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Re: Project Building and Sorting Table
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lugnet.storage
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Wed, 29 Dec 2004 17:52:42 GMT
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In lugnet.storage, Peter F. Guenther wrote:
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In lugnet.storage, Jason Spears wrote:
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I had forgotten that you use those dixie bowls for sorting. I like them
because their super cheap and easy to get parts out of.
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Yeah, they’re great on those two criteria, but being round, they’re an awful
use of space. Doesn’t anyone make square disposable bowls?!? I know there
are some GladWare options but those are pricier and still somewhat rounded.
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I’ve used the small square-ish foam takeout hinged lid containers used to hold
sandwiches and such as an alternative to those tippy bowls. Just lay out the
container flat to get two conjoined ~5” square sorting bins, or seperate them at
the hinge as needed. Other good ones are the shallow rectangular foam meat
trays. Both alternatives eliminate the large lip, and provide a more stable
bottom.
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I’m thinking about using basswood or balsa strips to subdivide the sorting
area, but haven’t decided to for sure yet.
Peter
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I’d try other items first before engineering around the bowls.
Ed
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| (...) Yeah, they're great on those two criteria, but being round, they're an awful use of space. Doesn't anyone make square disposable bowls?!? I know there are some GladWare options but those are pricier and still somewhat rounded. I'm thinking (...) (20 years ago, 29-Dec-04, to lugnet.storage, FTX)
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