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Re: New storage box at Wal mart
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lugnet.storage
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Fri, 25 Feb 2000 01:22:48 GMT
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Indeed, I bought 4 of the TravelLogic 3750 boxes to help store my collection.
I use 4 Plano 3730's for the big stuff (like tires), 8 Plano 3700's for most
of the stuff, and now have 4 TravelLogic 3750's that I mostly use for the
rarer stuff that I only have a few of, since they have those really small
compartments in the top sections. This seems to be a good mix. Of course, I
also have two Plano 3503's that I use to store my RCX and Pneumatics.
BTW, it appears, that TackleLogic is working on a website at
http://www.tacklelogic.com. It's still under construction, but will take your
e-mail address if you want to be notified when it opens. It does not look
like they are associated with Plano.
Tx, +Z+
In lugnet.storage, Ralph Hempel writes:
> > I found a new Plano type storage box at Walmart, called Travel Logic (maybe
> > owned by Plano). It has three compartments and the front one is half the
> > size of the box. This allows for larger (width and length) compartments. The
> > other two compartments have 12-14 compartment separations.
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> I'm not sure about Travel Logic and Plano. I have not been inside a WalMart
> or similar store in months (it's part of my ongoing 12-step program...)
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> I went to the <http://www.planomolding.com> website. I don't have cable
> modem or DSL access up here in the frozen north, so I browse with graphics
> off. The site is almost unusable...
>
> Then I searched <http://www.google.com> for Travel Logic, and came up with • this
> beauty... <http://www.alloutdoors.com/newgear/gearreviews/> check out the
> date in the top right corner....where are the editors when you need them!
>
> The one box I have found useful for portable robotics or an emergency
> LEGO stash that lets you store a reasonable sized model is at:
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> <http://www.hempeldesigngroup.com/lego/storage/Plano1258.html>
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> > I've read some posts about Plano dividers coming out. I have found that when
> > you slide the dividers in, squeeze (in) the sides of the main compartment so
> > that the slider ends are well seated in the slot. I have never had them slip
> > out on me.
>
> Me either, but then again, plastic is plastic, and may change from batch
> to batch. I have found that running a SMALL bead of hotmelt in the groove
> will take up any dead space and produce a tight fit. You can always remove
> the divider again if you pull hard enough, and the hotmelt will break off.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ralph Hempel - P.Eng
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> --------------------------------------------------------
> Check out pbFORTH for LEGO Mindstorms at:
> <http://www.hempeldesigngroup.com/lego/pbFORTH>
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> Reply to: rhempel at bmts dot com
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