Organizers for your vaping juices and stuff---Man-Style in ACS Camo

[Gr8Scott]

Okay,

Here it is. My semi-redneck "Man"-ified. That is if you like camo

I am notorious for overusing cardboard boxes, but Hey, it's functional and efficient So after looking around online and in person for vaping organizers, especially ones that weren't all flowery and feminine, I stumbled upon two invaluable items at Wally World( Wal-Mart)

Camouflage "Duck" Tape and Hard Foam inserts. The possibilities are endless and you aren't limited to cardboard boxes.

The insert in the elongated box was a bit longer than the box but once I cut off the additional length (do it with the plastic still on) I was able to make sturdy perfect fit holes for my glass flavoring bottles.

Just piloted the hole with an old burnt-out CE4 then expanded it with a drill bit. Voila! Perfect fit!

"Duck" duct tape- $3.50
Foam Insert- $2.80

Foam comes in all sizes and if you want to paint it or spray on something to add strength, that's easy enough to do.

I just salvaged some old metal cans with tops for my other little holders. Works really well and opens up the option of a basic large carrier with these individual item-holders.

Redneck,ehhh, maybe. They work though

 

[Stownz]

If only it would all fit in such little boxes.

 

[Aurora-Oblivion]

Very nice, I love that idea with the foam for flavoring vials!

Thanks, I've been trying to figure out how to do something similar with Styrofoam or something else, that looks perfect!

 

[dnakr]

If only it would all fit in such little boxes.

Wow... Looks like my supply - lol. I just ordered and received yesterday:

Amazon.com: Akro-Mils 10144 44 D 20-Inch by 16-Inch by 6-1/2-Inch Hardware and Craft Cabinet, Black: Home Improvement

and

Akro-Mils 10124 24 Drawer Plastic Parts Storage Hardware and Craft Cabinet, 20-Inch x 16-Inch x 6.5-Inch, Black - Amazon.com

So I can get some organizing done. I have been collecting stuff since Dec. 2007, and I have way too much stuff to find when I need it - hopefully this will help....

 

[Hoosier]

OK, that is pretty neat... Can you give me a general location as to where I could find that foam in Wally World? It looks like it would be a great help in the cheesy plastic drawers I use for my stuff.

 

[eHuman]

Very nice indeed. Digital camo, every mans fashion accessorizing friend.

 

[DaveP]

I like this one. If you have lots of stuff you will need more than one, but it suits my needs. I tend to find things I like and stick with them. Harbor Freight parts storage case ... $7.99 a pop ... 20 bins. It closes like a briefcase and has a translucent cover that allows you to see what's inside.

http://www.harborfreight.com/19-bin-portable-parts-storage-case-93928.html

 

[Gr8Scott]

OK, that is pretty neat... Can you give me a general location as to where I could find that foam in Wally World? It looks like it would be a great help in the cheesy plastic drawers I use for my stuff.

The green stuff is just beyond sewing/knitting supplies ( where I get the yarn and embroidery thread for my rebuildable wicks) and you can get it in "stock white" just before greeting cards. Try to leave the shrink wrap on when you cut it to size, as it is less prone to deconstruct in the process.
Also when piloting the holes it's best to do it when it's in the box/container: same reason.

 

[Renolizzie]

I like this one. If you have lots of stuff you will need more than one, but it suits my needs. I tend to find things I like and stick with them. Harbor Freight parts storage case ... $7.99 a pop ... 20 bins. It closes like a briefcase and has a translucent cover that allows you to see what's inside.

http://www.harborfreight.com/19-bin-portable-parts-storage-case-93928.html

I have one of those in a deeper version so all my bottles sit upright. I really like it although I'm not really very manly

 

[Gr8Scott]

I have one of those in a deeper version so all my bottles sit upright. I really like it although I'm not really very manly

Well, with the ladies in mind, I was thinkin' that that tape can probably be found in feminine designs as well.....worth a little research, for ya ladies

 

[eHuman]

My wife would prefer camo. I'm so blessed.

 

[Gr8Scott]

And with one quick google......

Duck® Brand - Duct Tape, Packaging Tape, Weatherization, Shelf Liner and DIY products


Jackpot baby!

They even have it in sheets! Even more designable ideas!

 

[Hoosier]

Thanks! I would have wasted soooo much time in the mailing business supplies area.

 

[Thomasis]

If only it would all fit in such little boxes.

I love that foam idea. It keeps all your flavors upright and you don't have to worry about leakage at all. Did you use a drill bit to make your holes or something else?

 

[eHuman]

And with one quick google......

Duck® Brand - Duct Tape, Packaging Tape, Weatherization, Shelf Liner and DIY products


Jackpot baby!

They even have it in sheets! Even more designable ideas!

That's funny, they have "original duck tape®". The original was called "Duct tape" as in air-duct sealing tape...

 

[BakuPeg]

Duck® Brand - Duct Tape, Packaging Tape, Weatherization, Shelf Liner and DIY products

For those of us who like red-hot vapes..

I need to seriously start looking for storage for my horde of supplies. I've taken over the spare bathroom (+ all the cabinets) and 1 canning shelf. The foam idea is nice for the tiny WL vials. I have so many now.

 

[Kemosabe]

Well, with the ladies in mind, I was thinkin' that that tape can probably be found in feminine designs as well.....worth a little research, for ya ladies

you guessed right!
i scored my girlie some leopard print duct tape and dazzled up her egos

i need one of these tackle box type things. my DIY stuff is growing at a rapid pace and the bin i have is so chaotic. and im sure it doesnt help that ive got my RBA stuff in there too

 

[Gr8Scott]

I love that foam idea. It keeps all your flavors upright and you don't have to worry about leakage at all. Did you use a drill bit to make your holes or something else?

I found an old burnt out CE4 Clearomizer which worked to pilot the initial hole. Once I reached about halfway a 5/8" drill bit, pushed more than spun, did the rest.

It's important to mention that when doing this some exterior perimeter support is important. I left the polywrap on the styrofoam after cutting to fit the box, then inserted the block in the box and then, only after that, I began boring the bottle holes. I am not sure how styrofoam holds up under downward pressure.

 

[Gr8Scott]

Ya know, I might be stating the obvious, but it just occurred to me that you could utilize foam for varying sizes of regular juice bottles (5,10,15,30,50ml ) as well. They have all sizes of this at Wally World, and what they don't have could be found somewhere on the web.

 

[sbdivemaster]

If only it would all fit in such little boxes.

OMG!

I have something to aspire to...