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Re: Project Building and Sorting Table
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lugnet.storage
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Wed, 29 Dec 2004 17:49:29 GMT
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In lugnet.storage, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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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 use the Meijer workalike versions of these and have been quite pleased. I
like that they are sturdy enough to be stackable and to hold a bit of weight.
They are spendier but they seem worth it.
Do you have trouble with those bowls tipping over? That would drive me crazy.
I dumped my shoebox of 1x2 grille tiles two days ago, what a mess.
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I use a couple different setups when sorting--primarily because I’m
experimenting with stuff. For 2 bucks, I found a 4 pack of square gladware
containers at Wal-Mart some time ago. Lar has seen them, and I recall he
commented that he liked the rectangular ones with two pockets in them (one to
grab parts, the second to pull parts out of that handful.
The other technique I use? X-Pods. I use the clear containers when sorting
small parts. The reason I do it is because my Lego room is a little small, and
I’ve only got 1 TV in the house (downstairs in the living room. I’m single, so
Lego around the house isn’t an issue). The benefit is that I’ve got about 15-20
of those containers, when I’m ready to dump in my sorted bins, I just stack up
20 of them and walk upstairs real easy, since the clear containers are locked
together. Unfortunately, it only works with small parts...
Scott Lyttle
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| (...) I use the Meijer workalike versions of these and have been quite pleased. I like that they are sturdy enough to be stackable and to hold a bit of weight. They are spendier but they seem worth it. Do you have trouble with those bowls tipping (...) (20 years ago, 29-Dec-04, to lugnet.storage, FTX)
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