Reddit reviews Edsal URWM184872BK Black Steel Storage Rack, 5 Adjustable Shelves, 4000 lb. Capacity, 72" Height x 48" Width x 18" Depth
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Storage rack with 5 adjustable shelves and a 4,000 lb. capacity is suitable for organizing and storing items; Shelf Weight Capacity: 800 PoundsShelves are made of particle board supported by double-riveted beams and braces, and adjust in 1-1/2" increments to accommodate items of varying heightsFrame is made of steel for strength, frame has smooth black finish for resistance to corrosionRivet lock design for assembly without nuts or bolts, instructions included, tools for assembly sold separatelyTwo-piece post design allows assembly as a single 72" high unit or two 36" high units; Center shelf connects top and bottom posts for stacked setupWhat's Included? 8 posts, 10 braces, 10 beams, 5 shelves; Post couplers NOT INCLUDED
It’s a basic steel and particle board shelf from Amazon: Edsal URWM184872BK Black Steel... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DSAAYM8
Will hold 80 pairs in the box. They sell it at Home Depot and Wal Mart too. Wal Mart is the cheapest. They also sell the exact same one under their "muscle rack" brand.
Edsal URWM184872BK Black Steel Storage Rack, 5 Adjustable Shelves, 4000 lb. Capacity, 72" Height x 48" Width x 18" Depth
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DSAAYM8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_yTa5xbRVP2TWX
They look like they're just garage shelving painted black. Something similar to this with black shelves. Actually pretty cost effective and very good looking.
These in particular are really cool because you break them in half to do a double wide half height set up.
Ah, ok. My big batch (5g) brewing is on LPG. I have a 3-Shelf Gorilla Shelf (thanks, Craigslist) that I set up a tear down on brew day. Both burners have stands, and it sets up a nice little, collapsible, 3-tier system.
My smaller batches (1-2g) I do on the stove top, and as you said, extra hands would just get in the way.
Heh, they have the same shelves on Amazon for about the same price here:
http://www.amazon.com/URWM184872BK-Storage-Adjustable-Shelves-Capacity/dp/B00DSAAYM8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416032222&sr=8-1&keywords=edsal+shelving
There's a few different options for sizes. I only have one in my closet and that's all I have space for. I would love to get another one because it's usually full but I don't have much room for a second. I want to expand my inventory. There are plenty of things I see that I'd like to buy but I know I don't have the space for it all. :(
I use this here. I didn't stack them though, so I have the 2 halves side by side like this.. It's really nice to have the surface for brewing and tinkering around in the garage. You could get 2 and have a high shelf if you wanted as well.
If I were you, I would start with an ord bot rather than an I3. I have both, and the ord frame is much more rigid and easier to upgrade.
there used to be a 300x300mm heated bed from punacatt. From what I recall, it needed its own power supply. People built several 12"x12" ord bots by just swapping out two of the makerslide sections and one regular extrusion section.
If you look at the very large builds online (24"+), you'll see that most don't use a heated bed and have an enclosed build volume instead.
What I did was take a steel shelving unit and enclose the level that has my printer on it.
http://www.amazon.com/Boltless-Storage-Shelves-URWM184872BK-Capacity/dp/B00DSAAYM8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1410545715&sr=8-3&keywords=steel+shelving