I finally finished it! I started this sucker back around Christmas and have been anxious to get it done, mostly because my existing computer desk was such a POS (ten-year-old Walmart special that SWMBO had from her college days before we met). The top is 60" x 26". It's comprised of three separate pieces, two base cabinets and a desktop which sits aon top of them. I did it this way for easy mobility, and it definitely worked. I moved it from my shop in the garage to the office on the second floor all by myself.
The doors are inset and open 180 degrees to get out of the way of the sliding shelves inside. The wider cabinet houses the printer on one shelf and the scanner on another. The narrow cabinet houses the UPS, an external hard drive, and lots of CDs and books. I designed the desktop to include a long structural support which forms the top member of the face frames for the cabinets. There's another along the back, as well. Also, there's a keyboard tray connected directly to the bottom side of the desktop.
I'll probably eventually make a hutch or build some wall-hung shelves above it.
It makes the office look SO much better. The old one was much smaller, and the keyboard, mouse, and printer had to sit on top of the desk, taking up most of the little space that was there.
Josh