Lap top Box LTB

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Comment by Robert Brennan on June 3, 2013 at 4:59pm

Its only a storage platform for about 10 of them, for  when they are not in use, it sits on a shelf within a lockable cupboard, all the accessories go in the slide out drawer, the actual laptops stack on top

Comment by Pierre Vallee on July 29, 2012 at 6:18pm

Very good response, and I like it it. I was wondering why build a labtop box when there are tons fo labtop cases around that will perform the task. Your answer:"because the customer wanted" is perfect. If a customer want, you do it. The other responses answer other questions and it was good of you to explain. I would have just said: "because", but you are probably a nicer guy. All good fun. Still, why would someone want a box for their laptop? and if so, how's about an electrical receptacle on it and a handle or shoulder strap? Just a thought. You know, you might be able to market those come to think of it. Regards, P. Vallee

Comment by Robert Brennan on July 29, 2012 at 5:48pm

Hello Pierre,

I am not sure of a correct answer to your question why?

So here is a few,

Why did I use pine, because that was what the pallet was made of.

Why did I make it, because that was what the customer wanted.

Why did I use a miniature pallet design, My sense of humour.

Why did I use the particular style, the storage cupboard size  was the dictating or limiting factor there , and

Why is it that particular design?  the laptops are stored on the top and the mice and power supplies are in the drawer.

Regards

Robert Brennan

Comment by Pierre Vallee on July 29, 2012 at 12:33pm

no offence, but, why?