The results of my game storage project.

[Robert M]

Hello,

 

I found a rotary floppy disk organizer at a thrift store recently. I noticed that the slots for disks were wide enough for Atari carts (5 disks per slot). I decided to buy it and see if I could make it into a cartridge organizer. It took some cutting, grinding and sanding to remove some plastic inside the unit to make them fit, but I finally got it to work. It holds 25 carts (of standard size) and I can put my little TV on top of it. I used a can of flat black spray paint and an Atari Logo auto decal to spruce it up.

 

Do you like it?

[l3ushwig]

Nice! What brand is that?? ill have to see if i can find one

[Robert M]

Nice! What brand is that?? ill have to see if i can find one  

 

Thanks, its a FloppyMaster 150. I have not been able to find more. Let me know if you find a source.

 

Cheers!

[ATARIPITBULL]

That is very cool looking.

 

[yuppicide]

Awesome! So that inside rotates I'd imagine?! I think it's b e a utiful. If I could find some more I'll let you know.

[Robert M]

So that inside rotates I'd imagine?!

 

Yup! Its a lazy susan turntable inside. I had some end labels that had fallen off of carts so I trimmed them a little and slid them into label slots located between the cartridge slots. You can see them in the pictures somewhat indented from the positions of the carts.

 

Cheers!

[CGQuarterly]

That is extremely cool. I imagine you would just choose the 25 games that you play most often and stick em in there?

 

You get an A+ for innovation!

 

Chris

[yuppicide]

If anyone found some and decided to make more of them I bet they'd be a good seller in the AtariAge store.

[keilbaca]

I would buy one

 

Very cool

[pinball22]

Looks very nice!