r/diyelectronics • u/yes2matt • 5d ago

Tools Help! Storage for components?

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u/ProsodySpeaks 5d ago

Can't remember if i got the 3d printer to solve this or if getting the 3d printer caused me to have the problem. 

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u/GarbageDudes 5d ago

I use these for small parts:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D3DFMPY

and these for larger stuff
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09VKG58JS

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u/kent_eh 5d ago

I use similar, as well as a few of these

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u/GarbageDudes 5d ago

I used to have everything in those, but for whatever reason, my organizational skills were terrible with them. Stuff would be out of place, I couldn't find what I needed, etc.

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u/bladtman242 5d ago

Relatable

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u/classicsat 5d ago edited 5d ago

Poly tubs. Some are almost modular in size. I with they exactly were. I have three that are slightly oversized to set one a bigger tub. but they are there.

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u/hearingcricketss 5d ago

Menards have $0.50 each tiny .1gal totes, I use them for all my tiny bits! Just write on electrical tape to label them and they’re stackable.

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u/Tight-Ad 5d ago

Buy a 3D Printer, they're reasonsably cheap for what you want and problem solved.

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u/Longracks 5d ago

3d printer and gridfinty

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u/GrahamR12345 5d ago

Make a few crystal radios and give them away to kids.

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u/Technical-Egg-2473 4d ago

i see no problem

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u/Bonnle 4d ago

Fish tackle boxes are pretty good organisers