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Thanks, I really appreciate your time / comments. I agree with you on having an option and thought about a trying to do something in two parts or height adjusta

Thanks, I really appreciate your time / comments. I agree with you on having an option and thought about a trying to do something in two parts or height adjustable but either raised the cost a lot or made it unwieldy (in my thinking). Yes, the desk on here was my inspiration for trying to get this project going at all and there are a number of features I'd include on a production desk that I didn't get a chance to in the model due to my 3D modeling ability (or lack thereof). Rather than a full length slot, it would have some sort of cable management holes / notches and be both sturdier and more attractive than the model lets on. Thanks again.

chromejs10 15y ago
Inspired from your model, I decided to make up my own model in Google Sketch Up. For the problem about accessing the cables if the desk is butted up against a wall, what would work is have a portion of the bottom of the cubby be on a hinge that can fall down. That way you can access it from underneath. Here is a pic of what I quickly did in sketchup (just not a stand up desk) http://img233.imageshack.us/i/screenshot20110429at102.png/ http://img233.imageshack.us/i/screenshot20110429at102.png/ I'm curious to try out a stand up desk. Do you find it is much better?