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That, my friend, is brilliant!
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.)NelsonHobby-Machinist.com
What a brilliant idea. Question, when you put the weighted board on the top is the foam still expanding?
Also is the fit snug or can you get your fingers round the tool to get it out of its pocket?
Quote from: Anzaniste on April 13, 2011, 05:18:14 AMWhat a brilliant idea. Question, when you put the weighted board on the top is the foam still expanding? Yes, it is still expanding, or it would be without the board on it.Quote Also is the fit snug or can you get your fingers round the tool to get it out of its pocket?Real snug, if you want finger spaces you need to put something with the tool, maybe wrap the tool in cloth or something to increase its bulk a bit without loosing the basic shape.
I must be missing something here. How do I do this in a drawer that has a fixed bottom? Do you make the foam block, then lift it out of the drawer and turn it over?