Standup Desk, BOM - Kadin Feldis Attribution Non-commercial Share Alike License Bill of Materials Quantity Item Price Per Unit Total for Item(s) 2x 4'x8' 3/4" finished plywood sheet $60 x2 $120 1x 4'x8' 1/4" acyrlic sheet $175 $175 2x 20" linear actuator $81 $162 2x 5/16" by 1.5" bolts ~$2 x2 $4 6x 1/4" by 2" bolts ~$1 x6 $6 2x Small proto board ~$2 x2 $4 1x Large proto board ~$4 $4 2x 1" arcade buttons $3 x2 $6 1x Atmega324 ~$5 $5 1x 40mm fan $5 $5 1x 5v voltage reg ~$1 $1 1x 4 channel relay ~$8 $8 1x PC power supply free Total Cost: ~$500 Materials Used, Available at Local Fab Lab Hot glue Foam tape Light varnish Wire Zip ties Wood Screws 16x2 LCD Screen Tools Used, at Local Fab Lab Shopbot 60 watt Epilog laser cutter Stratasys Dimension 3d printer Power drill Sand Paper File Chisle Hammer Digital Processes Solidworks - AutoCAD - Aspire - ShopBot Solidworks - AutoCAD - Adobe Illustrator - Epilog Laser Cutter Solidworks - MeshMixer - Stratasys Dimension 3d printer Tasks, In a 4 Day Outline Day 1 1. Desktop parts layout in AutoCAD 2. Press fit test cuts 3. Mill desktop parts using results from test cuts 4. Start work on PCB (get voltage reg done) 5. Glue desktop back horizontal support 6. Print actuator top brackets on Stratasys Day 2 1. Varnish destop parts 2. Dissolve actuator top brackets support material 3. Bolt on actuator top brackets 4. Acetone coat actuator top brackets 5. Continue work on PCB (add programming header and Atmega) Day 3 1. Design electronics housing 2. Mill acrylic 3. Continue work on PCB (add button and fan headers) 4. Print actuator bottom brackets Day 4 1. Mill desk base 2. Put electronics in electronics housing 3. Add power supply (turned into, butcher old pc power supply) 4. Varnish desk bottom 5. Finalize wiring 6. Press fit and bolt in linear actuators 7. Assemble desk CELEBRATE! (and take some spelling classes)