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[proimage1]

I made this a few years ago. Adjustable shelves, all solid curly maple. Rather heavy duty.

In my humble opinion - you could go into this work full time and do very well. This is incredible and I would be very proud to own it ! :thmbsp:

 

[RCA Jack]

I made this a few years ago. Adjustable shelves, all solid curly maple. Rather heavy duty.

Beautiful work, Jeff. With DIY projects, I like to "fidger" it out as I go too.

 

[Amcrebelfan]

Here is my flexy rack to revive this thread. I used the wood from the holes cutout for wires for feet added some stick on felt. Love it and its very sturdy compared to the Ikea lack tables i was using.

 

[NBPK402]

Here is my simple version of the Flexy style rack...

I added aluminum tubing that I painted flat black to go in between the shelves.

 

[coylum]

This tower rack is built inside an ex Hilton TV cabinet and the rack is mounted on the original TV turntable and can be rotated to get at the wiring easily

 

[NBPK402]

This tower rack is built inside an ex Hilton TV cabinet and the rack is mounted on the original TV turntable and can be rotated to get at the wiring easily

How did you build the aluminum rack... Was it a kit? It looks great!

 

[coylum]

How did you build the aluminum rack... Was it a kit? It looks great!

Thanks for that... Not a kit as such just used Australian proprietary aluminium extrusion product and fittings called Connect-It. It is relatively easy to use the only "skill" is cutting the extrusions to a precise length and at right angles!

Details of the product can be found here: http://www.rcr.com.au/metalmate/connect-it-component/

 

[avionic]

Thanks for that... Not a kit as such just used Australian proprietary aluminium extrusion product and fittings called Connect-It. It is relatively easy to use the only "skill" is cutting the extrusions to a precise length and at right angles!

Details of the product can be found here: http://www.rcr.com.au/metalmate/connect-it-component/

8020 Inc. here in the states sells the same components.
http://8020.net/Quick-Frame-5.asp

 

[avionic]

My 8020 rack.
http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showpost.php?p=7392416&postcount=7

 

[Zork]

My Flexy Rack with Pioneer Spec Gear



whole story here:

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=569849&highlight=slow+pioneer

 

[Mergatroid]

Heres my Flexy I just built today,Im happy with how it turned out and it was very inexpensive to build!

 

[NBPK402]

Here is a pick of my double shelf rack that doubles as a speaker stand for my day sy edgy horn

 

[bob06]

Here's a picture of my newest rack. Made from 8020 aluminum, plywood shelves and a touch of black walnut.

 

[Mergatroid]

Just finished mine. Very pleased with the results.

 

[dart_man440]

Well, it's been a while since I started with my system. After a lot of reading and exchanges with different members here, I was able to build my own rack with all my pioneer components. I want to thank all of you that responded to my questions and helped me along the way. I am happy with the way it turned out even though there are a couple of details that I need to finish,

 

[Bassblaster]

My racks are a pure mess. really need to figure out a better solution.

 

[rave0035]

Pics don't do this justice. Black iron pipe and end-glued aspen boards.

 

[dzkfraser]

Pics don't do this justice. Black iron pipe and end-glued aspen boards.


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Cool, got that industrial, steam punkish vibe going on. Food for thought iffin I ever get around to building one

 

[NBPK402]

Here is a pic of rack 1 of 2 that I am making...The rack I made will be the same as the one I completed, and then there will be a shelf between the 2 racks for our 65" 4k fp.

 

[Mr. Yamaha]

Here's my Flexy with M24 rods and 26mm beech panels. I gave the beech panels a brown wash treatment. Very rigid.