How do you store your collection?

[DickyT]

I reached a point where I needed some sort of storage for my tanks and RDA's. My collection is tiny compared to many of you, but enough that I got tired of knocking stuff over on my dresser. So I grabbed a scrap piece of 2x6, angle cut the ends, drilled a bunch of holes and sanded it. Total time invested about 10 minutes, cost $0.

 

[Whiskey]

Just part of it...LOL
Edit, added one more

 

[HAZZA1962]

I Got this work of art from Rossco ell at Abstract vapes in Ireland!!! I could do with another one!!!

 

[pulsevape]

burlap sack when I travel I use brown paper bags.

 

[Woodsman]

I reached a point where I needed some sort of storage for my tanks and RDA's. My collection is tiny compared to many of you, but enough that I got tired of knocking stuff over on my dresser. So I grabbed a scrap piece of 2x6, angle cut the ends, drilled a bunch of holes and sanded it. Total time invested about 10 minutes, cost $0.

That's fast carpentry!! I grabbed some 2x2, drilled, sanded, burned, brushed, sanded, and coated with Shellac. Total time invested about two hours, cost $28,786.00 to have my finger reattached to my hand.

 

[Woodsman]

[QUOTE="Whiskey, post: 512060, member: 5464 Just part of it...LOL Edit, added one more [/QUOTE]
WOW!! You must be a Collector!!

 

[Whiskey]

Runs and hides......................................

 

[zaroba]

Nothing fancy here.

Stackable sterilight bins from walmart store a bulk of my stuff.
Top row: Incense (I know, not vape related, but I do like it and have a lot of it), Cotton, Juices
Bottom Row: Empty Bottles, Misc stuff (tanks, old mods, coils for those tanks), DIY Mixing Stuff



The smaller containers in the foreground are also from walmart and are available in the stationary department where crayons and markers are sold.
I have a few for cotton, so I don't have to bother with the bigger boxes:


I have a few for flavors, they are just tall enough to hold 30ml bottles:


Even have a tiny one for my Coil Master Coiler:




For batteries I have a 12 gauge shotgun shell box from amazon.com


Also have a tackle box that I keep RBA stuff in for quick and easy access. Kanthol, needle nose pliers, wire cutters, tweezers, precision screw drivers, metal picks, 2 small tackle box things that contain various other bits and pieces (screws, RDAs, pre-cut cotton strips, etc).

 

[OBDave]

I have 4 toolbox small parts organizers for liquid and DIY-related materials, several scrap lumber cutoffs I've drilled into with a spade bit (mostly in the size of my old eGos), and a boatload of crap scattered all over my house waiting for cats to knock it over.

 

[DickyT]

Nothing fancy here.

Stackable sterilight bins from walmart store a bulk of my stuff.
Top row: Incense (I know, not vape related, but I do like it and have a lot of it), Cotton, Juices
Bottom Row: Empty Bottles, Misc stuff (tanks, old mods, coils for those tanks), DIY Mixing Stuff
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The smaller containers in the foreground are also from walmart and are available in the stationary department where crayons and markers are sold.
I have a few for cotton, so I don't have to bother with the bigger boxes:
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I have a few for flavors, they are just tall enough to hold 30ml bottles:
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Even have a tiny one for my Coil Master Coiler:
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For batteries I have a 12 gauge shotgun shell box from amazon.com
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Also have a tackle box that I keep RBA stuff in for quick and easy access. Kanthol, needle nose pliers, wire cutters, tweezers, precision screw drivers, metal picks, 2 small tackle box things that contain various other bits and pieces (screws, RDAs, pre-cut cotton strips, etc).
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I love the shotgun shell case for the batteries, brilliant!

 

[DickyT]

That's fast carpentry!! I grabbed some 2x2, drilled, sanded, burned, brushed, sanded, and coated with Shellac. Total time invested about two hours, cost $28,786.00 to have my finger reattached to my hand.

I'll probably make a nice one some day when I have some nice hardwood scraps, or come across an oak pallet at work that is in decent shape. I enjoy working with them. I made this rolling kitchen cart out of pallets I got free from work.





Cutting board holder on one side:



Also made my mailbox




And a key holder

 

[UncleRJ]

All over the freaking house according to the Mrs.

She is not far wrong