Introduction: Olmo Desk
Olmo desk is a table thinked for designers and architects who works in small places.
Inspired by the Chinese boxes.
The 1:5 scale model is totally handmade.
Model dimensions: 12cm x 26 cm x 16 cm.
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20 Comments
4 years ago
This is a fantastic design! :)
5 years ago
Looks nice, but no information, and no construction pics. From 1-5 I give it 1.
Reply 5 years ago
Its only a scale model
5 years ago
This is incredible!!
8 years ago on Introduction
really would be gret if this was an instructable, just a tease now for the people that would like to make one, even the directions for the scale, i guess multiplies by 5 would work .
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
yeah, the model's scale is 1:5!
8 years ago on Introduction
I would love to see a full scale version of this.
8 years ago on Introduction
I must admit it is cool and would be an awesome desk to have to use, but it doesn't seem like much of an 'ible.
8 years ago on Introduction
I hate to ask but could you take a picture of the middle part where the desk rises on an angle I would greatly appreciate it since this is the only part im having trouble understanding how it works..
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Yeah no problem!
the middle part of the desk was designed for a correct, with the correct angle of a laptop.
Its composed by 2 pieces linked together by 2 red leather strips.
under that 2 pieces we can find a layer of wood with a cavity that hold the smaller pieces in the "angled mode".
the bigger pieces (where the laptop can be placed) are linked at the rest with other 2 red leather strips, but you can see it only if made lots of attention,
it's clear now? :)
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
*was designed for a correct use of a laptop.
sorry for my bad english
8 years ago on Introduction
crazy awesome. very cool.
8 years ago on Introduction
i would buy this in a heart beat if this was real
8 years ago on Introduction
Are the rods in the legs indicating some sort of adjustable height?
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
It can be an improvement of the project!
cool idea!
8 years ago on Introduction
Amazing!
8 years ago on Introduction
And to the lumber yard!
8 years ago on Introduction
this is freakin brilliant.
8 years ago on Introduction
thank you very much!
8 years ago on Introduction
This is incredible!