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I don't have anywhere to put parts organizers because I've already run out of room for tool organizers. Cubbies are 7' high. -
This is true. I have some containers that are well packed and others that only hold a few items due to size or shape. The downside is that I feel I should put more stuff in the loose-pack containers. The upside is that I know right where the stuff that is in them . . . is -
Go to Target Coatings and looking into their pigmented water based lacquer I think you would be really happy with the results. They also have great customer service to answer all of your questions. The time I called I ended up talking to the owner. I use their conversion varnish. https://www.targetcoatings.com/shop/water-based-pigmented-lacquers/ -
I won’t be at my parents house for a while so I can’t share pictures. My dad screwed some angle aluminum to some 2x4s and slides his parts organizers in on the lip of the case. -
Yes. I'd like to take credit for excellent planning but it was just a happy accident in this case.
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