If you own rack equipment you know how expensive can be to buy a nice rack to stack them up...thats why this idea sparked in my mind...a rack with 20 units of space for my gear, with a nice wood look and for less than 30 bucks!!!
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You will need:
- 2 assembled Ikeas's Lack table...really cheap and you can chose the finish you like best!
- 2 braking and pivoting wheels
- 2 pivoting wheels
- 4 mounting brackets (mine were 2x6 cm, 8 holes)
- a bunch of wood screws about 1 cm long and fitting the holes in your brackets






























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Great Instructable!
It's a very simple, but clever re-purposing of everyday items into something new and useful. And the finished product looks quite nice. I'm sure there are others out there that will be able to make good use of this. Thanks for sharing.
I found that the less expensive ready made 20U rack costs about 100$ and I found it a little bit too expensive...
Than...
I had my sampler sitting on my table and then I was astonished by its measures...
then the idea stroke!
It's so funny that I wanted to share it!
i'm going to buy some (~US$30) pre-drilled, pre-tapped rack rails and attach them to the front of the table legs.
This is genius!
I didn't find them in switzerland...
is there any mail order shop to your knowledge?
I've an idea for a cheap gear retention system but the rail would give it a professional touch!
Thank you for the idea!
That's why i love this site!
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Why not? Everything in a rack standard housing will fit!
And there is more...
It's weird but one Lack table contain exactly 10 units!
I'm wondering if Ikea's guy who designed the table was aware of this particular characteristic of his/her design!
Thank you for the comment!