Lift Bridge Standing Desk / Drafting Table Plans
$24.97
These plans are delivered as a .pdf download which can be viewed on any computer or mobile device. The plans include 62 highly detailed pages with diagrams and step-by-step instructions that are very easy to follow for the average woodworker and they contain BOTH Metric and Imperial measurements. Electronics and wiring instructions are also included. Please see below for more details.
The Lift Bridge standing desk features a comfortable 2′ x 4′ table top that also tilts to a maximum of 53 degrees for use as a drafting table as well as for tweaking the keyboard angle for absolutely perfect wrist ergonomics. Two aluminum cup holders secure your favorite beverages while using the desk in a tilted position. At max height of 44.5″, this desk comfortably suits anyone up to 6′-3″ tall.
| License Type | PERSONAL USE ONLY. Commercial use is available by joining our Maker Team and selling through liftbridgefurniture.com. |
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| Delivery Method | Plans are delivered via a download link in your email. The download link will be emailed after the order is placed. An actual desk is NOT included. |
| Included Files | The download is a zip file that contains the following files: – The main .pdf file which can be viewed in your browser or Adobe Acrobat |
| Measurements | Both Imperial and Metric are included in the plans |
| Desktop size | 24" x 48" |
| Maximum Height | 44.5” (1130.3mm) |
| Minimum Height | 32-11/16” (830.26mm) |
| Height Adjustable | Yes! Moves up and down via an electronic rocker switch |
| Designer | Tommy Tompkins |
4 reviews for Lift Bridge Standing Desk / Drafting Table Plans
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hals7x (verified owner) –
I just finished my standing desk and I really enjoyed building it. The plans were well put together and written in such a way that anyone could follow them and make a great desk. This was certainly a challenging build for the quality and selection of tools that I have at my disposal but it was a lot of fun and I learned a lot from it. This desk is a piece of furniture that I will probably have for the rest of my life.
I wish the desk could lower a few more inches. Even with tilting the desk down a bit it is still too tall to use a standard height chair. Also, this desk was way more expensive to build than what was listed on the plans. Perhaps Tommy knows where to get things on the cheap, but I certainly paid more than I expected for just about everything. I had to install a speed controller, which wasn’t too hard. My two actuators still don’t run at the same speed but the desk is functional. One actuator runs faster when going up but runs slower when going down.
I am looking forward to seeing more designs coming up on this website.
jeff (verified owner) –
I just completed your standing/sitting desk out of Sapele I had laying around my shop for some time. The project came out very nice and I am sure my wife will enjoy her birthday present but if she doesn’t I will immediately reclaim the desk for myself. I just wanted to compliment your painstaking work with the plans and project. The level of detail in the plans is truly impressive I can easily see how you could spend close to a year getting prototypes, plans and videos completed to this degree of precision. I gave every tool I own a workout on this project, especially my jointer and planer, but if you’re well equipped and moderately experienced this is a great project. I wish you well in your business venture.
roch041576 (verified owner) –
Great plan for it’s purpose. I did make some modifications to suit my needs of a standing computer desk rather than a drafting table.
Eddy Chebelyon (verified owner) –
This is by far the most complicated build I have ever done but the plans made it a breeze.
The most difficult parts were cutting the feet to a similar size and attaching the upper cross brace to the leg shaft while ensuring it does not bind to the leg box.