I did this a year or so ago. I wanted a network rack but didn’t want to spend any money on it. I have a cnc and had a pile of plywood scrap so I gave it a shot.
The computer was running OPNSense with Zenarmor. I have since replaced the old router with a Unifi gateway max and have turned that pc into my local AI server.
Nothin fancy but it was fun to do.
I’ve done some lumber solutions at work, though the rack itself was normal:
I don’t think I have photos of it, but I’ve done the same (but without the wheels) to mount a wall rack underneath a set of stairs at one of our buildings that’s a weird house upstairs office downstairs warehouse in the back type of place.
That is very cool rack. On your power rack can you choose which way those receptacles face? That’s very cool.
They are static, it’s a WattBox smart PDU, I think they arranged them like that so you could fit more right-angle power bricks. With the OVRC cloud software (and I’d assume LAN, but I never tried that) you can power cycle each outlet, and you can set it to bring them back on in a specific order with delays between each in the event of a power failure, that sort of thing. Real neat PDUs.
