A desk riser or small shelf on 12 mm linear shafts. Set the size; we list the shafts, clamps and bases, sized from the manufacturer’s drawings.
Default value — change it to match your board.
Default value — change it to match your board.
Preview only — shown in the 3D view. It doesn’t change the parts list.
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No “Add all to Amazon cart” yet: we haven’t verified any Amazon listing against our specs. Use the Misumi links, or check each Amazon listing before you buy.
Stability estimate does not include the weight of your boards. Fixings for your shelves aren't in this list — secure them to suit your boards. Screws for the flange bases aren't in this list — choose them to suit your base board.
Load. We don’t publish load ratings. This shelf has not been load-tested by us; what it holds depends on your boards, your assembly and how you use it. The boards rest on the shafts and are not fixed by any part on this list. Don’t stand, sit or lean on it, keep it on a flat, stable surface, and test it yourself before trusting it with anything heavy or valuable.
Before you buy. This parts list is generated from the design and checked by our rules; we have not built this shelf yet. Check each listing against the spec shown here. You build and use it at your own risk — see the Terms.
Letters match the flat-lay view in the 3D preview (tap Parts list). Store links go straight to the seller.
| Size | Set it above; the parts list and 3D view follow. |
|---|---|
| Build time | We haven’t built it ourselves yet, so we don’t list a build time or difficulty. |
| Cost | We don’t show prices; each line of the parts list links to the seller. |
Four 12 mm linear shafts (Misumi PSFJ12) stand upright as posts. Each post sits in a flanged shaft base (CLSAM12) that you screw to a base board. Every shelf has two shafts running across the width and two running front to back; each shaft end is held to a post by an aluminum cross clamp (ALKD12). The width shafts sit one clamp higher than the depth shafts, and the shelf board rests on the two width shafts, between the clamps. The shelf and base boards are ones you cut or bring yourself.
Height is measured from your desk to the top of the top shelf, including the base board. With two or three shelves, they are spaced evenly.
Screws for the bases and anything that fixes the boards to the shafts are not on the parts list; choose them to suit your boards.
We don’t publish a load rating for this shelf, and we haven’t built it ourselves yet.