IKEA work desk

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I wanted a huge desk for my computer, work, and miscellaneous needs without any middle leg or support so I could move freely from side to side in my office chair. The resulting desk is strong enough to handle a 100kg load placed directly in the middle. Build photos: https://imgur.com/a/R3ZLeOs **Shopping list:** * IKEA: + 2x - Linnmon: https://www.ikea.com/cz/cs/catalog/products/20251139/ + Structure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vNRY6natiY + 5x - Olov: https://www.ikea.com/cz/cs/catalog/products/10264302/#/70266671 **Metallurgical:** Pipe length is only an approximate measurement. Once obtained, cut precisely to align with solid mount points on the desks. If you're unsure where the mount points are, check the structure video linked above. * 2x - 300 cm 25x25mm square pipe (front, back) * 3x - 60 cm 20x20mm square pipe (left, middle, right) * 20x - screws to replace original IKEA Olov as we need them 30mm longer than the originals - 55mm long with 4 or 5mm diameter are acceptable * 8x - KNAUF TN35 - used on the clamps; redesign the clamps if you'll use different screws **Filament:** * 1 Kg PETG or ABS **TODO:** 1. Obtain required items. 2. Print the models!!! Your desk relies on these!!! Do **NOT** attempt to save printing time by skipping perimeters, top/bottom layers, or lower infill. 2.1. 4x klamerkovec 2.2. 2x concept 1.2 && 2x horizontally flipped 2.3. OPTIONAL: 2x cable grommet https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2225786 3. Prepare the pipes while models are being printed. 3.1. Cut them to exact length. 3.2. Deburr the ends. 3.3. Paint-job. 4. Assembly as seen in the gallery linked above. Glue is not required but recommended. **Marked *"Work-In-Progress"* as the models might change based on desk usage experience.