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I'm reorganising my hobby space and I could really use some inspiration for cool and effective ways to do this. I have a rectangular room of about 15sqrm (6m x 2.5m) for this, I also have a treadmill in there so I don't have tons of space.

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[–] Blue_Morpho@lemmy.world 2 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago)

I bought a couple 30" deep 6' long butcher block counter tops. I coated them with polyurethane sealer and mounted them to the wall with 24" deep brackets mounted to the wall studs. So I have a huge amount of desk space without any clutter of legs underneath. By making it myself, I made the height the exact size for my body. The thick butcher block and stud mounting makes the desk more rigid than any typical store desk/table.

On the wall is multi board that has 3d printer tools and Gunplamark's ultimate cereal dryboxes.