30" Cinema Display Stand
April 21, 2007 Filed in:
ProjectsI’m tired of the clutter on my desk. None of my peripherals seem to have a home. It’s all just kind of lying under the MacBook and Display.

It’s time to build...
I started out with a concept in Google SketchUp.

I picked up some supplies from Home Depot: 2 boards @ 36x12 and 1 smaller board cut into 4 x 2.5” strips, and some screws.
Total cost: $24.00

I marked up the boards, drilled holes, and screwed them together. It was that easy!

Done.

I covered the bottom holes with those furniture feet cushiony things.

I then cut a dowel into little slivers and painted them white. I used those to fill the top holes. I sparkled and painted them after I took the shot, so it came out a little nicer than what you see here.

Looks awesome. No more clutter.
