I wonder if there’s a possibility of making larger storage spaces available for personal use, in addition to the lockers. I’m sure I’m not the only one working on a larger project who would rather not just keep it in their car ad infinitum and schlep it back and forth from home to MakeICT. For me, …

In 2019, there was some discussion about creating some larger storage for rent in the S. End of Room 4. At this point, that area, is just storage for stuff that hasn’t been put away or perhaps even sorted.

[image] squarenuts: These are flipping nice! Right? I have a hard time believing they’re actually $150, but that’s what the first one has on it. Note that there are four in the picture.

My first thought on those cages was they might make nice tool cages. For big items, would people really want to move things from the classroom area? Are they narrow enough to be put near the wood shop and metal shop where the big projects usually happen? Room 4 is our only large space… do we really …

I didn’t take measurements, but would estimate that these things are at least 4’ x 5’ x 7’.

I was thinking to stop by the yard and check them out. Will post measurements

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I totally would have guessed they were bigger than a few picometers. Just goes to show that the camera adds a few pounds. Or kg?

Ladies and gentlemen and non-binary folk, I give you exhibit #479 of why I’d like to have additional project storage space. sigh I should’ve picked a lighter hobby, like crossword puzzles or something. [image]

Those huge storage racks are definitely tempting… But would something like the roll around carts they use at the phoenix makerspace be as beneficial? Especially with putting everything on wheels. There is a photo of what they’re using in last December’s newsletter on the very last page. https://us…

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