> to summarize matthew 17:20, "nothing is impossible", but that > does not > mean that doing something that is not impossible is a good > idea. i would > recommend not making it out of wood for the following reasons:
Wood burns better than aluminium or steel too... in the unfortunate event that one of your components ignites. > tolerance, ease of assembly, load-bearing, re-usability... > pretty much > any reason you'd want to use a rack If you just want an easy way to stack everything out of the way at home it's probably fine; if you want to do it for any business then just invest the extra money and rack mount. It's not that expensive, really. > pissing into the wind and expecting it not to get all over you is the > path of the faithful, so piss away if you're so inclined! Wear a raincoat if you are so inclined :) Each to his own. We're geeks. We do things for the sake of doing them. Why do you think things like OpenBSD exist? Not all geeks limit themselves to homebrew software; some have wider interests and skills :) A
