Laptop Workstation

Laptops are nice, light, cool looking and a real pain in the back when you work for hours on them.
Inspired by this constructable (http://www.instructables.com/id/EHZR4D6O0NEP287CWB/), but unable to find the part he used, I decided to go for the scratch build and here is the result ...

Step 1 Materials and tools

Okay, here is what I bought:

- 8 metal L section already drilled and ready to be bolted
- 1 flat drilled bar
- Bolts and screws
- A can of beer
- Ginger juice (strong)

That's it...
Actually the most important parts would be three first ones, but you get so damn thirsty by screwing :)

Comments

[a.risto]

Great instructable, I like it!

[capricorn]

Thank you my friend, nice from you to pass by :)

[KilroyWH]

Man, I love this guy!!! He drinks KARMELIET!!! How genius is that!!!!

[rasta_bhoy]

great pointing out the beer. most instructables tend to leave that out.

[ahead]

I think I will try this instructable this weekend. I desperately need a solution for my workstation and my back. Thanks for the great idea!

[capricorn]

Point there :))

[dudaott]

capricorn You may want to add some rubber to protect the laptop plastics, and to prevent it to slip. Great instructable, though. Keep going! Thx a lot

[ZZZZ]

>It sounds aggressively sexual :)) :P So does "you get so damn thirsty by screwing :)"

[capricorn]

It is my first Constructable, thus I posted something easy. My line of work is the easiest the better. But I was thinking about adding a couple of rubber pieces on the Ls just out to be sure not to scratch the case. @Crash: It sounds aggressively sexual :)) :P

[Crash2108]

Seems a lot like an erector set.

[FrenchCrawler]

I like it. Simple, short and to the point. No complications to deal with (worst complication would be the bending and that's not hard). If I had the room, I'd do this but unfortunately I don't. Which is the reason I only use my laptop for travel and my desktop for things like this :)