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Initial design by mirage335 for HacDC Basement. Intended for placement a few feet away from wall in both rooms as necessary, accessible from both sides, providing a sort of warehouse. | Initial design by mirage335 for HacDC Basement. Intended for placement a few feet away from wall in either or both rooms as necessary, accessible from both sides, providing a sort of warehouse. | ||
=Specifications= | =Specifications= | ||
8' high, 16' long, 4' deep, 16" elevations | * 8' high, 16' long, 4' deep, 16" elevations | ||
* 64 square feet per shelf | |||
* 6 shelves total | |||
* 384 usable square feet, including floor, excluding top shelf | |||
=Render= | =Render= | ||
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=Credits= | =Credits= | ||
Special thanks to Zack for | Special thanks to Zack for initiative, financing, material sourcing, timely design advice, the right tools, rigging, and most of the heavy lifting. Also thanks to Martin, Ben Mendis (aka. sitwon), haxwithaxe, and others for feedback. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:57, 13 February 2015
Design
Initial design by mirage335 for HacDC Basement. Intended for placement a few feet away from wall in either or both rooms as necessary, accessible from both sides, providing a sort of warehouse.
Specifications
- 8' high, 16' long, 4' deep, 16" elevations
- 64 square feet per shelf
- 6 shelves total
- 384 usable square feet, including floor, excluding top shelf
Render
OpenSource
Please see github for CAD model, BOM, and simulation results.
Credits
Special thanks to Zack for initiative, financing, material sourcing, timely design advice, the right tools, rigging, and most of the heavy lifting. Also thanks to Martin, Ben Mendis (aka. sitwon), haxwithaxe, and others for feedback.