It's really easy to make. Do an Ebay search for Slot Aluminum. That's where I got mine at good prices. Also get the T-Nut that they sell. Once you have those two items the rest can be purchased from your local hardware store.
This project was inspired by Brett Miles' Salamander rack
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BOM:
- 4 piece Slot Aluminum - Ebay
- T-Nuts, 4 for each shelf - Ebay
- 1/4-20 bolts - Hardware store (i bought the 1" long and cut it down to 3/8" because I couldn't find any where that have 3/8" long bolts)
- 8pcs 1/4-20 X 1.5" bolts to attach the top and bottom shelves to the aluminum frame - Hardware store
- 4 caster wheels with 1/4-20 thread if possible. Can be ordered online. I used the server rack casters because I already have them and they are stron. The downside to this is I can bolt it into the ends of the Slot Aluminum piece
- Aluminum L brackets 1/16" thick for shelf support - Hardware store
- Plywood for top and bottom shelves
- MDF for middle shelves
- Thread maker? to create the 1/4-20 threads at the end of each Slot Aluminum. There's a technical term for it, I just don't know what its called.
It seems blurry to me at first, but once I look at the Slot Aluminum it all becomes clear and I know exactly what to do.
So just buy the Slot Aluminum and the T-nuts, the rest you'll figure out easily.
Good Luck.
. How can I copy it? hehehe. Good Job!
