Tool tray #49
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First of all, thanks for sharing! I'll break down by location: Add to the base
The base itself is mostly occupied by the power supply, unfortunately. However the 0.9.9 release includes a base extension that sits between the base and the (new) bottom panel. It's highlighted below: What I'm thinking is to make drawer guides into a base extension. CPU Tray Drawer
Consider this on the "sooner than later" to-do list for certain. 0.9.9 includes two CPU bays, so that's twice the fun. Stacking Lids
I like it in theory, but removing the lid would require removing the drawers, too. That'll need some thought to get right. Handles to lift it? Or maybe make it compatible with the drawer system that you shared? Hooks and Pegs
I'm less initially enthusiastic about this idea...
...but I propose an alternative: OTOH, the new side panels in 0.9.9 (a fancy name for an unused CPU tray cover) are meant to allow customisations like this. I'm looking at adding more of them to the case in the follow-on to 0.9.9 so that every case has at least 4. Making a side panel with a hook or pegboard holes would be pretty easy. Thoughts? Thanks again. Let me know what you think about my feedback. |
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Hey Frank! I woke up this morning and felt like making a storage tray... Here's the commit. |
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This is a little shorter than the last one. I found the top too close to the top lip of the CPU tray and required some force to remove. I also modified the handle for grip. It's in the |
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I haven't fully fleshed out this idea yet, so I'd like to start a discussion around it.
As far as I can see, there are opportunities to leverage some of the empty space in the omnibox to add in a tool tray.
Here are a few ideas off the top of my head:
I'd be really curious to hear what other people think about this!
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