How to Build a Custom Computer Desk With Ikea Cabinets and Plywood Our simple method produces a gigantic, cool-looking work surface with a mid-century influence.

Ergonomics Even if you think all you need is a flat surface to prop your computer on, don’t ignore comfort and ergonomics when you’re selecting a desk or building one yourself.

We've seen many a desk PC over the years, but this wood gaming PC setup is in a different ballpark. Reader Martin McDonald wanted to build a corner desk to house his two-monitor PC setup, but also ...

Jenny did an Ask Hackaday article earlier this month, all about the quest for a cheap computer-based audio mixer. The first attempt didn’t go so well, with a problem that many of us are famil… ...

Here's how you can build the perfect desk for you with a few tools and some spare time. Turns out, building your own desk doesn't have to be an incredibly painstaking and difficult process.

Why build your own standing desk? Because you can save money while getting the exact desk you want. In 2016 I bought a $100 Ikea Gerton tabletop to use as a desk with some cheap legs.

This is our easy walkthrough to building a PC for the first time, with a video showing each step of the process.

It took four years to build this shiny wood desk PC This water-cooled gaming PC is housed in a scratch-built curvy wooden table, with a design inspired by Italian sports cars and boats.

Made with black steel pipe and a piece of IKEA butcher-block countertop, this roomy pipe desk is the perfect home office upgrade. The post How To Build a Desk with Butcher Block and Pipes appeared ...

Building a gaming computer may sound daunting — like a hobby reserved for those who know a lot about computers and are tech-savvy. But the truth is, with a bit of time, patience and willingness ...

This week I’ll show you how to build an easy farmhouse style desk with shelves and a light. This project has many steps, but it’s very doable. The desk features a trestle style table base with ...

It’s also a good idea to build a PC on a non-conductive surface away from potential static build-up, like a desk or table – not a carpeted floor.