Just for the folks here stateside.....unless someone else would take on the shipping and paperwork chores.....I have access to a 5000watt Co2 CNC laser. It will run a file in G code, Millpwr, or ALibre. I can get the materials in T-6061 in .065, .090 ,.125, .1875 , and .250" thickness. So almost any hole and sizes could be made.....even the machine screw hole could be cut. Just need some one that can anodise the pieces cheap. I have access to a local powder coating shop.....but I would rather have it ano'd.The CNC cutter is $112/Hr. A lot of pieces can be cut at 400+ inches/minute. I was thinking a 1/4 endplates,drilled and tapped to accept .1875" top, bottom , and side plates fastened together with 6/32 machine screws. It would need to be a rather large order to make the cost effectiveness work out. Most T-6 is around $6/Ld. It would be in 4' X 8' sheets. One sheet of 1/4 and 3 sheets of 3/16 would yield around 30 cabinets of 12.5" X 9" X 16". This will accomodate a nice RGB setup. Of course sizes could be in 2 or 3 versions.....What do you think? I can also get hold of thicker materials for beam tables........just need to lock down anodising........This would only leave drilling and tapping the endplate for the machine screws.
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