[Closed] Nuts, bolts and screws storage

Tilt bins:

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Cheap from loads of places or eBay.

cut the bottoms off supermarket milk cartons, they even have a nice curve at the bottom to help getting the last few screws out.

Good shout wwaswas. If you have any shelving in your garage, glass jars - screw the lid to the underside. Voila, previously unutilised space and then that leaves your drawer for some low quality gentleman grumble.

Unless you regularly pull out individual containers then just get a bigger compartmentalised tray with lid. That way when you decide to move them its much easier, or if you want to take out and put on the bench or out to another room you are not trying to carry multiple small tubs and spilling on the floor.

Buy the right size and you can still easilly open the lid once drawer is open. Possibly even stack them to put odd/lesser used sizes on the bottom.

Hmm, milk cartons are quite a good idea and if I bout 2,4 and 6 pints I'd have different sizes too 😈

May have found some cheap Linbin type containers too. Don't have any shelves for jars, I'd be worried I'd smash them too

margarine containers?
take away tubs?

Been using galaxy hot chocolate bottle etc at work for years for screws/nails/nik naks etc , found nowt better .

illy coffee tins here. Must be a class thing 😀

Actually I like those plastic clippy boxes with lots of sections inside. I don't know the official term! Then you can stack them side by side.

 

Just buy a plastic parts box from b and q and take the lid off. Fits perfect in mine.Something like this:

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Check out some fishing gear stuff or tool cabs, you can get racks or chests with ikkkle and many drawers!

Got a few of these a few years ago and they've turned out to be very useful for nuts, bolts and odds & ends - clear business card holders:

http://www.westonboxes.com/collections/business-card-boxes/products/business-card-boxes

Been looking around for some more, perhaps cheaper versions out there...

[url= http://www.diy.com/departments/20-compartment-shallow-organiser/1017375_BQ.prd ]jOB DONE[/url]

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If you have any shelving in your garage, glass jars - screw the lid to the underside. Voila, previously unutilised space and then that leaves your drawer for some low quality gentleman grumble.

I've got two organisers with those lift out trays in...smaller than the one below but the same inserts. Can't have paid much for it so presumably a lot cheaper than buying seperates.

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Actually I like those plastic clippy boxes with lots of sections inside. I don't know the official term! Then you can stack them side by side.

In Danish they are called a "sortimentsboks".

I know 'cos it says so on the one I got from Lidl.

My Danish is pretty limited otherwise though.

I got [url= http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/20-GREY-WALL-MOUNT-PLASTIC-PARTS-STORAGE-BINS-WITH-WALL-MOUNTING-RAILS-/131063852139?hash=item1e8403ac6b ]these.[/url] They fit 2 high in the bigger drawer in my halfords roll cab. Comes with a wall mounting kit too if you need it.

Get eating Altoids or smoking roll-ups and buy your baccy in tins.

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Probably the best answer to what the OP originally asked for - those cases are a bit crappy for their intended use - the clips don't secure well enough for carrying them around loaded up - but its a cheap way of getting the little compartments inside.

Screwfix also sell [url= http://www.screwfix.com/p/goldscrew-woodscrews-trade-case-grab-pack-double-countersunk-1000pcs/99867 ]screws in cases[/url] that have similar (but not similar enough to be interchangeable) compartments in them, which would be a cost effective way of getting the compartments if you need to buy screws anyway

I'd need 10-15 or varying sizes if possible