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El Cazador October 25th 07 04:58 AM

Storage for small things, nuts, bolts, . . .
 
O.K., any recommendations for something that can be bought & mounted
to the wall to store nuts, bolts, anything capable of sitting into
small spaces? Been looking around the Internet for a while and just
nothing that fits my needs for an affordable price. Thanks for any
suggestions.


Ignoramus22168 October 25th 07 05:24 AM

Storage for small things, nuts, bolts, . . .
 
On 2007-10-25, El Cazador wrote:
O.K., any recommendations for something that can be bought & mounted
to the wall to store nuts, bolts, anything capable of sitting into
small spaces? Been looking around the Internet for a while and just
nothing that fits my needs for an affordable price. Thanks for any
suggestions.


The really small stuff can be stored in fishing tackle boxes.

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Too_Many_Tools October 25th 07 05:57 AM

Storage for small things, nuts, bolts, . . .
 
On Oct 24, 10:58 pm, El Cazador wrote:
O.K., any recommendations for something that can be bought & mounted
to the wall to store nuts, bolts, anything capable of sitting into
small spaces? Been looking around the Internet for a while and just
nothing that fits my needs for an affordable price. Thanks for any
suggestions.


For small stuff I have been buying the plastic containers at Harbor
Freight when they are on sale or when the email coupons discount them.

Be sure to get the ones with REAL: hinges...not the folded over
plastic type.



TMT


Steve W.[_2_] October 25th 07 07:49 AM

Storage for small things, nuts, bolts, . . .
 
El Cazador wrote:
O.K., any recommendations for something that can be bought & mounted
to the wall to store nuts, bolts, anything capable of sitting into
small spaces? Been looking around the Internet for a while and just
nothing that fits my needs for an affordable price. Thanks for any
suggestions.


How small? I use the standard multi tray organizers for stuff up to
about 10-32 size. From that up I have a wall covered with the gray HF
storage bins. Tagged with sizes from #12 through 1" and sorted by
size/material/length. They go on sale all the time and are low priced
but surprisingly sturdy. Then went to a Jo-Ann fabrics and picked up
some 20 Ga. clear vinyl and made a drop over cover that keeps the dust
and shop crud from collecting in the bins.

--
Steve W.
Near Cooperstown, New York

woodworker88 October 25th 07 03:06 PM

Storage for small things, nuts, bolts, . . .
 
On Oct 24, 8:58 pm, El Cazador wrote:
O.K., any recommendations for something that can be bought & mounted
to the wall to store nuts, bolts, anything capable of sitting into
small spaces? Been looking around the Internet for a while and just
nothing that fits my needs for an affordable price. Thanks for any
suggestions.


I use a large set of surplus Acro-bins and their proprietary wall and
bench mounted racks. They aren't cheap new, about $80 for a bench
mount rack and about 20 bins, but if you can find a set surplus,
they're hard to beat.


Gerald Miller October 26th 07 04:29 AM

Storage for small things, nuts, bolts, . . .
 
On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 20:58:10 -0700, El Cazador
wrote:

O.K., any recommendations for something that can be bought & mounted
to the wall to store nuts, bolts, anything capable of sitting into
small spaces? Been looking around the Internet for a while and just
nothing that fits my needs for an affordable price. Thanks for any
suggestions.

From my pipe smoking days, I have about 80 half pound tobacco tins.
these fit, three to a space between the studs of the dividing wall in
my basement (sheeted on the other side). I ran horizontal strapping to
support each row of cans. Labels are 2 x14 inch large type (printed
landscape on legal paper) held on and kept clean with clear packing
tape. When I was in a garage, I built a framework on the block wall.
Other covered cans such as one pound coffee cans or nut cans will work
as well. I avoid glass jars at all cost.
Gerry :-)}
London, Canada

William Noble October 26th 07 06:11 AM

Storage for small things, nuts, bolts, . . .
 
harbor freight has a thing with little bins that pivots at the bottom that
mounts to the wall - I like it for small things
"El Cazador" wrote in message
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O.K., any recommendations for something that can be bought & mounted
to the wall to store nuts, bolts, anything capable of sitting into
small spaces? Been looking around the Internet for a while and just
nothing that fits my needs for an affordable price. Thanks for any
suggestions.




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David R Brooks October 26th 07 09:41 AM

Storage for small things, nuts, bolts, . . .
 
Gerald Miller wrote:
On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 20:58:10 -0700, El Cazador
wrote:

O.K., any recommendations for something that can be bought & mounted
to the wall to store nuts, bolts, anything capable of sitting into
small spaces? Been looking around the Internet for a while and just
nothing that fits my needs for an affordable price. Thanks for any
suggestions.

From my pipe smoking days, I have about 80 half pound tobacco tins.
these fit, three to a space between the studs of the dividing wall in
my basement (sheeted on the other side). I ran horizontal strapping to
support each row of cans. Labels are 2 x14 inch large type (printed
landscape on legal paper) held on and kept clean with clear packing
tape. When I was in a garage, I built a framework on the block wall.
Other covered cans such as one pound coffee cans or nut cans will work
as well. I avoid glass jars at all cost.
Gerry :-)}
London, Canada

If you (or someone you know) uses a lot of pharmacy pills, they oftem
come in nice plastic jars, with child-proof screw tops. Good for small
fasteners.



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