and I found 4 checkout stands!!!

for like... $500

now this seems to ME like the PERFECT workstation and storage facility of 68k goods and using them....

I especially like the tilted back portion and the small depression there onthe front (perfect place for either a hugemonitor, ANS700 or an overhead projector )

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2525586154&category=11891

I found another one... not as interesting but

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2525569356&category=11891

This one is as interesting, there's 2 of them, but theyre smaller and probably easier to access all of it from one spot. They look like theyre in need of slight cleaning, and $800 is ALOT!
I'd DIY on this one

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Edited by - cory5412 on 22 Apr 2003 20:26:46

I just finished my new Mac lab, I have a 4 mtr rectangular oak table running down the wall, and a rack on the other side.
I could definatly use that workstation in my lab!

Although... (which one were you talking about?) I'd say that the conveyer belt would get in my way and if I were building one it'd be cheaper/better not to have it

Might be a cool setup if you mounted either a monitor or a scanner under the glass of the barcode scanner in each lane.

Sounds like you need to get a very big storage shed for all this stuff.

G4From128k

I just thought that it'd be my 'writing area' or something... I know I'd probably use the tilty part at the end to catch all my misc. parts that haven't anywhere else to go (yet)

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