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Title: Consensus on wood vs. aluminum rigs? Post by: Babs797 on December 28, 2017, 09:15:03 PM I'm considering some wire shelving racks but I'm concerned about shorting something. Is aluminum still considered the best option? I was thinking about wood but am concerned about conductivity with moisture. Any thoughts?
Title: Re: Consensus on wood vs. aluminum rigs? Post by: fanatic26 on December 28, 2017, 09:50:39 PM All of my rigs are wood frames on wire racked shelves. They have been running over a year this way with no other problems.
Title: Re: Consensus on wood vs. aluminum rigs? Post by: hous26 on December 28, 2017, 09:58:17 PM I use aluminum on as the frame and lay my motherboard down on some pine. It's fun to build but takes a bit more time than just buying a wire cart. It's probably more expensive as well. I think mine cost somewhere in the $50-60 range for materials (3x 96in angle aluminum [$15 ea.], 2x 96in pine [$2 ea.], 8x grommets [$0.50-$1 ea.], various screws [$5 tops]).
I think a wire frame works fine. I have just become accustomed to the above. |