Noah and Mitch salvaged some concrete form tubing for making speakers, but haven't gotten around to doing with it, yet.
Since we moved into the new office and I needed some new shelves, however, I decided to use them for that purpose until they get around to stealing them back. I saw a shelving system on a design blog that looked kind of like this, which was my inspiration. They work great; the foot of Rachel's desk keeps them from spilling all over the floor into a big heap of books.
Since we moved into the new office and I needed some new shelves, however, I decided to use them for that purpose until they get around to stealing them back. I saw a shelving system on a design blog that looked kind of like this, which was my inspiration. They work great; the foot of Rachel's desk keeps them from spilling all over the floor into a big heap of books.
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Props to nagutron for thinking of this creative use for something as mundane as concrete form tubing. Looks great!
Avísame si los encuentras, vá? Saludos!
Esos tubos se usan para echarles concreto adentro, como para el molde de una columna. Bueno, saludos y seguimos en contacto!
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I could give you a general translation of the rest of the last comment in the thread, but it wouldn't be exact. 8th grade spanish only goes so far.
You might also have luck making nicer ones out of bent wood or something.
Mine are just piled up, btw, not screwed together. The third photo shows how the leg of my coworker's desk keeps the bottom-most one from rolling away; the whole thing is wedged between the leg and the wall, and the rest just sit on top, held together by friction.