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What rack units do you use?

frobisher · 2006-11-25 12:48:39

I've just thrown out a huge 30 U rack that was a space monster and need something to get my outboard gear into. What are you using? Anyone ever built their own?

25-11-2006 12:48pm

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I've just thrown out a huge 30 U rack that was a space monster and need something to get my outboard gear into. What are you using? Anyone ever built their own?

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#2 25-11-2006 4:33pm

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i have mine screwed into 2 lengths wood, which run about 4 foot up from the ground

does the job perfect, mainly because i dont have any hugely heavy racks

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#3 25-11-2006 7:13pm

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I can't quiet picture it. Any chance of a pic?

I'm swamped a bit at the moment and might have to go away this weekend but I'll get that tune to you in the next few days.

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#4 25-11-2006 9:09pm

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no pics

its literally just 2 bits of wood running from the bottom of the counter top to the floor, with the racks screwed into the wood

does the job grand

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