@TryToBeHopeful There's a lot of variables that comprise the final cost of a museum cabinet. As for the glass material itself, it is mostly a question of interaction with light, security so that in the case it is damaged the displayed items are not and lastly the seal that maintains a stable atmosphere. Then you typically have sensors, such as humidity, temperature and light sensors, and of course security sensors. Regulated and remote controled DALI lighting is no miniscule item either. By far the most expensive system is an active gas circulation system if your exhibits needs it but that is a very rare occurence. Source: 3 years of museum experience, albeit in IT rather than collection conservation
Had to RMA my Switch. They actually made me delete my save myself. Haven't started again yet at like 280 hours I got decent bang for my buck, but obviously I would prefer to continue
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Re: This UK-Based Company Is Making "Museum-Grade" Display Cabinets For Your Pokémon Cards
@TryToBeHopeful There's a lot of variables that comprise the final cost of a museum cabinet. As for the glass material itself, it is mostly a question of interaction with light, security so that in the case it is damaged the displayed items are not and lastly the seal that maintains a stable atmosphere.
Then you typically have sensors, such as humidity, temperature and light sensors, and of course security sensors.
Regulated and remote controled DALI lighting is no miniscule item either.
By far the most expensive system is an active gas circulation system if your exhibits needs it but that is a very rare occurence.
Source: 3 years of museum experience, albeit in IT rather than collection conservation
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Had to RMA my Switch. They actually made me delete my save myself. Haven't started again yet at like 280 hours I got decent bang for my buck, but obviously I would prefer to continue