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Gamers mistake BYOC for Bring Your Own Cornucopia. Attend wrong festival. Have time of their lives.

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When Aaron, Becky, Jared and Lucy loaded up their Volkswagon bus with their gaming gear and headed out for QuakeCon, they thought they would have the week of their lives.

Boy were they right, just not at the place they thought they were going.

\”We saw a sign when we crossed the Oklahoma border that said \’Cornucopia Festival,\’\” said Becky. \”That\’s when got into an argument about what \’BYOC\’ stood for.\” 

\”We finally decided it stood for cornucopia,\” said Aaron, \”which is strange since we had a car full of computers with us!\”

\”This may sound corny,\” said Aaron, \”but I’ve really made some lifelong friends here.”

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Build-Your-Own LAN Gaming Shelf

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You asked for it and now you\’re getting it! Well… you didn\’t really ask for it but you\’re getting it anyway.

These instructions are for a 30” wide LAN gaming shelf to fit half of a 5’ table and larger.

Dreamhack uses 5’ tables and quakecon uses 6’ tables.

If you want to make one for a 6’ table, just change 30 to 36 in all the wood cuts. But don’t do that. Just make the 30” version so it works for both table sizes.

Gaming Computer Stand Hardware Instructions, or view the images below.

We built a couple and they turned out pretty well! They still need to be fancied up, though. You can view those photos below as well.