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![]() wrote in message ... Double-posted to rec.radio.amateur.homebrew and r.r.a.boatanchors Tubes in their original boxes are easy to store; just line them up on little shelves which have enough "lip" to keep them from falling off. But what about tubes which are NOT in individual boxes? I currently have boxes and boxes (shoe-box size boxes) of loose tubes (mostly 7- and 9-pin and octal bases; plus a few bigger ones, such as 807/1625, 1619, etc.) Has anyone found a really-good way to store loose tubes? I've considered making some flat shelves (with enough "lip" ...) and just laying the tubes down horizontally side by side. I've also drilled some tube-base-diameter holes in a piece of 2x2 (actually 1.5x1.5) so they'll stand on end; looks nice and would be easy to mount as shelves, but will probably cost a fortune in spade drill bits! Any suggestions? -Carry Handgun (CCH) license I used to use cigar boxes. I told the guys at the local drug store to save them for me. I would sort the tubes and if I had enough of one kind I would dedicate a whole box to it and sometimes I would make dividers. I know hey have stuff down at he Walmart better than this now.. Jimmie |
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