The tray is hand made from a chunk of black walnut wood in Canada. The hosers use water-based glue, solid and jointed wood, and food safe oil finishes to build the tray. You can get the things in three different versions depending on how much stuff is on your desk.

The largest of the trays will fit a Mac wireless keyboard, media remote, and the Magic Trackpad. That one will set you back $79 (CDN – appx. $77 USD). The next size holds only the wireless keyboard and trackpad and costs $74 (appx. $72 USD). The smallest holds the keyboard only and sells for $69 (appx. $67 USD).

Want to sit down while you play? No problem. Don’t want to hold your stick? Check. Need something stable that can also fit into a very small space? All that and more, all for the price of cutting and fitting everything together in your home workshop. Unfortunately, my home workshop only exists in my imagination, so I am left ogling other people’s creations.

At least that means I don’t have to deal with the sawdust. But clean-up is probably easier when you know a sweet gaming experience is waiting for you. Sawdust is temporary; fighting sticks are forever.

[TV Tabletop Flickr set via Hack N Mod]