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Re: Loose or Clumps?
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lugnet.storage
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Sat, 21 Aug 1999 09:28:36 GMT
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Kevin Loch wrote in message <37BDC3F6.B0A842BD@NOSPMkl.net>...
> I hate to be completely A.R., but what does everyone think is the better
> storage
> method: attached or loose? Do attached bricks get used to being
> attached and loose
> their "snap"? Do loose bricks get scratched faster than attached
> bricks?
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> KL
I think they do lose their "snap" if kept attached for many years. So
for long term storage, it is better to store them unattached.
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> Richard Dee wrote:
> >
> > On Tue, 6 Jul 1999 17:01:00 GMT, Chris Phillips uttered the following
> > profundities...
> > > I just started experimenting with a somewhat different way of • storing
> > > bulk Lego pieces, and I was wondering if anyone out there has any • experience
> > > with this -- connect bulk pieces together into larger "slugs" when • storing
> > > in bins.
> > >
> > > For example, take a bin of 2x4 bricks. Start making little towers • (say,
> > > 5 bricks high) of a single color per stack. Then stack (or toss) the • slugs
> > > in your ordinary storage tub. Depending on the container I usually • have to
> > > try a few different slug sizes to get good utilization of my storage • space,
> > > and sometimes it helps to mix-n-match slug sizes to fit a particular • drawer.
> > >
> > I have a box into which fits perfectly columns of 2x4's, 25
> > bricks high, two to a level. Also, 1x4's, same height.
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