My timber rack-shelf-thing, with no cutting.
600×250mm floating shelf 16mm, 3 of
1200×250mm floating shelf 16mm, 2 of
1200×30×18mm pine, 1 of
60mm 8g countersunk wood screws
20×25mm corner brackets with 5/8" 8g panhead screws for weight-bearing assistance
Top: BELLBIRD—offline XP (now semi-retired) former pseudo NAS, with AVerMedia hi-def capture card
Middle: KREEANNE—4TB (RAID10)
Bottom: KRINNAYE—4TB (mirror)
Floor: UPS (power for KREEANNE and burglar alarm)
Not bad at all... and quite simple.
Unfortunately here in the US.. Lumber prices have been a bit ridiculous (although I've not checked them in the last couple months)... so it might be cheaper to just buy a rack.
During normal times though, your solution would be just as good and significantly cheaper.
Honnestly I would keep everything away who might could caught fire.
I got a bunch of Network Case a long time before where my Router and so sit in.
I downgrade the Power Distribution Bar to some who is just 1-2HE hight to make room for the NAS Box.
Currently many Company shut down and there are some 19" 20HE - 40HE very cheap avaiable.
I recommend to looking into your local Page who other People sell something for cash.
Honnestly I would keep everything away who might could caught fire.
Better not put it in your house then : ) I ran six+ servers in a wood rack for years. I worked well. Between the case and cables, there is a of rubber/plastic that burns just as well as wood. Servers typically do not start on fire though. So, I really wouldn't worry about it.
Currently many Company shut down and there are some 19" 20HE - 40HE very cheap avaiable.
Not around me. People still want $500+ for a used rack. And I would still need rails or shelves of some kinds since my cases aren't rack mount. My wood rack was build from scrap wood but would've cost less than $50 with new wood.
there is a of rubber/plastic that burns just as well
Because of that I use only Certified one who have the highest European Fire resistant class.
And I would still need rails or shelves of some kinds since my cases aren't rack mount.
The also are not that expensive.
would've cost less than $50 with new wood.
What price you have to pay when the House is burning down?
What price you have to pay when the House is burning down?
I have a extinguisher rated for electronics in my server closet. My equipment is kept clean. Nothing is overloaded. But once again, my entire house is made out of wood. I am using metal shelving now but why would a wood rack be a bigger problem than the house itself? Have you had a computer start on fire to make you this paranoid? Being an industrial electrician for over 20 years has given me a very experienced opinion that nothing in my server closet is likely to start fire.
my entire house is made out of wood
...
Wooden houses are more energy efficient. It takes less time to build them. They are cheaper. Maintenance is cheaper. And more ... Pig number 1 was not the smartest. The smartest was the pig number 2. The house of the pig number 2 collapsed when the wolf blew just because it was a children's story. In real life they don't fall off.
Sie haben noch kein Benutzerkonto auf unserer Seite? Registrieren Sie sich kostenlos und nehmen Sie an unserer Community teil!
