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Cute isn't it?

@Leee Jeffries DId the same thing for one of his labs. I think it's slick, It would be perfect for a Lab or a small business that travels. When I say small, I mean couple people lol.

Wood is certainly not the material I'd use for portable hardware.

I've heard tell of Facebook replacing data center kit with stuff in wood boxes before

Kind of in the kind of way you buy a novelty wooden keyring in the shape of an Eiffel tower on holiday in Paris for your Grandma.... wouldn't folks think you were really odd travelling with that?

Something tells me that the nerd walking around with that doesn't need accessories for others to tell that they're a nerd...

If it was at a reasonable price, I would buy it.

See?

It's kind of etsy does datacenter... what next cross-stitched mousemats...

Ha ha, I put a lab in a suitcase. One day I thought it would be great for demos and would stop be lugging around cables and gear in a bag. https://www.leeejeffries.com/lab-in-a-suitcase/ (FYI - its not long a plug to a plug for the power, at the time it seemed sensible. It wasn't.)

Now that's cool.

That's a British plug

That's what I said

Ha ha, Its now a proper C13 lead on the other end and all the fans have grills over them.

I have to say @James Rankin raises a good point that British plugs are vastly superior to European and US ones 😉

British, European... I've heard it both ways

Yeah, they are better. No pulling out the wall easily .

@Rachel Berry Infinitely better than Aussie plugs as well. Was appalled when I first moved here, bought a router with the PSU in the plug. Only 2 pins. It actually fell out of the socket under its own weight.