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Great question! I never separated it before. I did a quick search so I hope maybe this gives you some insight on these. ruclips.net/video/85uhIuDA_M8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/6Iv8I3MmIBY/видео.html

@@dcppcp Yea, these don't separate it appears. I have 3 sets of these, and I put 2 on my office desks (work area, play area), and when I moved one to my son's desk I was "HOW the F did I put these on". LOL.

Not sure. Mine had a way to lock when I pulled it out all the way

Hi Nick. I think it should work out for you if I understand you correctly. The width of 39.6 is however wide you make the shelf. The 11.7 is also going to work fine because again you cut your shelf to work out however deep you need it. The one minor issue might be the 3.3 inch height clearance. The existing brackets as is will be close to this however it is so easy to fix IF you need additional clearance by simply adding a spacer underneath the desktop that basically will drop the shelf lower. The one part you will want to confirm that works for you is how far the shelf bracket actually extends when pulled fully out to make sure it exposes all the keys and controls of your keyboard adequately. That is where the 14inch comes in. Based on a separate video review for this product by a guy using it for a midi keyboard I think you will be fine. Look at the other video review www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R2ER1MS58I8ZAU?ref=va_cr_lb for this product and you will see how his came out.

@@dcppcp Hi Dale, thanks so much for taking the time to help me out with this. I just ordered my set which should arrive some time next week. Can't wait to try it out! Thanks again for sharing that very useful video! A super cost effective alternative to one of those very expensive music desks. 😀

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Sorry Bill but I don't quite understand exactly what you are trying to do with the shelf doing two things. What do you mean by "the front of the shelf is 23" back from the front of desk"? It may be simple but your explanation is not clear to me.

Your hate is directed to the wrong source... I don't add ANYTHING to the video. You need to contact Google RUclips and let them know you don't appreciate them adding ads to the videos.

YT/Google will automatically do this "for the creators benefit". Yep...

1.5 inches

@@dcppcp thanks, looks great, congratulations

No glue was used on the slide. The slide bracket was secured by wood screws to the desktop. The front piece was scrap wood left over when I cut down the tabletop and I nail gun and glued it to the front of the plywood shelf so I could get perfect matching with the tabletop and keyboard drawer. And I made sure to make the height of the front piece big enough to drop that front matching piece about 1/2 inch below the plywood shelf so that I had an easy pull grip for pulling the drawer out and 1/2 inch above the shelf to keep the keyboard, mouse, papers, etc. from rolling off the shelf.

It can hold 10 pounds. I have just over 3-1/4in clearance from the desk. You could easily expand that however by just mounting a spacer between the desktop and the bracket to get you 3-1/2inches.

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Verdade.. muito bom

Sorry, the camera microphone didn't pick up very well. However, the good news is the clean soundtrack is available for downloading The link is in the video description drive.google.com/file/d/0B4KZCgatdjGsNl9DcDY3VVdFRUdNeWMwcUY3OHhUc2ZyNWRj/

Can't speak for the OS, but thanks for telling me what keyboard this is, that's why I came to the comments! 😀

I use Windows 10. It's great if you like touch pad use. Personally there are times the mouse interface works better for accuracy of input and multiple button use but for day to day general use the touch pad is great.

I got mine a while ago and if I remember right it was about $400 and I just used oil but check online for the current pricing. If I were to do it again today I would definitely check out Home Depot because they have a very similar one in their kitchen area for a lot less.

Mine is similar and it fits fine because the brackets attached directly in front of my black panel which is 12 inches back from the front of my desk as well. It will depend on how thick the black panel is. The actual drawer slides 3inches below the underside of the desktop so the drawer fits under my black tray which is 1-1/2inches thick below my desktop. See the :30 second mark of the video for more info.

@@dcppcp Thanks. Yea my black panels are about the same thickness as yours. Awesome

Yes. Here is another video showing more detail. ruclips.net/video/dXSfnttEzx4/видео.html I got it from Lumber Liquidators locally. You can purchase it for kitchen countertops or islands. Just do a search on their website for the American Walnut countertop. I got the 8ft x 25in size and made the final cut so my desk was 7 ft long. You can also buy it 36in wide if you prefer a deeper desktop. www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/srch/walnut%20countertop The keyboard drawer I made using this product on Amazon www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005MDWT2C/

@@dcppcp Ah thanks for confirming - I was wondering if it was the walnut top that you can buy directly from Fully Jarvis themselves. Will look into some other options also then!

Good eyes. Yes, the front piece was a scrap wood left over when I cut down the tabletop and I nail gun and glued it to the front of the plywood shelf so I could get perfect matching with the tabletop and keyboard drawer. And I made sure to make the height of the front piece big enough to drop that front matching piece about 1/2 inch below the plywood shelf so that I had an easy pull grip for pulling the drawer out and 1/2 inch above the shelf to keep the keyboard, mouse, papers, etc. from rolling off the shelf. I think I understand correctly about your narrow desktop issue. I measured my keyboard bracket and it measures exactly 10inches from the mounting bracket to the front. So I think mounting it isn't an issue but not ideal because once you add the matching front piece that will extend just slightly past the front edge of the tabletop. So if you don't make that matching front piece too thick I believe it would work fine for you.

I think I understand what you concerned about. Don't worry about the crossbar. The keyboard slide is adjustable and easily clears my 1-3/4" thick crossbar underneath. The top of my keyboard tray is 3-1/4" below the bottom of the desktop so there was plenty of room for my keyboard to pass underneath the crossbar. So I would feel good about placing the desktop on top the legs so they look good and stable. The front accent was made from the spare material of the dark walnut wood desktop so that it matched perfectly. The keyboard tray itself I made with high-quality 5/8" plywood.

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It sounds to me like you installed the brackets incorrectly? Unscrew them and flip them around so the screw holes are accessible outside of the rails so the keyboard won't block it. Look at the video at the :30 second mark and see if your brackets are turned to the outside of the rail like I am showing.

You can make it almost any size you want based on where you are mounting it. I made mine super wide. MIne is 30 inches x 12 inches but I wish I had made it 30x14 because of the way I use it now.

They sent me a replacement gray mating housing and that fixed it totally.

Thank you for this video Dave. We are having the exact same issue. Going to get a mating replacement part. Appreciate it!

no its not

Not sure exactly what you are asking. The space under the desk is free and clear.

The Jarvis Standing Desk Frame www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N023V8B The solid wood top is from Lumber Liquidators. www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/srch/walnut%20countertop Keyboard slide-out drawer www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005MDWT2C/