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At our weight, they all wear out in 7 or 8 years. One dumped me on the floor (rolling, and then failed to roll). Two arm pads came loose. One of the above arms ripped my arm open. It was bleeding, so I went to the health center on campus where I worked at the time (SFSU), and said to the person at the desk, "Can I just have some sterile gauze and some tape?" She said, "Ahh, would that it were that easy." I ended up having to see a doctor, got a tetanus shot (people were always commenting on the horse manure in my office), filled out a lengthy form, and the Chair and I filled out three follow up forms in the following months. I always enjoyed getting close to the whirring bureaucracy. That's when colleagues gave me the bulletin on the new element that had been discovered, Administratium, which had a very dense nucleus, surrounded by morons. -
Definitely keep your eyes open for kg4's; highly regarded and not expensive. Also consider kg3.2's, either of which is in your price range. Quartets are much more rare, and the price is likely just out of your range, but don't lose faith. I found a pair for $250, and they were all the speaker I could ever ask for. -
You get what you pay for when it comes to office chairs. The stuff from the big box retailers-Sam's Club, Staples, Walmart, etc., is just junk. A $200 limit is just not going to get you what you want, and even if it does, it won't last. I've seen a lot of broken, low priced chairs in my day. While my chair is not an "executive style" chair, it is a quality office chair-a Steelcase Sensor. It's almost 30 years old and when people sit in it, they refuse to get out of it. While no longer a Steelcase offering, it shows a quality chair is worth it. The Herman Miller Aeron is probably as close as you're gonna get, or check out Steelcase's current offerings. As has been mentioned, sell a speaker (or two) if you have to, but get a quality chair.
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Few of my buddies that work in IT sector modified the seats from sports cars, usually from ones they are familiar with and know those chairs fit them nicely. Usually these seats have all sorts of adjustment options, so you should be good to go. Attach the car seat to a generic adjustable chair base and enjoy. -
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So, your HORIZONTAL door stroke is 85.5"? You want the ball to drop 58" from the ceiling? Use 2 pulleys on one shaft and bolted to each other, side by side. Suspend shaft with pulleys from ceiling. The circumference of one pulley is 0.68 of the circumference of the other. Wrap string around large pulley and attach to top of garage door. Wrap string around small pulley and attach to weighted tennis ball. Hang ball over parking spot at windshield. Door goes up, string unwinds and lowers ball. Door goes down and winds string up, raising ball. Should not have sloppy slack hanging around.
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