How NOT to Install a Keyboard Tray

1. One woman with tennis elbow
2. An out of town husband
3. Four helpful shelties
4. 2 pound Ridgid drill (feels like 10)
5. 1 pound Ridgid screwdriver (feels like 4)
6. 10 pound under mount (feels like 50)
7. a desk not intended to have an under mount keyboard tray attached
8. about 37 separate parts
9. One irritable woman
10. A bottle of Aleve (or something stronger if you happen to have it)

You can imagine the rest. I did, however, successfully install the keyboard tray as evidenced by the photo. I also got a lot of frustration out with verbal communication of the "bleeped" variety.

Although my arm hurt worse after my excursion into home handicraft, I must say that now a few days later, I am better. Not a scientific study perhaps, but definitely anecdotal data that working in an inappropriate sitting position will create discomfort.