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Use Power Grommets, Cable Grommets and Cable Ties Not everyone has chairs laying around that they can use, but check out the FREE section in Facebook Marketplace and Craiglist in your area, you never know what you might find!
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Luckily our church had a closet full of unused chairs, so I snagged four for the podcast table (with permission). Within hours it was hauled into our basement studio. My savior? Facebook Marketplace! I typed in "conference table" into the search bar and found just what I was needing for only $50 from a small private school. Buying new was out of the question for me, based on the pricing that I found. I quickly searched the web hoping for something very cheap to come up. The first things that came to mind were kitchen tables and conference tables. I knew I needed a table big enough for four people, and I also knew that I wanted a wooden table so that I could drill holes and use nails or screws for cable management and mounting things.
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Use Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, Garage Sales, and Amazon This is my inexpensive DIY podcasting table journey. I put together our tables for under $100 each, with a little luck and a little ingenuity. You want a neat, good looking podcasting table, but since you're just starting out and have already spent quite a bit of money getting started, you want to spend as little as possible. If you livestream like we do, then aesthetics can also come into play. Podcasting can get rather expensive, especially when investing in high-quality microphones, mixers, and headphones.