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OpenLab Desktop Shelf
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**This is the OpenLab Desktop Shelf,**
Outer Dimensions:
315 x 360 x 755mm
Sheet thickness:
6mm
Compartment sizes:
255 x 185 x 65mm (drawer)
303 x 348 x 200mm
303 x 348 x 215mm
303 x 348 x 150mm
tested with:
* VOLTCRAFT TOPS series 250 x 150 x 70mm
* VOLTCRAFT PPS series 208 x 200 x 80mm
* VOLTCRAFT VOLTCRAFT DSO-1104E 313 x 108 x 142mm
it is a compact and practical shelf wich can be used as a DIY storage solution or in our case for storing the power supplies and the oscilloscope in our workshop.
It is equipped with ventilation holes at the back of the shelf floors for better airflow and heat disapation.
You can assamble it by using M3 screws and nuts or just glue the parts together by using wood glue.
Additionally the OpenLab Desktop Shelf has a nice looking rounded drawer for storing e.g. smaller parts or wires in it. The handle for the drawer is included in the download files and can be 3D-printed easily.
ps.
If you like our
**This is the OpenLab Desktop Shelf,**
Outer Dimensions:
315 x 360 x 755mm
Sheet thickness:
6mm
Compartment sizes:
255 x 185 x 65mm (drawer)
303 x 348 x 200mm
303 x 348 x 215mm
303 x 348 x 150mm
tested with:
* VOLTCRAFT TOPS series 250 x 150 x 70mm
* VOLTCRAFT PPS series 208 x 200 x 80mm
* VOLTCRAFT VOLTCRAFT DSO-1104E 313 x 108 x 142mm
it is a compact and practical shelf wich can be used as a DIY storage solution or in our case for storing the power supplies and the oscilloscope in our workshop.
It is equipped with ventilation holes at the back of the shelf floors for better airflow and heat disapation.
You can assamble it by using M3 screws and nuts or just glue the parts together by using wood glue.
Additionally the OpenLab Desktop Shelf has a nice looking rounded drawer for storing e.g. smaller parts or wires in it. The handle for the drawer is included in the download files and can be 3D-printed easily.
ps.
If you like our
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