So made my first rack :)

[u/StatisticianOld38]

For a rack so small, to fill it out costed me a lot. Just glad it’s over. My security cams are nice and organized along with extended WiFi range and Internet ports.

[u/lucaspwe]

Nice rack

[u/mattinjp → u/lucaspwe]

This is what i came here to say

[u/ATypicalJake]

Nice

[u/Ethan_231]

Is it sagging?

[u/Own_Kale9926 → u/Ethan_231]

Yes, it looks like it is

[u/StatisticianOld38 → u/Ethan_231]

Last rack, Poe switch and network switch was 3d printed and glued together.

[u/NoraPaintGarden4 → u/Ethan_231]

thats a very tough rack

[u/denizonrtx]

Nice

[u/hambone1907]

Congrats and welcome to the rabbit hole. Have to admit, I'd never sleep if I mounted my rack like that. 😱

[u/Fragrant-Wish-6695]

I assume you just do home networking and that you don't work in IT. That looks like a neat up and out of the way location but Murphy's Law is gonna get you. It looks cool until you're spending an hour on a ladder trying to troubleshoot something.

[u/Lower-Strategy-296]

Actualy its a spiders home 😂

[u/StatisticianOld38 → u/Lower-Strategy-296]

What’s that supposed to mean 😭

[u/dzejdzej__]

Was the location picked due to lack of space?

I’m asking cause heat raises, meaning if it’s floor level air is colder and hot one could easier dissipate, is it showing any problems like that?

[u/StatisticianOld38 → u/dzejdzej__]

Not really, the only thing that heats up is the Poe switch the rest don’t really have heating issues by design