At one point I was considering buying some of those cheap Raxxess racks,
including the slanted cabinets, and doing this--one slanted "properly" on
the bottom, one vertical on top of that, and an inverted slanted unit on
top, held in the back with clamps. I figured that since they come un-built,
I could cut the wood down to a more reasonable depth (8 or 10 inches),
redrill some holes, etc. before putting them together. Still not a bad
idea...
If I didn't live in a small, Brooklyn apartment, I'd have a workshop...
<grumble>
David.
> The bottom slanted cabinets can also be replicated and flipped upside down
> on top of the portable cabinets for that "C-shaped" ergonomic
> space-capsule
> thing. I may need to clamp the top cabinets to the bottoms in the back
> because they may not weigh enough to prevent falling backwards as I stab a
> patchcord into a high module in exuberance.