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KWS Rack - Modular Heavy‑Duty 10‑Inch Homelab Rack
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Description
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2139130-kws-rack-modular-heavy-duty-10-inch-homelab-rack
### KWS Rack
is a modular, heavy‑duty homelab rack system for makers who want something that feels engineered, not flimsy.
It’s designed to hold real equipment - NAS devices, power supplies, Raspberry Pi clusters, screens - while staying clean, expandable, and enjoyable to build.
You don’t need to print everything at once. Build what you need today, expand when your homelab grows.
### Key Features
- 🧲 Magnetic frame
Keep screws and tools stuck to the rack while working.
More magnetic add‑ons coming soon!
- 🏋️ Heavy‑duty structure
Stable enough for NAS units, power gear, and dense builds.
- 📏 True 10‑inch rack standard
Compatible with [common 10‑inch rack](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:19_inch_vs_10_inch_rack_dimensions.svg) gear and accessories.
- 🧊 Optional full enclosure
Supports side and top panels (printed or laser‑cut 3mm acrylic).
- 📈 Built to scale
Designed from day one to grow vertically without compromises.
- 💡 LED & cable management system (separate project will publish soon)
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The issue points to the KWS Rack design on MakerWorld and mentions NAS devices, power supplies, Raspberry Pi clusters, and 10-inch rack equipment, but it names no repository files or tests. Start by reviewing the linked design and the repository's contribution scope; completion cannot be defined until the intended integration or change is specified.
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Assessment
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- raspberry-pi
- Domain
- infrastructure
- Issue type
- Feature
- Difficulty
- 5/5
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- Over a week
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- Stale
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- Needs clarification
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