RSI #6: Really, this is truly a kind of solution for my repetitive strain injury (RSI) sickness.
Ok, it’s looking funny – but it’s cheap and it’s working at all!
Maybe it’s more a handy-craft than a professional work – but anyway – who else has as 4-cpu and 4GB working desk?
And YES! It is helping to my Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) . Beleave it or not. When spending some money, first think about an electric movable desk (high-low).
When electricity is too expensive, you might use my construction manual:
- organize some huge printing paper boxes
- organize some old unsued computers
- put them on top of each other
- find some strong colleagues or employees
- lift your desk onto your construction
- finished
- perfect 😉 gratulations!
… if one of your colleagues mentions taking 2GB of RAM instead of 1GM of RAM – I would beleave it …
So this was Repetitive Strain Injury solution #6. On RSI try number 7, I used pretty nice earphones instead of usual telephone receivers.
Also read my complete repetitive strain injury medical history compendium and my solution abstract.
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I love this idea. I don’t have RSI but I do have lower back problems from sitting too much.
I currently use a 3 drawer filing cabinet for raising the keyboard and monitor. I guess is is more of a work console than a desk but it suits my purpose and has helped my posture somewhat.
Thanks for sharing.
Peter Hallam