Diy Folding Fabric Desk Organizer To Go

I bought this fabric because we were running low on diffusion. My particular attraction to it is that it actually fits on our DIY frames (made from 1/2 conduit and 90 degree elbows) due to it's elastic corners. I haven't had it terribly long, but, it seems to be holding up very well.

When it comes to reflectors, bigger is better if you can handle it, and nothing beats a big reflector for natural-looking outdoor portrait or fashion shoots. Compactness and portability for transport are also important, as well as speed and ease of setting up & knocking down, which is why I like the flex-out design as opposed to an assembled rigid frame. Photoflex products are well designed and built -- I think they're at least as good now with new ownership of the company. (I own an older one of these big ones and smaller ones, as well as this new big one.) I chose this brand because of its white edge binding compared to other brands that have black which can reflect adversely in the subject, and the fabric stays flat and unwrinkled. You can't go wrong with this product and you'll be glad you went for the largest size. I suggest removing the plastic tab attached to the zipper pull and replacing it with a knotted shoelace. At first, folding this big reflector was a challenge, but once I got the hang of starting by folding in half, it became straightforward and easy to fit into the carrying bag. I recommend using wide clips to secure it to a light stand or poles, rather than the small pinch-type clamps that can damage the fabric binding and don't prevent twisting. I would also recommend using a cross pole support for outdoors in any wind. (I use two extension poles connected by Kupo Super Claws.) The only thing I don't like is the thick fabric handle loop sewn at one end of the reflector that gets in the way of a wide clamp. This should have been placed off center IMO.

Mounted two 4ru racks under the rear shelf of my DIY home studio recording desk. Perfect fit.

These clamps are very sturdy! I used them to mount light stands to my desk to make DIY Hack-gato key lights. I would buy these again.

Pearstone 4-Slot Silicone Cable Organizer, these are simple and effective cable organizers. The back of it is an adhesive strip that gives you mounting location versatility. This can be used to organized wire runs. However, I think it is most effective using it on the edge of your desk/table the loop can fit wires of numerous size and the best thing is the prevents the wires from falling down from the desk. (I received this item in exchange for my honest review)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I currently had a folding table set up as my desk since during Covid they allow you to work part time from home. But when I saw this desk I thought it’s perfect as it’s compact and does the job. Fits my laptop and monitor no problem.

It is sturdy, stable, and lightweight. It grips the desk quite firmly, no movement while typing. The folding feature makes it easy to take along. Reasonable price

5TB for this price. Reliable drives and perfect for at my desk or on the go.

In my network fabric overhaul, I installed two 24 port 1G UniFi switches plus a 16-port 10G switch. This unit is priced pretty fairly given it has four PoE ports. I have two PoE phones on my desk, so that got rid of a PoE injector plus a wall wart. That it integrates with UniFi is icing on the cake. I can easily see the exact power draw of the PoE ports. My backup LTE internet link is up at my desk, and can now be routed to the main rack via VLAN rather than a kludgy trip through two patch panels to make a direct physical connection.

This is an awesome organizer!