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[[File:Drafting-table-tim~20191021-183714.png|thumb|I designed this drafting table at Summit Station in Willits, CA. It uses no more parts than a flat desk of similar construction, but offers adjustable height and tilt, and a pen rest. It makes use of the [[shelf joint]] discovered by [[Joy Livingwell]].  I used Phil and RJ Jergenson's Gridbeam system, which favored frame lengths of 1ft, 2ft, 3ft, and so on. And allowed odd lengths. Consequently, the vertical beam has 32 holes.  --[[User:Tim]]]]
[[File:Drafting-table-tim~20191021-183714.png|thumb|I designed this drafting table at Summit Station in Willits, CA. It uses no more parts than a flat desk of similar construction, but offers adjustable height and tilt, and a pen rest. It makes use of the [[shelf joint]] discovered by [[Joy Livingwell]].  I used Phil and RJ Jergenson's Gridbeam system, which favored frame lengths of 1ft, 2ft, 3ft, and so on. And allowed odd lengths. Consequently, the vertical beam has 32 holes.  --[[User:Tim]]]]
===Adapter plates===
* VESA mount
* ATX mount


===Drafting table===
===Drafting table===

Revision as of 07:42, 4 May 2020

I designed this drafting table at Summit Station in Willits, CA. It uses no more parts than a flat desk of similar construction, but offers adjustable height and tilt, and a pen rest. It makes use of the shelf joint discovered by Joy Livingwell. I used Phil and RJ Jergenson's Gridbeam system, which favored frame lengths of 1ft, 2ft, 3ft, and so on. And allowed odd lengths. Consequently, the vertical beam has 32 holes. --User:Tim

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  • VESA mount
  • ATX mount

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