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By wtnhighlander · Posted
That's a good case for clearly labeling your containers, for sure! -
By wtnhighlander · Posted
For some reason, none of the crap I want to organize ever fits into uniformly sized containers... -
Thanks, all. I will remove the foam from the top of my gluing form and try to locate the nails. If I can't avoid one, I will use and old, cheap blade. If I had thought 13 steps ahead i would have located the nails out of the way. -
By Beechwood Chip · Posted
I just watched this video and thought, "Why am I buying plastic organizers, and then trying to figure out where to put them?" Skip to 32:55 to see what I'm talking about. -
I make these out of scrap. I have standardized as you have. Moving forward with the platform you have chosen will serve you well. I have three primary sizes I use for almost everything.
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