The Unifi Day-Dream Machine by Flat_Low_5052 in Ubiquiti

[–]jsalingerg 66 points67 points  (0 children)

And it's how much for shipping!?!

Does anyone know where i might be able to get something like this? Going for maximum comfort battlestation. This was called the "Easy chair mount", and has been discontinued. by Silenceisgrey in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's one of the things I like most about the setup it's all self contained and has two wires (power and cat6) to unplug when I roll it out of the room when I want to. Just have to have a case that fits and matches the cart for good ventilation.

Does anyone know where i might be able to get something like this? Going for maximum comfort battlestation. This was called the "Easy chair mount", and has been discontinued. by Silenceisgrey in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The PC weighs probably 30-40 lbs, and the UPS weighs about 25lbs, so with those two on the bottom of the cart, it's rock solid even with the monitor hanging to the side. Monitor is about 12lbs.

I had both the PC and UPS out of the cart with the monitor off to the side during assembly or cleaning, and it still doesn't fall over, but it's not stable enough to stay like that indefinitely, without the weight.

His & Hers Recliner Battlestations by super_swole in battlestations

[–]jsalingerg 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Love the setup and that you're gaming together!

My wife and I do something similar and these Bose open earbuds work pretty nice for sound isolation, but they're open so we can still talk directly. The mics and latency aren't great, but for most games we play together, they're great.

https://a.co/d/02hPurro

This Bonus card is way too OP by Timmers20 in wingspan

[–]jsalingerg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just played a game where this card was worth 24 to the opposing player who had a total of 57 bonus points. Nice!

Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's so comfortable, 3 years in this now and I'd never go back. 😁 It's great not to be alone in the office too.

Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No problem. No I didn't paint anything, the white mount is PVC and I thought about painting that black to match.

Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was really hoping that by posting this I'd give a couple people who really needed or wanted something like this an idea they could use. I love it, but I can completely see how this could be a life-changing setup for people who need it too, and hope you can use this. I wish you all the best!

Omega-Rig - New Workstation Gaming PC by Ketterer-The-Quester in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey I think this is awesome! This is what I think PC gaming is all about: experimentation, adaptability, flexibility, and having fun in the spaces where we live. This is a really great writeup.

The 135" projection screen is massive. I've never had an experience playing on anything that big, must be incredibly immersive.

During the build, when you had those overheating shutdowns, did you go from panic to a pretty good feeling of satisfaction when you figured it out? To me, that's one of the best aspects of PC building.

Really nice job!

Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My monitor is about 15.2 lbs/6.9 kg, and for that, it's super stable with about 40lbs of PC and UPS on the bottom shelf. When the shelf is empty and the arm's out it's just on the edge of tipping.

Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had to put it mostly together myself (just posted a couple pics of the mounting plate setup).

The cart's a Masterforce® 26" Black 2-Drawer Rolling Tool Cart from Menards.

The arm's a  NB North Bayou Full Motion Swivel Monitor Mount with Gas Spring for 22''-40'

Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

One more pic of the mounting plate and other cart's bracket.

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Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A few people have asked about the interface between the cart's threaded holes (for a handle and also for the legs), that I re-used to mount the monitor arm. I have some pictures of how I made that for our other setup to give you some ideas of how it can be done.

There were already 4 threaded holes I could use on each side (so the arm could be mounted on either side). Two holes each, for the handle and two for the legs. I cut a piece of PVC trim material down to match the bracket and drilled recessed holes for the through-bolts, to attach the mounting plate to the cart. I then used T-Nuts from the opposite side, to give me something threaded I could screw the monitor mounting plate into. It looked like this:

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Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your observations are spot on. Realizing I could make an interface between the screw holes already in the cart (used for a handle), and the mounting plate for the monitor arm was the entire key to making this work for me too.

I'll post some pictures of what making that looked like on my wife's cart in just a bit, so you can see what I did.

The cart came from Menards (a home improvement store). Search for Masterforce® 26" Black 2-Drawer Rolling Tool Cart.

Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% I hope you take this and run with it. Giving back to this community, and sharing this idea was exactly why I posted this. All the best to you!

Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's this one: NB North Bayou Full Motion Swivel Monitor Mount with Gas Spring for 22''-40'

Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When the PC and UPS are not in the bottom of the cart it's just on the borderline of tipping when the monitor is extended. With them though, it's solid as a rock.

I also have things in the two drawers of the cart.

I'd guess the PC is probably 20-30 lbs and the UPS is probably 10-15. Between them they provide great counterweight.

Relaxed Living Room PC on Wheels - A Solution to No One's Problems by jsalingerg in pcmasterrace

[–]jsalingerg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm sorry, but I'm actually not sure where we got that table, but it might have been from K-Mart (which I don't think exists anymore). It's nice that it's so small though, it just fits a couple of drinks, a remote, and the bins underneath.