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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: patrickgeekhack on Sun, 29 August 2010, 21:28:23

Title: I need a carousel style keyboard tray
Post by: patrickgeekhack on Sun, 29 August 2010, 21:28:23
I just wish such a keyboard tray existed. It would allow those of us who like or have to use different keyboards depending on mood or obligation without having to disconnect and reconnect various keyboards.
Title: I need a carousel style keyboard tray
Post by: ironman31 on Mon, 30 August 2010, 09:10:38
I was thinking about building one, but I have pretty much run out of room on my desk
Title: I need a carousel style keyboard tray
Post by: patrickgeekhack on Mon, 30 August 2010, 19:02:59
Quote from: ironman31;218202
I was thinking about building one, but I have pretty much run out of room on my desk


Can you build one for me? :-)
Title: I need a carousel style keyboard tray
Post by: ironman31 on Mon, 30 August 2010, 19:24:02
lol, I'm still working on my keyboard shelf, then I have plans for a headphone mount. I could draw a picture and send it to you, lol.
Title: I need a carousel style keyboard tray
Post by: Superfluous Parentheses on Mon, 30 August 2010, 19:47:38
If your main problem is plugging stuff in and out, use USB; you can leave multiple USB keyboards plugged in without any issues. That way you can just throw the annoying 'board away and grab a better one.
Title: I need a carousel style keyboard tray
Post by: patrickgeekhack on Tue, 31 August 2010, 19:52:10
Quote from: ironman31;218385
lol, I'm still working on my keyboard shelf, then I have plans for a headphone mount. I could draw a picture and send it to you, lol.


When you have time, please do send a picture. I'm not very good when it comes to handy work and I'm always impressed at how others come up with great ideas.
Title: I need a carousel style keyboard tray
Post by: patrickgeekhack on Tue, 31 August 2010, 19:55:33
Quote from: Superfluous Parentheses;218387
If your main problem is plugging stuff in and out, use USB; you can leave multiple USB keyboards plugged in without any issues. That way you can just throw the annoying 'board away and grab a better one.


That's what I would like to get away with: plugging and unplugging. But, I wonder if I have enough room for a "keyboard carousel" under my desk.

I would also like a drafting table. I have too many hobbies.