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Re: Drawers vs tilt-bins and scratching?
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Sat, 16 Jun 2001 01:27:26 GMT
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I use drawers with items sorted by type and then by colour if needed.
I love it, it saves me so much time in digging. Building becomes a pleasure.
That being said, It works with my very modest collection. Plus a lot of my
collection is on display. If i broke down every set into parts i would be in
trouble.
Multiply it by 7 - 10 times and well i think i would drown under ABS.
I suppose you would have in your drawers a working supply, and then store
the rest in bulk containers.
I also tend to pull the drawers out and place them on the table, because i
can't get to the drawer underneath it. So i see exactly where Suz is coming
from.
--
Jason King
LugNet #665
Frank Filz <ffilz@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:3B074787.B1ECD1C0@mindspring.com...
> Just hanging off of Larry's post semi-randomly....
>
> Some thoughts on storage and building:
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> My storage scheme is that parts which sort into a large volume get
> stored in Hefty One-Zip freezer weight bags, and then get stored in tubs
> and drawers of various types. Parts which sort into small volumes are
> kept in Plano 3700 type boxes. The bags end up working fairly well for
> building, because like Suzanne mentions with her system, you can take
> the ones you need to your work area. My biggest problem now is space. A
> one bedroom apartment and a 200k+ LEGO collection just don't quite get
> along.
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> One problem is coming up with a storage system which can efficiently
> store variable quantities of a part, and also avoid the problem of when
> you have humongously more of a given part than you will ever use in a
> single creation. I have overflow containers for some parts, but others
> are obnoxiously large. The empty tray filled with a selection of stuff
> may be the best idea for those huge quantity parts.
>
> Another problem is cost. I've thought about using small plastic boxes
> put into a drawer, but the small boxes just seem way too expensive for
> the quantities you would need.
>
> Frank
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