This one is like the the ones that I almost bought.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06ZZ2GGX..._rd_r=CNMJZQ0WNXSCGH1BZ2QH&pd_rd_w=Ka7qH&th=1
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This one is like the the ones that I almost bought.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06ZZ2GGX..._rd_r=CNMJZQ0WNXSCGH1BZ2QH&pd_rd_w=Ka7qH&th=1
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Those are the ones I have two of. Would love to not get a third. They are full and debating on whether to whittle or order another. Leaning towards whittling.
I guess I am just weird, I like getting more flavors to play around with, then organizing them in a useful manor.
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Actually I think I'm the odd one here. Looking forward to narrowing down go to flavors.I guess I am just weird, I like getting more flavors to play around with, then organizing them in a useful manor.
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I like using a stepped rack like yours, more than any other method that I have seen. I have mine organized by flavor brand on each rack, except the corner one, it has several different misc brands.
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I built that rack myself - I'm pretty handy with a table saw (for a chick!). I do believe I took my inspiration from your pic's
I built it to fit the space I had and when it was finished I discovered it held almost everything I had. Since then I've acquired at least 50 new flavors so now I need more shelves. It's time for a newer, larger desk.
My flavors are organized alphabetically - I find I like that arrangement the best.
This one is like the the ones that I almost bought.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06ZZ2GGX..._rd_r=CNMJZQ0WNXSCGH1BZ2QH&pd_rd_w=Ka7qH&th=1
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Ahh. I think I found what I'm after with these. 2 or 3 along with a vertical storage cabinet will clean things right up, I think.
I built that rack myself - I'm pretty handy with a table saw (for a chick!). I do believe I took my inspiration from your pic's
I built it to fit the space I had and when it was finished I discovered it held almost everything I had. Since then I've acquired at least 50 new flavors so now I need more shelves. It's time for a newer, larger desk.
My flavors are organized alphabetically - I find I like that arrangement the best.
That is awesome, I could not tell from the picture. My first one I made with out a table saw, it was a real pain. It was really fun making those. Mine are alphabetical also, just also by brand.
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Ahh. I think I found what I'm after with these. 2 or 3 along with a vertical storage cabinet will clean things right up, I think.
I have never ordered those before, but I know others have.
I just used it as inspiration to make my own.
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Well, it is such a big subject...but hardware is in Tupperware-type containers. Small containers for small sets and larger for larger sets. Spare batteries, O-rings, drip tips, wire, etc. all individual containers. Bottles separated by sizes in three shoe boxes. Flavors are just on the shelf in the closet. I do have one shallow container with my tools. I keep that out with a roll of wire and rayon. The final stuff fits in a side pocket of my ruck with a juice bottle, just in case....my wife rides her own bike, I have priorities.
That is awesome, I could not tell from the picture. My first one I made with out a table saw, it was a real pain. It was really fun making those. Mine are alphabetical also, just also by brand.
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Yeah, it's hard to tell it's home made with all those bottles crammed on it. It's not as pretty as yours but it does the job. I made it quickly on a weekend then slapped a couple of coats of white semi-gloss paint on it so it I could just wipe it clean in case of seepage/spillage. Next set of shelves will have better planning put into them
Lots of good ideas here. I started out with simple methods that grew as my DIY adventures did until it grew to monster proportions.
I finally got tired of the clutter and bought a dedicated 18.2 cu. ft. refrigerator to keep my DIY juice, DIY NEF's, concentrates and other DIY supplies in. Also bought a bunch of various color and size plastic containers to help keep everything organized and grouped together, mostly in Boston glass bottles 60ml-120ml-250ml and in 1 liter bottles with Avery printer generated labels. Makes it pretty easy to find what I want at the moment, and has the side benefit of being able to control the temperature to keep the supplies viable for a very long time. I won't outgrow this system in the time I have left.
I finally got tired of the clutter and bought a dedicated 18.2 cu. ft. refrigerator to keep my DIY juice, DIY NEF's, concentrates and other DIY supplies in. Also bought a bunch of various color and size plastic containers to help keep everything organized and grouped together, mostly in Boston glass bottles 60ml-120ml-250ml and in 1 liter bottles with Avery printer generated labels. Makes it pretty easy to find what I want at the moment, and has the side benefit of being able to control the temperature to keep the supplies viable for a very long time. I won't outgrow this system in the time I have left.
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