Here is my command center.
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| Author: | Nox Deleo [ 30 Jul 2012, 09:58 ] |
| Post subject: | Nice setups guys...I've not |
Nice setups guys...I've not noticed this thread before, but it immediately made me think of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtzOhJ3mR8U Mine's in a log cabin rather than a basement, so I think I'm ok. |
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| Author: | shadyares [ 01 Sep 2012, 08:46 ] |
| Post subject: | Here is my command center. |
Here is my command center.
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| Author: | rdqlus [ 06 Sep 2012, 22:06 ] |
| Post subject: | Not sure if I've posted this |
Not sure if I've posted this in the Command Centre thread: 
3 Optoma GT720 projectors @ 120Hz projecting onto 3 flat surfaces (36" diagonal each) |
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| Author: | Branden_Lucero [ 10 Sep 2012, 02:43 ] |
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| Author: | crispy [ 15 Sep 2012, 17:27 ] |
| Post subject: | cool.. very coolwhats the |
cool.. very cool whats the picture quality like on the projectors? |
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| Author: | Haldi [ 15 Sep 2012, 19:03 ] |
| Post subject: | nice Chair, so... where is |
nice Chair, so... where is the Wheel?^^ |
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| Author: | crispy [ 15 Sep 2012, 19:12 ] |
| Post subject: | thanksits in the box under |
thanks its in the box under the table i only get it out when i want to use it as it takes up too much space im currently making plans to make a stand/table for the wheel with the offcut of hardwood that i have left over |
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| Author: | Wijkert [ 15 Sep 2012, 20:33 ] |
| Post subject: | Very nice setup. Props for |
Very nice setup. Props for building it yourself. The chair looks nice. Where did you buy it? |
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| Author: | crispy [ 16 Sep 2012, 09:05 ] |
| Post subject: | hey ,thought id post mine as |
hey , thought id post mine as ive had abit of an overhaul ive moved into my new house about 2months ago, and i decided that i wanted to make my very own command center/games room now im a welder/fabricator by trade so i knew that i could make alot of the stuff i wanted myself, so the first thing i wanted was a proper full size desktop that went from one side of my room to the other about 2.44 meters. i decided to go with 30x30 box section brushed stainless steel so i measured up and built and welded a solid table frame. with 3 supporting crossmembers and 5 legs one leg on each corner and on smack in the middle for added strength.i used 2x 6 meter lengths that came to about £60 which wasnt bad. so next was the table surface after alot of searching i wanted to go for a solid wood worktop, didnt really like that mdf type stuff so in the end i went for 40mm thick solid beech it came in 3m length and was 720mm deep, this wasnt cheap either cost me with del £150 and boy was it heavy, it felt like solid metal lol i cut it down to size , sanded it down and applied several coats of hard wood laquer/varnish and was pleased with the end result. after struggling upstairs with the wood i finaly got it ontop of my table and screwed it securley down, the table frame was a nightmare to get into the room aswell i only gave it 15mm clearance either side of the door frames so i knew it was going to be close next i wanted to upgrade my sound system so i did abit of research and found some studio monitor speakers audioengine active for £200 then i realised that i needed to make some stands for them so i made some stands at work and had them powdercoated white to match the speakers i also drilled holes in the back of the stands so i could feed wires neatly up in the stand and out of view. then came my 3 23" monitors i wanted to debezel them but was unsure on 1 what they would look like 2 would it be to fidely in the end i decided to just do it and debezel them all, but that had its own problems 1 i would have to make new stands as they stand was part of the casing 2 the on/off controls were left dangling when removing the outta case i made some new stands at work altho it took me two goes to get them right as the 1st stands i did didnt quite work out i also wanted something infront of my monitors that looked smart, covered all the wires and raised the monitors up more to my eye level again i decided to go with brushed stainless steel plate to match the table , i did do a test version just out of mild steel first to make sure it would work but it was ok in the end. i wanted to add a little extra touch so i added some lettering aswell ,and some cut outs for the on/off control panels, as we have use of laser cutting machines at work too as well as pressbrakes for bending and powdercoating for painting i dont use those other departments i just stay on my welding section, but if theres anything i need them to do they can do it for me when the gaffer aint looking just as long as i do the same for them. i didnt know wether to have lighting behind the lettering eg perspex with red/blue leds but at this point i was getting lazy and didnt want the hassle so i went with luminous red vinyl so i hope you like the 90% finished command center sorry about the poor pic quality was using my xperia play camera thanks |
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| Author: | crispy [ 16 Sep 2012, 09:07 ] |
| Post subject: | Cheers mate I got the chair |
Cheers mate I got the chair off ebay For about £120 delivered i thought that was quite expensive until i started to look as some executive office chairs that go from £400-900 Its just on wheels like an office chair but obviously bucket seat Comes in different colours too Ive also got a sub woofer on order also from audio engine the s8 Its also in white to match the 2 monitors speakers Should arrive on Monday that was £300 Just lucky I've got plenty of overtime at work |
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