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I make these out of scrap. I have standardized as you have. Moving forward with the platform yo have chosen will serve you well. -
I found some more Stanley Sortmasters on sale today, bringing me up to five. So now that I seem to have settled on an approach to parts storage I want to find a way to organize my parts organizers. Anyone have an approach they like that they would be willing to share? The idea that comes to mind is some sort of plywood cabinet with rails so they can be removed individually. TIA. -
By Beechwood Chip · Posted
I've cut through them on a Sawstop and nothing happened. No electrical path from the blade to my body. But, you should do everything you can to avoid it. And if you can't avoid it, I'd use a blade you don't mind damaging. Since I've got a Sawzall with a demolition blade, I'd probably use that to cut out the nail and then make the precise cut on the table saw. -
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I've cut them without noticing at the time but don't doubt other stories.
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