hey all – so I’m a full-stack engineer who also has his own card-selling side hustle (evidenced by the sleeves and stuff on the shelf). I would love to make my desk a perfect working environment for both aspects. right now I struggle with planning it out though
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I was thinking somehow hang the PC underneath the desk? Shelf unit on the right, maybe have a label printer on the shelf, move the monitors/main sitting section. Open to all!
FlaccidOstrich
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shimmyjames
If you get your PC on the floor you’ll have tons of room to work with.
If it were me, just looking at it, I’d put the PC under the desk at the corner, just on the floor but if you can put it in a rack that’d look nice, then move the monitor arm to the middle of the right side of the desk (or more middle right if you want more desk space to the left). Have all my PC stuff on the right side, and leave the left open for printers and whatever else.
Spiritual_Run5055
Definitely get your tower off the desk. Move your monitors to the left and keep the right portion clear. Use the portion on the right as a workspace, read, write, tinker. Maybe even put a deskpad calendar there. To me, definitely less is more when it comes to desk spaces.
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hey all – so I’m a full-stack engineer who also has his own card-selling side hustle (evidenced by the sleeves and stuff on the shelf). I would love to make my desk a perfect working environment for both aspects. right now I struggle with planning it out though
​
I was thinking somehow hang the PC underneath the desk? Shelf unit on the right, maybe have a label printer on the shelf, move the monitors/main sitting section. Open to all!
🧉 love Yerba, try the cranberry pomegranate carbonated one, same brand
If you get your PC on the floor you’ll have tons of room to work with.
If it were me, just looking at it, I’d put the PC under the desk at the corner, just on the floor but if you can put it in a rack that’d look nice, then move the monitor arm to the middle of the right side of the desk (or more middle right if you want more desk space to the left). Have all my PC stuff on the right side, and leave the left open for printers and whatever else.
Definitely get your tower off the desk. Move your monitors to the left and keep the right portion clear. Use the portion on the right as a workspace, read, write, tinker. Maybe even put a deskpad calendar there. To me, definitely less is more when it comes to desk spaces.