Store Craft Supplies In Tackle Boxes

RE: Store Craft Supplies In Tackle Boxes Post by Cyinda (336) | (01/22/2008) Contact When I went to Jewelry-Goldsmith Technical College we'd use Tackle boxes to store our jewelry making supplies like tiny drill bits, files & soldering equipment in. The whole class would bungie 2 or 3 tackle boxes on top of each other on to a luggage roller... This way we could just roll the heavy supplies behind us! A great way to bring your supplies to class! * Tackle boxes come in all sizes, shapes & price ranges... Some have big drawers, & some have little tiny drawers. Be sure to measure your supplies before buying one, OR you can buy 2 different styles, to be sure all your stuff will fit! ... I do handpainted custom wall murals, so my favorite tool box is made (by Rubbermaid?) with plastic & it's about waist high, It has wheels on the bottom. I bought it on sale at Fred Meyer for 50% off for only $20 or so... (It was in the plastic garbage pail area in the very back of the store) This super-tall plastic tool box has a large bin at the bottom for my many paints, & in the middle 3 drawers that slide out where I keep my example books & grid paper, on the top, there's a bin for my paint brushes & other supplies. I think this was originally made for mechanics tools... But it suits me fine... I just roll it up to my clients home, lay out the drop cloths & paint away! RE: Store Craft Supplies In Tackle Boxes Post By Angela (Guest Post) (01/22/2008) I use tackle boxes for my earrings and necklaces. RE: Store Craft Supplies In Tackle Boxes Post by JoanDogs (48) | (01/22/2008) Profile | Contact Also great for storing grooming equipment! I bought things I'd need to groom my dogs myself and found a large tackle box the perfect storage container. It is waterproof so leaving it in my breezeway, I don't have to worry about rusting. Easy to grab and take to friend's homes to groom their dogs!