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Pamper your tools in a cosy drawer space!
John Hill:
Start with one of these:-
IMGP9216 by aardvark_akubra, on Flickr
...and one of these...
IMGP9215 by aardvark_akubra, on Flickr
....some of your treasured tools and instruments..
IMGP9217 by aardvark_akubra, on Flickr
....covered with a bit of cloth from the t-shirt..
IMGP9219 by aardvark_akubra, on Flickr
...shake up a can of this...
IMGP9218 by aardvark_akubra, on Flickr
...lay it on them..
IMGP9220 by aardvark_akubra, on Flickr
...lay some newspaper over it...
IMGP9222 by aardvark_akubra, on Flickr
....pat it down and squish it around to fill any voids...
IMGP9223 by aardvark_akubra, on Flickr
...put a board over it all and weight it down well..
IMGP9224 by aardvark_akubra, on Flickr
....get a good night's sleep and in the morning..
IMGP9225 by aardvark_akubra, on Flickr
sportandmiah:
That, my friend, is brilliant!
Brass_Machine:
--- Quote from: sportandmiah on April 12, 2011, 10:19:01 PM ---That, my friend, is brilliant!
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I agree. Pretty damn cool!
Hobby-Machinist:
Great thinking, John!
Can you change the configuration by spraying new foam into the indentations, placing it back into the drawer?
(In other words, the foam bonds to itself, doesn't it? Which allows you to change things.)
Nelson
John Hill:
--- Quote from: Hobby-Machinist on April 13, 2011, 12:57:02 AM ---Great thinking, John!
Can you change the configuration by spraying new foam into the indentations, placing it back into the drawer?
(In other words, the foam bonds to itself, doesn't it? Which allows you to change things.)
Nelson
Hobby-Machinist.com
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No, I dont think you could do that. The foam is not exposed at all as the fabric lines the indentations and is a barrier between the tools and the foam.
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