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Most modern workshops already have tons of tools, and space is at a premium. If you like to keep a computer monitor or TV in your workshop, build this swing-out monitor arm to raise your display away ...

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This could have gone into AV or Other Hardware, but as it essentially involves carpentry I thought it best fit here. Please move it if it needs to be moved.<BR><BR>I just got a flat panel monitor arm ...

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Sitting at your desk can come with all kinds of focus-destroying indignities. A squeaky chair. Perpetual clutter. Wires that tangle and come loose. But the absolute worst, in my book, is a monitor ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › Monitor stands–even simple ones–can drastically change the landscape of your workspace.

Many of us love to show off our PC build, proudly placing them on our desks to admire the hard work. However, a full-tower PC also takes up valuable desk space, so why not mount it to the wall instead ...

Being a bit shocked at the prices of articulating arm microscope mounts, not to mention the shipping fees to the UK, [CapTec] realized they looked substantially similar to your typical computer ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Regardless of the size of your desk, there never seems to be quite enough space to keep it from feeling ...