$160 plus what ever the commercial shipping is.. Pretty sure this is a 16U..
Manufactured for a famous cruise line Huge 26" x 36" x 36" dimensions! Interior metal frame for hanging your own racks or shelves! Doors on 2 sides for easy access Extending hinges allow doors to open flush with walls 4 locking wheels 4 heavy-duty pull handles Twist wing closures with 2 key locks (keys included!)
Note: This item is shipped by commercial carrier curbside.
Unloading is the customer's responsibility, including off the back of the truck. This product ships in one box, measuring 36"l. x 26"w. x 42"h. and weighing approx. 115 lbs. No expedited delivery. High-value orders require a physical street address, otherwise insurance costs will be added to the shipping total.
I was thinking the same thing but I live in the middle of nowhere so finding a buyer would be nearly impossible. Total after my membership discount comes to $268.98, I may need to think on this for a while.
I am friends with a veteran that did a military case mod. It came out pretty nice. I suggested that next time, she makes a Mil-Spec hardened case mod. Something that could survive being tossed by airline luggage handlers. I engineered a few plans that she liked.
Race car window webbing mesh suspended from mini coil over shock absorbers from a radio controlled truck and then a PC floats between the webs. The inside of the PC, like the CPU cooler and graphics card, would be secured with webbing also.
I agree, but it is a just quick sketch and I wanted to work with the picture that the OP posted.
I only put in barely enough 5 minutes of effort in order to illustrate my idea. Any actual design would need real engineering and testing to make sure it would work. I think you understand, because your refinement suggestions made sense.
The"Artistic License" or "I ain't doing any more until you pay me" defense.
