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Marcin
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 Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 11:10 am Post subject: My new collection storage |
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Hi everyone,
Today is my holiday. At last I got storage for my babies !! 
10 drawers with 50 x 60 cm and high about 4-5 cm each. Rollers on each two sides. I calculated surface for over 1200 CPUs with 50x50mm dimension. In practice it will be enough for more than 2000 CPUs.
Many thanks for Simmayor. I took his idea to order this furniture.
Now I must get good foam and 1 week I will not available on forum - arrangement LOL
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ahia123
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Very nice This is something I have been looking for but not yet found  I wish IKEA could sell something similar. |
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Cpuswe
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| ahia123 wrote: | | Very nice This is something I have been looking for but not yet found I wish IKEA could sell something similar. |
Im soon going to the small town of Älmhult where IKEA started. I´ll take this up with them!
Imagine the chipcollector-drawer "Börni Hörni"
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Marcin
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pinkie
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Here is mine.
It's plastic.
10 drawers too.
Size is 29 x 40 cm and high 32cm, can store 30 pcs K6's per drawer (more for 386 size).
Maybe it's more cheaper than your. I bought it for $9.5 USD.
Yan
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pinkie
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| Here is the picture |
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Marcin
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| Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 1:27 pm Post subject: |
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| pinkie wrote: | | Maybe it's more cheaper than your. I bought it for $9.5 USD |
Yap I'm sure that is more cheaper  Nice idea too.
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Marcin
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| Mixeur wrote: | that is hand made ??!! wow, this is great ! I thought it was bought !
I will not post picture of my own, which is hand made too (but low cost) ! |
Hmmmm I must admit I didn't made it It is good to have uncle with contacts in wood-workshop. Many many thanks for him 
Mixeur please post pictures too 
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| Very nice Marcin and Pinkie. |
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FDIV
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| I can't say my chip storage solution was cheap but I think you will agree it is pretty nice. In addition to storing my entire ~350 chip collection it also stores all the duplicates, scrap, and all my computer repair equiptment and spare parts. The ball bearing drawers can hold quite a bit of mass so a bunch of hard drives or Itanium processors don't give it any problem. |
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Marcin
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| FDIV wrote: | | I can't say my chip storage solution was cheap but I think you will agree it is pretty nice. In addition to storing my entire ~350 chip collection it also stores all the duplicates, scrap, and all my computer repair equiptment and spare parts. The ball bearing drawers can hold quite a bit of mass so a bunch of hard drives or Itanium processors don't give it any problem. |
I know that ! That metal storage is for tools. Not cheap but solid costruction. Your model looks very good for CPUs storage
http://www.allegro.pl/item114715458_metalowa_szafka_warsztatowa_na_narzedzia.html
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