Heh, yeah, I've been using that desk setup since college (back in the '80s). Changed a few surfaces (they do wear out), but it hasn't really changed much, otherwise. Basically, 9 milk crates (12 if you want more pocket space), 2 pieces of countertop 42"x24"x7/8", and whatever junk you use to keep your hands busy. Stack 3 crates high, make a total of 3 or 4 stacks. Place the boards across the crates. Get your rotary tool and cut openings in the front faces of the crates so you can put goodies in there. Don't try stacking crates on their sides to avoid cutting holes. Crates on their side will bow out and slide around. Cheap and convenient. Not pretty though, unless you like minimalist art that is functional. Quote:
Originally Posted by BooMer Hey Vic, I see your quite the handyman. That Home-Made Computer Desk you got in the background looks Old Skool. You wanna sell me the Blueprints on how that was built. |
Well, I guess you can't really know it is me. But if you compare to the other pic in some other thread, you can see It's the same dude. The other pic shows me and some legal docs and bank cards that do say Vic Velcro. If you like, I can reshoot a few pics that include something. But I doubt I could look as sloppy as I did in the earlier pic in this thread. It took a bit of effort trying to stick my gut out and get the flash deliberately wrong. It was supposed to be funny, see. Maybe I can work in some desk-pr0n...
The M4 logo is a registered trademark of one of my companies. Penetration Specialist is an actual job-title in the M4 organization. I'm the #1 PenSpec on the team. That particular piece of fabric was the original prototype that we used for our official shirts. We did a quick iron-on for the prototype. The actual production run was 8oz cotton T's and the shirts were stitched embroidery instead of cheapy iron-on transfers.
That maybe proof enough that the pic is me? Quote:
Oh BTW how do we know it's really you in the pic. I need proof because I know about 69 Penetration Specialists.
| I can do better than a piece of paper with handwriting on it. Lemmee cobble something together and try again. Quote:
I think we need to write our names on a piece of paper like oompaloompa did to verify Authenticity.
I'll post mine later after I see more from other users.
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