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Been looking for one of these for a while, and one showed up locally for $100. Thought I'd offer him $80 -- decent enough deal? Thought it would look nice with some Macs on it. The Scanco MacTable!
oooh, good luck, these are real neat. If it's in good shape and everything, $80 seems like a good deal to me, but I haven't tracked the value on these things or anything.
The three panels on the front are interchangeable. It's designed to fit perfectly a Macintosh II, IIci, or compact. It also had options like a rollable LaserWriter cubby and matching filing cabinets. It was designed by ScanCo in Denmark.
I ended up picking it up but it's in pretty bad shape. figured I'd rescue it from further harm.
the frame is solid, but the desk had been stored in a damp location and the melamine coated particle board has swollen a lot. gonna see if I can get replacement melamine from Home Depot and rebuild the desktop pieces. The desktop pieces are not interchangeable like I thought -- they are held to the frame with crappy hinges so they can adjust up and down, but they don't move around. I don't know if the hinges are original though, but they are needed for the desktop to be held in place. anyway, it needs lots of work and will be a fun project for sure. a little polyurethane goes a long way!
I also assumed they were a quick change. I guess you have to dismantle it to move then panels around. The one in the picture you linked to has them in the opposite direction. Not very useful as a computer desk in that configuration.
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