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Re: OT: Server Cabinet
From: Roland Perry <lists () internetpolicyagency com>
Date: Wed, 4 May 2011 10:22:04 +0100
In article <BANLkTin4qhFifiTeFcnZ+EU_02-h=wDf+w () mail gmail com>, Robert Lusby <nanogwp () gmail com> writes
1) Have you ever had to fit a cabinet through a doorway that's too small?
Yes, but it was height not width
2) How did you do it? Cut cabinet, demolish wall ...?
by taking the fan tray off the top and the wheels off the bottom (I realise you've already stripped it down as far as you can go).
3) If you cut the cabinet, any tips?
Also - do you ever want to get the cabinet back out (in one piece)?ps My solution would be to buy a similar sized cabinet (assuming a slimmer one won't do) that needs assembling, and feed the parts through the door, rather than the complete item.
-- Roland Perry
Current thread:
- Re: Server Cabinet, (continued)
- Re: Server Cabinet Bill Woodcock (May 04)
- Re: Server Cabinet TR Shaw (May 04)
- RE: Server Cabinet Barry Shein (May 04)
- Re: Server Cabinet D'Arcy J.M. Cain (May 04)
- RE: Server Cabinet Alex Rubenstein (May 04)
- Re: Server Cabinet Ken Chase (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Robert Lusby (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Roland Perry (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Leo Bicknell (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Joe Greco (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Dorn Hetzel (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Randy Carpenter (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Joe Greco (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Chris Adams (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Joe Greco (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Jameel Akari (May 04)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Randy Carpenter (May 05)
- Re: OT: Server Cabinet Joe Greco (May 05)