[Noisebridge-discuss] Donation request: typesetter's cabinet

[Brian Ferrell]

Found some pretty decent ones and added them to the wiki (and the
typesetters cabinet for comparison):

https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php/ThingsWeWant#Storage

This place has some really really cool cabinets. Fully customizable
drawers in some high quality enclosures. Probably expensive though.

http://www.stanleyvidmar.com/Vidmar/Products/Cabinets

And these ones look good (only $31.91 a piece and free shipping for
orders over $50):

http://www.instawares.com/10124-grey-24-drawer-storage-cabinets.ak1-10124.0.7.htm

-Brian

On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 2:20 PM, Brian Ferrell <endenizen at gmail.com> wrote:
>> This would be PERFECT for Noisebridge storage -- components, doohickeys,
>> doodads, and so on.  The drawers slide easily on their rails with no
>> binding, and the trays come out entirely.
>
> This would work for some parts and be relatively awkward for others.
> ie: knobs, pots, switches, other slightly-larger items. (while I write
> this I'm picturing the component cabinets at radio shack that are
> similar in design but provide more space for each tray)
>
> I've always liked the look of straightforward component cabinets.
> They're cheap. You can see what's inside them. They're smaller so,
> easier to move around, stack up, take up less space, etc. Easier to
> label and therefore find what you need quickly. We can also start
> small, get one or two, then see how quickly we use up the space.
>
> http://www.elexp.com/ics_3200.htm
>
> The link above is obviously for a "pre-loaded" cabinet but you get the
> idea (although, perhaps we could jump-start our collection with one of
> these). Do these have another name? I'm trying to find a supplier but
> not having much luck.
>
> -Brian
>