looking design for the desk

[@gamecrow8870]

The daughter who didn’t get a desk said: 🤨

[@bfapple]

Exactly my thoughts, Murkrow. Shame we didn’t get to see the “companion” build.

[@HaxxplaysALL]

You spent a month making a desk that awesome for a tiny mac and 1 monitor? It's an amazing desk and you did a great job but i wouldn't go through that much trouble for a mac with 1 monitor :/ Just my opinion, overall you did a great job :)

[@Hikarmeme]

Intropi he's gunna add more to it than just that, i think he said so in part 1

[@turtle-ns4up]

Intropi He took long because he did it in le HOT texas weather.... He said if it was cooler, he would've taken a week.

[@alomonwo]

He handled that project like a Boss. Good Job sir.

[@lelandgoertz6286]

Very well done. An innovative use of materials. Seeing components as what you can do with them rather than what they are designed for is a sign of intelligence.

[@HelloKittyFanMan.]

"VCT tile"? So you're trying to say "vinyl composition tile *tile*"?

[@scrubs727]

+MaxxFordham It just kinda sounds better with VCT tile

[@HelloKittyFanMan.]

No it doesn't. Stuff that doesn't make sense doesn't sound good. If he or you insists on saying the last word, then just say "VC tile."

[@scrubs727]

MaxxFordham True, true.

[@HelloKittyFanMan.]

Thanks, Piper Bacon. Besides that, since the word "tile" is sort of more than one syllable ("1.5 syllables" because it's a dipthong), then just saying "T" after the "VC" is easier.

[@ninjablox7264]

I have a big (blank).

[@javiergarcia---]

i want to make one for my 8 inch tablet

[@midamultitool1387]

javier garcia lol

[@thepizzacarpizza1056]

but *Read More* thats too big OMFG DONT FREEZE MY COMMENTS

[@Stangil1]

The desk looks really nice. You gave me a lot of good ideas.

[@Jonny2Trappy]

SEEN ALL THREE PARTS AND LOVED THEM ALL. GREAT CONTENT

[@stumbling]

$50-$60 for some under desk lighting??? You can get strips of white LEDs for ~$1 per metre.

[@OlafurArons]

+CowLunch True. But he'd need some sort of power converter for 120v to 12v or 24v, depending on which one the lights would utilize. Plot twist: He could buy an old computer powersupply and get the 12v from there, so that'd be an exceptionally cheap alternative, costing maybe 10-20$ tops.

[@mr.s2732]

+CowLunch I get my strips $1 (+ $1 delivery) for 5 metres

[@SnipeYouFromMars]

0:28 DEEZ NUTS!!

[@sesimsons]

Love the retrospect at the end. Limiting yourself is sometimes more productive than get lost in details

[@cohenponsford8926]

Loved the Mabinogi Music at the end of the video. It's been forever since I've played that wonderful game. Oh the nostalgia.

[@word2thebird]

T nuts sounds like "Deez Nuts" and when I heard him say "These Nuts" I started to crack up laughing!!!!!

[@maxroth4947]

i would totally pay u 1,000 to make me desk like that.

[@maxroth4947]

why wouldnt i? im looking at buying a desk rn for 1,400$

[@maxroth4947]

lmao ur a troll i have over 50k and im 20 years old.. stock market investor

[@maxroth4947]

ok ill send a picture ?

[@fredrikcarlen3212]

Max Roth What's up with people thinking everyone who watches these videos are poor, or 12 years old? Like wtf A LOT of people who watch youtube have a full time job!

[@DontFuckWitDreDay]

Max Roth hahahahahahhahahahhahhaahhahahahaaaaaa 50k is chump money, and even worse if you have it all in a money market account

[@99f234]

I love your setup its so neat and clean...great job!!

[@ryangehret]

I would LOVE a desk like this, great job!

[@Vermilicious]

Pretty expensive...

[@jacobjohansson898]

Sure, but compared to similar sized desks, it's much cheaper. Besides you get to customize every single bit of it

[@Connie_TinuityError]

+Vermilicious I have seen desks in various stores that cost more than $492.

[@your_average_cultured_dude]

It's cheap wtf? Mine was over $700 (well it's got a wooden top and the wood is 3 inches thick + it's got "massive" wood )

[@imadeyoureadthis1500]

If you bought this from a company it would be well over 1000

[@scottyhaines4226]

@@your_average_cultured_dude normal wood that's compressed sawdust isn't wood. That's particle board or MDF. Real wood is much much more expensive

[@deividasabrutis7248]

Everything is perfectly done except its fkin ugly

[@Jdroo20]

whats ugly about it

[@deividasabrutis7248]

+Jdroo20 table surface those tiles ment to be for floor decorating and it looks depressing

[@deividasabrutis7248]

+Jdroo20 table surface those tiles ment to be for floor decorating and it looks depressing

[@raphaelchagas1676]

+David divad Thank god I've found this comment. I thought I was the only one. It absurdly ugly!

[@MichaelStThomas]

Great work! love the desk design.

[@ekedini]

Really cool video - it looks great! I wish i had your cable management skill, under my desk is a complete nightmare! I learned alot from this - thanks for this video series.

[@user47362]

omg, that surface is so old fashioned. use something more elegant instead. it looks incredibly miserable

[@Jdroo20]

+peter griffin how does it look old fashion

[@MrSapps]

+JDroo20 Haven't you heard?

[@guyintheshower27]

+PaulsMagicVideos Hahahahahaha

[@TalesOfWar]

+peter griffin He likes it, who cares? It's his desk.

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

peter griffin you're old fashioned. BURN

[@archiiclassee8597]

So you're gonna make 3 eps on how you made your desk without showing us the final product at the end ??-.-

[@BenTheTechGuy]

3:51 there you go

[@JackDLong]

BIG DUMBASS

[@JackDLong]

PLUS, WHY DIDNT YOU WATCH PART 1 AND PART 2? WATCH PART 1 AND PART 2 THEN WATCH THIS ONE YOU FUCKING DUMBASS!!!

[@kitten7475]

I was just moving to Texas in the very summer you were building this desk in. It was a REALLY hot one too! But it looks incredible!

[@TrateMusic]

Awesome desk!! I just started designing a similar one and happened to see your videos. I'm grateful you gave some great ideas for the vinyl top and gave me a rough idea of the cost!

[@nux3960]

Nice :D

[@ollie9518]

He's got an incredible desk but a pathetic little pc to go with it

[@TAVIII]

Jeremy Clarkson slower than my phone

[@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32]

Why do you need all this desk space and cable management if you are only going to have 1 mac mini and a monitor. Seems like alot of wasted space.

[@dheerajlxst9141]

+Shini alot of people still do alot of paperwork

[@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32]

Dheeraj Ramlal Alot of people are weird, lol. Joking ofcourse I see your point.

[@dreamingthelife]

+Shini I thought he was going to add atleast one more computer, also he does other stuff so maybe part of the desk is for soldiering and other projects, I clicked on this video as it looked like a good desk for me, as I like to do design/crafts and computing

[@JuDGe3690]

+Shini Did you see the Part 1 video? He mentions that he designed it to be able to have one or more of his classic computers on there as well-not permanently, but as needed. The corners are deep enough to fit an Apple ][e.

[@Jinguuji-san]

Beautifully done.

[@Kevin-wo3kp]

You have a great style. I'd love to see more of your videos.

[@MrDregNET]

I just wold bought a desk from IKEA

[@scrubs727]

+Thore Karlsson Good for you well he made a desk.

[@TalesOfWar]

+Thore Karlsson The thing with IKEA desks is they're specific sizes and designs. Making your own means you can get it to fit your room exactly and to your own design.

[@lyricsonscreen6881]

+Thore Karlsson ikr I spent $80 On my desk and it fits 3 monitors, computer, laptop, xbox one, xbox 360 and I still have space to put like food n stuff

[@notarman]

Can you kinda explain what you got?

[@TalesOfWar]

Rowdy The best way to make your own desk is to get a kitchen counter top of your liking, cut it to size (or get someone else to do it if you lack the tools or motivation lol. I'd end up making a mess of it or killing myself if I tried such a thing!) then stick legs on it. Ikea do some nice, solid table legs in various styles as do most hardware places. The great thing with kitchen counters is they're very strong and excellent at resisting scratches and stuff. Not to mention they tend to come in pretty long sections so unless you need a monstrously massive desk you'll have no problem getting a single span surface that fits your needs.

[@thechildhoodruiner15]

shit, my beats pro headphones costed more money than your desk... by $7

[@evilkillerwhale7078]

+TheChildhoodRuiner15 You bought Beats. LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWL "HEY GUYS! I PAID $500 FOR A PAIR OF SKULL CANDY HEADPHONES!"

[@illuminatiforever8719]

I can tell if that was a compliment or an insult.

[@Dukefazon]

Congratulations, that desk looks really neat!

[@user-pu2xi6ej7p]

This is really well done. Awesome desk.

[@billybaker1255]

You nearly have 1 mil subs and ur over budget at $450 😂😂

[@owen334]

video was made in 2014, I doubt he had that many subscribers 5 years ago

[@-pjskie0752]

deez nuts?

[@Riothebeast.]

xD

[@philspencer8504]

fuck you're funny

[@raccoonstarsmember]

Very neat. Love the walkthrough.

[@michaelrapheal4772]

Some of you are being a little harsh. The desk was made for a specific room for specific needs while maximizing floor space. I'm living in a house and have no desire to move for years. I have looked at many desks in stores and online, some a couple thousand dollars, they just do not fit my needs. This video gave me some great ideas on how to build a large custom wrap around desk with deep desk space. Great idea installing the power management system before installing the top. I'm definitely going to use plywood when constructing my desk. Thanks for all of the great tips!! Great video!!! ☺

[@SilosMOVIE]

500 euros, 1 month of work?Not worth it at all. Not trying to be mean but I don't even like how it looks. Id rather a white ikea table anytime...

[@ilpatongi]

Ikea is shit... And anyway, you must assemble it yourself!

[@SilosMOVIE]

"Ikea is shit" probably more than 50 % of your furniture is ikea...

[@ilpatongi]

Nop. My house is all made in Italy... Maybe 'coz I live in Italy...

[@ryankearney833]

SilosMOVIE each to their own, but I agree. I'm using an Ikea table I'd bought 12 years about now.

[@ryankearney833]

ShadowzPower nothing wrong with most of the Ikea purchases I've made in the past other than their hot dogs!

[@JD-hu9sg]

Says how store desks have too much wasted space then builds desk with 10 x more wasted space lolo

[@xanderwusky3001]

Yeah, not even a single drawer either. Also i think the cable management looks pretty horrible done this way. Not worth it in my opinion.

[@JemmySheng]

Very cool project! Nice work!

[@jommonokes9554]

great desk. I had a similar project this year and man, it took me a lot longer than I expected.

[@Putt4fun]

Holy fuck! $500 on a shitty desk like that? You can buy better ones is store for much less, and nicer.

[@realvivifromloona]

+C. Morg Blah,blah,blah........I don't fucking care.I have like $900 in my pocket.

[@XoftC]

Way too expensive and time consuming for a desk where at the end of the process does not provide 100% satisfaction, and even worse, buckles under light weight. The whole design, build, and quality ironically mimics the Apple range of products. The funny thing is that you have designed it according to the specific room dimensions and layout. It cannot be moved without tarring it apart. You essentially have created a common cubical design only without the walls, wasting allot of material on covering walls where the walls themselves could have provided all the support needed using only one or two brackets. Then at the end you also choose to cover the already expensive wood, with even more expensive materials. (Are you a lead designer for Apple?) Since it already appears to be a permanent non movable piece of furniture, all in all you could have achieved far better results and easier to implement using basic home DIY tools by simply using drywall materials and building technique for the whole shape of the table, using the walls as supports, then investing the left over money in a nice solid top made out of wood or PVC and no one but your wallet could tell you the difference. But then again, you are an Apple user so not much expectations there.

[@ilpatongi]

xoftc It’s so satisfying watching new videos and still seeing this desk being used without problems and with 100% user satisfaction. Your comment is long, unnecessary and sad.

[@ilpatongi]

Jared Connell He’s delusional and sad because someone’s enjoying something built to work and not to be pretty and accurate.

[@ZERO_42069]

I think im going to steal this design for my reloading bench, looks great

[@mmoore1545]

looking forward to your companion desk video. im build a desk myself soon

[@fizalex6612]

Wow the desk turned out great!

[@itsjustme581]

The desk looks great. I'm considering doing this myself :)

[@therealgraeme]

Thank you so much for sharing. You desk is awesome! I love the design. Being able to work all around without having to move existing equipment - my dream. :) ps: I also love you extremely neat cable management, seen in all your videos.

[@Brue2]

After watching some of your videos i quite like your work and alot of stuff you've done you've got yourself a subscriber.

[@zeeratus8504]

Loved the videos, bud. Great stuff indeed!!

[@jamiemarchant]

I did not know your desk was a custom build. It always impressed me.

[@hydrosphere5]

Great build and you were easy to follow.

[@Lyunpaw]

I love this desk. Save the money, built for your conditions, WORTH IT!

[@jsurgee23]

great video compilation of your ultimate desk setup and construction. Gained some useful ideas for building my own desk. I also enjoyed your candid opinions about your experience using the desk over a period of time. Keep the videos coming. New sub here.

[@1980kellbell]

I am so jealous! That is totally amazing!! What a great effort - totally original :)

[@joshybpotashy5829]

Wow very professional looking

[@onepanther69]

great videos gave me lots of ideas thanks for sharing