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You’re fortunate in that the depth of the cabinet allows all sizes to fit into it. -
No. Just simple cubbies. The slide out things you see are the doors off of this old computer tape reel cabinet that I re-purposed. I started in the heavy iron days when computers took up 5000 sq feet of raised floor . I still have a few souvenirs. -
@gee-dub, are those pull out shelves below each segment of bins to allow you to set the bins on?,
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I like ridge carbide. Great blades they have what you want. Great customer service. ridgecarbidetool.com -
The one for Kerosene is marked with flammable stickers on both sides and is in a more hidden place than the one with water. It's really pretty surprising how much of a fire line you can put out with that little stream of water.
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