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And make sure to leave a 2-3" gap between the door and the back wall to
allow cable routing behind rather then on top of the desktop. "Caveat Lector" wrote in message news:727qc.7208$65.3909@lakeread06... I built my Ham Desk into a 8 foot closet. First removed the sliding double doors from the closet then used a regular unfinished room door for the desk top -- installed into the closet. Secured door to studs in the closet wall and used three legs to support the front. Covered the desk top with wall paneling. Nice appearance Advantage -- this makes a wide desk -- plenty of room to hide cables in the back of the rigs. Next I built 3 shelves above the desk top. And added drawers underneath the desk top. This arrangement put all my Ham gear and test equipment. computers etc all in one neat desk with plenty of space for books etc on the upper shelf Cost is low compared to a 8 foot piece of furniture which most are not wide enough for a good Ham Desk. One of these days I may come out of the closet -- hi hi -- Caveat Lector Ya All Amateur Radio is the best back-up communications system in the world, and that's the way it is. Walter Cronkite |
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