Steampunk monitor initiative goes awry, out pops wooden enclosure

The monitor you see above was awfully close to becoming exactly like this, but thankfully, the wood gods spoke to Scuba_SM's heart before he could round up another batch of Victorian-era tubing. The 22-inch wooden enclosure completely covers up the fact that an awkward looking LCD monitor is sitting on the table, and the solid maple top / base caps, light cherry stain and light coat of satin finish polyurethane make for something that's actually enjoyable to gaze at. Overkill? Maybe. Classy? Yes, please.

[cout Peter Posted Jan 9th 2009 11:13PM]

All it needs is a fireplace screensaver.

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 9th 2009 11:17PM]

Now, if it, say, were to pop out of the desk from under, then that would be cool.

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 10th 2009 2:05AM]

Wow, it's a desktop Miracle Amish Heater! I suppose the Amish are giving away the LCD so long as we buy the mantle and they're imposing a strict limit of only two per household, right?

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 10th 2009 2:27AM]

lol soooo true. It is like a legal form of a Chinese sweat shop.

[Marshillboy Posted Jan 10th 2009 2:38AM]

For anyone who wants to know, the screensaver thats running in the picture is called "Free Fire Screensaver", I use it all the time. I would recommend turning off the crackling fire sound, it's novel charm wears off awhile.

[Wwhat Posted Jan 10th 2009 3:55PM]

Yes people, just google 'free screensaver' and install what you find, what could possibly go wrong?

[(Unverified) Posted Jan 11th 2009 4:08AM]

There's a business in here somewhere, converting flat screen TVs and monitors into wooden furniture from your choice of era. 60s minimalism, 30s Art Deco, Edwardian. Perhaps even Elizabethan Oak.