RustyHamrLickr

Not a lot left no, just gotta get the waterjet to cut out my pipe strengthener bits and get those powdercoated and final assembly can commence. Here's a small sneakpeak    

Final video:
 
 

final photos 5/5, thank you for watching and support
 

Wow love that build. I'd almost wish I could buy one, but then... price.

Looks interesting. But some precisions: is it a wall build for a desk?
For the welding, as long as they are strong enough, and it's behind the frame, I don't think many people will care (at least not me).

With everything you listed, going custom made is the best answer I think. As far as what you wan to put in it, the closest to this I have seen is this one:
But with 14 feet wide, I think you can easily put everything in it.

If you plan on putting the pc in the desk (not in a case), putting it offset from where you'll seat should allow you to have a thin desk to allow for moreleg space.Given how long it will be, that souldn't be a problem.
As Alice said, making a sketchup is an easy way to plan everything. If you're not skilled with CAD, just make simple rectangles to the dimensions of the desk and your objects, and place them to imagine the space it will take and get a better idea for a layout.

Followed immediately, your first scratch build was awesome.
I like this one as well, and happy to see you've made some changes, maybe for aesthetics, some I think are ways to improve your design (no plates in the angles, instead recess on of the side for exemple).
Overral, a bonkers project (in the good way).