Fulfilling TGJ Hobbies Kickstarter

[Arc 724]

soooo..... like this?

 

The bottom one is a tray with a free standing base. (we have narrow and wide size)

The middle is a double tray. holds 99 dropper bottles.

the one in the back we're calling the "mega". currently holds 198 bottles, but will very likely get made smaller due to shipping constraints.

 

Pricing is straight forward. $30 for the tray, $40 for the free standing unit (comes with both feet for options), $60 for the double tray and $120 for the mega.

 

I have some options for stands for the mega and double for free standing as well.

 

I told you all, I have stuff in the wings I haven't released yet. just gotta find the time! :D

 

 

 

 

INTERESTING!!! You now have my full attention:

 

So I have a thought and I wanted to shoot it at you Tim. My thought is that I would like to make these recess into the wall... meaning put them between studs. Thoughts, concerns, etc? 

Edited June 10, 2015 by Arc 724

[Rimmy]

 

soooo..... like this?

 

The bottom one is a tray with a free standing base. (we have narrow and wide size)

The middle is a double tray. holds 99 dropper bottles.

the one in the back we're calling the "mega". currently holds 198 bottles, but will very likely get made smaller due to shipping constraints.

 

Pricing is straight forward. $30 for the tray, $40 for the free standing unit (comes with both feet for options), $60 for the double tray and $120 for the mega.

 

I have some options for stands for the mega and double for free standing as well.

 

I told you all, I have stuff in the wings I haven't released yet. just gotta find the time! :D

 

 

 

 

INTERESTING!!! You now have my full attention:

 

So I have a thought and I wanted to shoot it at you Tim. My thought is that I would like to make these recess into the wall... meaning put them between studs. Thoughts, concerns, etc? 

 

 

A cool idea. These will need some kind of backing behind them to stand. its only 1.5" deep. Definitely doable. Make sure your wall has no wires or anything behind it.

 

I know how I would do it, but that doesn't make it the right way.

 

a thought, should anything drop into the tray, make sure its removable so you can extract things.

[Arc 724]

 

 

soooo..... like this?

 

The bottom one is a tray with a free standing base. (we have narrow and wide size)

The middle is a double tray. holds 99 dropper bottles.

the one in the back we're calling the "mega". currently holds 198 bottles, but will very likely get made smaller due to shipping constraints.

 

Pricing is straight forward. $30 for the tray, $40 for the free standing unit (comes with both feet for options), $60 for the double tray and $120 for the mega.

 

I have some options for stands for the mega and double for free standing as well.

 

I told you all, I have stuff in the wings I haven't released yet. just gotta find the time! :D

 

 

 

 

INTERESTING!!! You now have my full attention:

 

So I have a thought and I wanted to shoot it at you Tim. My thought is that I would like to make these recess into the wall... meaning put them between studs. Thoughts, concerns, etc? 

 

 

A cool idea. These will need some kind of backing behind them to stand. its only 1.5" deep. Definitely doable. Make sure your wall has no wires or anything behind it.

 

I know how I would do it, but that doesn't make it the right way.

 

a thought, should anything drop into the tray, make sure its removable so you can extract things.

 

Hmm to make it removable: Maybe use a magnetic strips on the back stretching the length of it...

 

Do you encounter bottles falling on that? Is that and issue?

[Rimmy]

I've gotten zero bottles falling off of my racks yet.

 

All of my racks have wall mount holes, so just some screws in case you just need to take it out. Nothing fancy.

[SamuraiJack]

They make wall insets that are designed to create a cubby in the wall.  since these need to be painted anyhow, you could paint it with magnetic paint then paint it to match your alls if they are not white.  Magnets on the back would hold the rack in place.  the trick is finding an insert big enough.

[Arc 724]

They make wall insets that are designed to create a cubby in the wall.  since these need to be painted anyhow, you could paint it with magnetic paint then paint it to match your alls if they are not white.  Magnets on the back would hold the rack in place.  the trick is finding an insert big enough.

Any chance you could elaborate on this? Products etc? I am very interested in this. Please sir.

[SamuraiJack]

Search for Wall niche insert or shower niche insert

 

Edited June 11, 2015 by SamuraiJack

[Arc 724]

Search for Wall niche insert or shower niche insert

 

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Thank you sir!

[Rimmy]

I don't recommend using magnets. The weight of all the points is going to make that problematic.

[Rimmy]

just 15 days to go and 53% funded. Lets see if there is a huge rush after the cons!

[Rimmy]

well, we have just over a week left. We are at 53% funding.

 

Assuming we don't fund, all backers will be offered their pledges at the kickstarter price. If it funds, great! If not, we wanted to extend our appreciation.

 

lets see what happens!

[Humansquish]

well, we have just over a week left. We are at 53% funding.

 

Assuming we don't fund, all backers will be offered their pledges at the kickstarter price. If it funds, great! If not, we wanted to extend our appreciation.

 

lets see what happens!

I really hope you guys fund, I also really appreciate this offer.

[Rimmy]

WE DID IT!!!

ITS FUNDED!!!!

SO happy for this! 

 

Get ready, its coming!

[DixonGrfx]

WE DID IT!!!

 

ITS FUNDED!!!!

 

SO happy for this!

 

Get ready, its coming!

Congratulations! Well done!

[ub3r_n3rd]

Congrats!