The key is to use full paper boxes for stability. Packing tape holds the monitors on the boxes.
The keyboard elevator is a paper box and an inbox. The mouse elevator is a trackfeed paper box (apparently we still buy this kind of paper) and a copy of Excel 2016 Power Programming with VBA
I may splurge for this guy:
I built my stand up desk using an Ikea wall mounted table and wall mounting my monitor. It was worked wonders and tucks away nicely when not in use.
Couple of (tongue in cheek) alternatives
Raise the whole table by placing on A4 boxes or use proper table leg extensions.
Try kneeling!
Dick – you have a mouse!?
Nice HP … 15C? RPN Rocks!
Yes, sadly, I have a mouse. I can’t do Pivot Tables without it (nor can I think of a better UI for PTs or I would just build it).
HP12C. Agree on RPN. I’ve never had one stolen. :)
My previous boss used individual reams of paper, which made for some exciting moments.
When I started work as a housing developer in 1995, my boss wanted me to get an HP calculator with Reverse Polish Notation (not to be confused with STRrEVERSEhUNGARIAN). I politely declined and instead used a little thing I like to call Microsoft Excel.
Jealous as I write this on my laptop!
Then again, I use our tiny kitchen “table” as a desk, so moving the laptop is easy at least.