You NEED these for your #Homelab! - Introducing HomeLabGear.shop!

We've been working hard on a little secret project since December of last year, and it's FINALLY ready to share with you all! Introducing HomeLab Gear! We're making awesome products that help you do what you love in your homelab and are also useful at work in the server room and data center!

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[colinschaffer]

Seems really nice! Some other products I would be interested in would be storage for DAC cables, USB, 2.5" drives and NICs. Keep it up!

[williamahebert]

Oh, man these are some dope products. Just stumbled on your channel. Thank you for your work.

[EdwinCastellanosCoronel]

Hi there, nice work! How about SO-DIMM container?

[Antitux]

I’m looking forward to repping those tshirts on stream!

[pgoof]

Not sure if i would buy any but good luck and great ideas.

[perryholman]

Great idea, will order. Might I recommend a RAM storage container, might have to be separate device for SODIMM versus DIMM, I have looking for something like this for RAM for a while. Thanks!

[realandrewhatfield]

Now I just need them to mount on the rack!

[xandersnyder]

I'd rather print these myself, any thoughts on just selling the STLs?

I'd prefer that they be Gridfinity or Multiboard / Honeycomb Storage Wall compatible, I'm trying to do away with just random containers of things in my office.

[limehawkmsp]

suggestion: design a memory holder that isnt a $20 piece of floppy plastic! love the other stuff!

[howardleen]

Great idea, how is this not a thing?!

[darkienescariot]

$8-30 plastic boxes when I have an abundance of antistatic bags, padding and cardboard. Definitely emblematic of late-stage neoliberal capitalism, there's just not much left to market. We all gotta eat, I get it, but I'll have to pass on the merch.