Framar
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Since I have acquired the ability to post pictures on the G (bwahahahaha) I thought I would share two of my favorite tips.
I have always kept my brads in muffin tins and since my shop is so small and I hated to have to keep trying to clean the dust out of the brads, I made a sliding shelf using two rails of Neilsen #22 deep moulding, screwed underneath the top of my bench to make "drawer slides" for the muffin tin. Works really well (unless I pull it out too far!).
My next tip is a more recent invention. I bought a bunch of plastic hinged boxes at the dollar store, was using them to store seed beads, but the lids kinda "snapped" open and beads would go flying all over the room. Not good.
So I decided to keep nail hole putty in them and I divided the colors into groups, golds/white/black; browns; brights; and tans. No muss, no fuss, no dust!!!!!
I have always kept my brads in muffin tins and since my shop is so small and I hated to have to keep trying to clean the dust out of the brads, I made a sliding shelf using two rails of Neilsen #22 deep moulding, screwed underneath the top of my bench to make "drawer slides" for the muffin tin. Works really well (unless I pull it out too far!).
My next tip is a more recent invention. I bought a bunch of plastic hinged boxes at the dollar store, was using them to store seed beads, but the lids kinda "snapped" open and beads would go flying all over the room. Not good.
So I decided to keep nail hole putty in them and I divided the colors into groups, golds/white/black; browns; brights; and tans. No muss, no fuss, no dust!!!!!

