Archive:Sheet Storage: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 09:42, 23 May 2017

We need a place to carefully store all the wooden and acrylic plates we cut in our laser.

Size: Sheet size usually 100x80, so this is the minimum
The sheets have to be stores on a plain, stable surface. We don't want to have the sagged material you typically get from the Baumarkt.
We need several shelves to sort the material and get easy access to them (min. 3?)
A few of our members want to store their own sheets and would rent space for it. Means maybe 3 additional shelves.

It is based on an Europalette with the size of 120x80cm. We can easily move it with the forklift then.
In the bottom, there is room for the waste (small Mörtelwannen) separated in acrylic and wooden parts maybe.
We add several shelves on top of it. Depending on the gap, we can have 6-8 of them.
For each shelf, we use wooden slats instead of flake boards, Otherwise the whole construction might become to heavy.
Might need some more cross connections to stabilize (or plank with more OSB)

Plates are lying on each other, so it becomes a little bit more difficult to get them out (when sorted, should not be a problem).

For the base construction

That is roughly 20 €.

For one shelf:

That is roughly 4 € per shelf.

With 6 shelves the total amount is 44 €, with some chevrons and screws, roughly 50 €

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 * We add several shelves on top of it. Depending on the gap, we can have 6-8 of them.
 * For each shelf, we use wooden slats instead of flake boards, Otherwise the whole construction might become to heavy.
+* Might need some more cross connections to stabilize (or plank with more OSB)
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