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I built my own for $200. Mine has a treadmill underneath it too. http://blog.8thlight.com/articles/2010/2/25/walk-and-code http://blog.8thlight.com/articles/2

• hoprocker 16y ago
  How much of the $200 was the treadmill?
  • jrp 16y ago
    $140
    • eru 16y ago
      Nice. Sounds cheap.
• blehn 16y ago
  I love the irony--a homemade standing desk/treadmill, with an Apple Magic Mouse and Bluetooth keyboard...
• ekanes 16y ago
  Fantastic setup! Here's my standup desk (no treadmill). Total cost was $125 for 2 extending sawhorses from Amazon and a heavy door from Home Depot. http://icecreamforeveryone.com/2009/03/12/moving-to-a-standing-desk/ http://icecreamforeveryone.com/2009/03/12/moving-to-a-standi...
• pgbovine 16y ago
  from a comment on your blog post: is treadmill programmable? You could increase the speed while your program is being compiled. ha i like that! or connect other feedback from your programming/computer usage to your treadmill. e.g., if you're slacking off by reading HN too much, it will increase your treadmill speed until you get back to hacking
• pirko 16y ago
  "Ruby on Rails application could not be started" "Disc quota exceeded"