Vinyl Storage Recommendation

@wokeupnew here are my shelves
View attachment 200522
Did a quick count on one shelf and it holds 105 LPs. I store the records behind the sleeves though so that probably eats up some more space
that's not bad at all! not having the center divider thing for each cube of the Kallax probably helps add space to each row. Also I have the same exact flipbin!
 
These are real pretty and really expensive:
i like the symbol audio stuff better and think they are slightly cheaper?
 
yours is $5,100 for a 6 drawer and symbol is $4,500?

oh i see....you want walnut...
i mean I want all kind of things that aren’t gonna happen.
I hadn’t actually hit the fucking thing and whatever page I was on had a picture of the six drawer and a $3k price. I see that is not the price for the six drawer though. 🤷‍♀️
 
i mean I want all kind of things that aren’t gonna happen.
I hadn’t actually hit the fucking thing and whatever page I was on had a picture of the six drawer and a $3k price. I see that is not the price for the six drawer though. 🤷‍♀️
i need to get my shit together and start building my own furniture haha. it's wild those are $5k for something that looks real easy to make.
 
i need to get my shit together and start building my own furniture haha. it's wild those are $5k for something that looks real easy to make.

Wood is expensive right now and it’s labour and skill intensive to make things like that with beautiful details like dovetail joints. Craftspeople deserve to be properly paid for their time and skill. Also like kitchen drawers it’s got to be over engineered to hold a decent amount of weight.
 
Wood prices are stupid. My wife wanted to put shelves in her office. We went to Lowe’s and it was actually cheaper to buy a project board and some step landings then it was to buy enough wood to make the same three shelves. This reduced my labor but what the fuck?
 
Wood prices are stupid. My wife wanted to put shelves in her office. We went to Lowe’s and it was actually cheaper to buy a project board and some step landings then it was to buy enough wood to make the same three shelves. This reduced my labor but what the fuck?
The cost barrier to entry into even recreational woodworking is stupid high. Like even a decent table saw will set you back $500 and that's really only good for DIY stuff. You wanna talk professional it's like 2 grand for all the fancy fences and doodads.
 
The cost barrier to entry into even recreational woodworking is stupid high. Like even a decent table saw will set you back $500 and that's really only good for DIY stuff. You wanna talk professional it's like 2 grand for all the fancy fences and doodads.
I wish I could rent a spot at a wood working workshop with fully stocked pro tools for like $20 an hour plus cost of building materials/storage.
Basically like Industrial Arts for adults that don’t want to invest thousands of dollars into tools.
 
Back
Top