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|    BelPowerslave to All    |
|    Re: Genesis carts: Any ideas on how to d    |
|    06 Oct 06 07:52:07    |
      XPost: alt.sega.genesis       From: belpowerslave@ev1.net              > > 48 Sega CD games       >       > You mentioned Jewel cases, have you printed side bars or something so       > you can read what they are?              Not printed, but handwritten.              > Also, would you be interested in selling       > your cases? ;)       >              The problem isn't selling/giving them way so much as getting them to whatever       destination without them all breaking to pieces. ;)              > > 14 Game Gear Games       >       > Meh, get a carrying case. ;)       >              Yeah, I've got one, I meant to post a quick addendum to this about that.              >       > > I've got no problems with the CD-based media as they are all in jewel       > > cases(even the SCD and Saturn stuff), they are easy enough to have out       > > in the living room via some sort of disc tower. The carts, on the other       > > hand, I have *no* fucking clue what to do with. For the longest time,       > > I've just had them in these long, rectagular cardboard boxes. I've *got*       > > to find some other way to do it. Any suggestions?       >       > Do you want to display them cart only or in box?              Yeah, just cart only. Really, I don't care about them being displayed for all       to see so much as I just want a better way of getting to them for myself.              > Standard       > bookshelves you can buy at Walmart fairly cheaply are 28.5 inches wide       > and 68.75 inches tall and come with five shelves which are .75 inches       > wide each (so subtract .75 inches for each shelf). With the boxes you       > can add still add two shelves. If you have boxes and cart only, you can       > add three shelves with one shelf having a little less space than the       > others. Doing this is simple, just go to Lowes and buy pine boards that       > are one inch thick and whatever length is cheapest to get the number of       > 28.5 inch sections you need. Then just buy little screws and L brackets       > to add the shelves, you might need to use these for one of the existing       > shelves for your measurements to add up to 7 or 8 shelves.       > So, you can put 25 Genesis/32X boxes on one shelf and have a       > little room left over for whatever. That means that you need 13       > shelves, or two bookcases with 7 shelves each (if all 322 have boxes,       > otherwise you can add the 8th shelf to each bookcase and have tons of       > space for carts too). This requires only five feet of wall space and       > allows you to display all of your games (take that hackerz).              Not a bad option...I'm just not too hip to the idea of having all of the boxes       displayed. Like I've said, I kind of hover around the idea of selling off       almost all of my Genesis clamshells and just keeping the inserts as it is. ;)              Bel       --       Whip Ass Gaming: http://www.whipassgaming.com/              "I love collecting big guns! It looks so Unreal!"        - Sam Stone, Serious Sam II              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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