tungsten orginizer

[three turbos]

Was just curiouse if anyone had any simple but effective ways they could maybe share a pict with on your keeping your different tungstens,cups, back caps, collets and what not organized. I am building a small selection of this stuff the more i do with my 180 diversion and the drawer is getting cluttered with the different sizes of this stuff. I like to be orginized any ideas people could share would be great thanks,Eric

[three turbos]

I cant believe everyone has the same cluttered pile of pieces in a drawer like me, someone has have to come up with something with all the knowledge here.

[griff01]

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Was just curiouse if anyone had any simple but effective ways they could maybe share a pict with on your keeping your different tungstens,cups, back caps, collets and what not organized. I am building a small selection of this stuff the more i do with my 180 diversion and the drawer is getting cluttered with the different sizes of this stuff. I like to be orginized any ideas people could share would be great thanks,Eric

I use a plastic parts (or lure) box. It has four each long and short compartments.
They are about 5 dollars at Wally World.

Griff

[killroy]

I use a small tackle box for all mine. one of the ones with the tray that opens with the lid.

[duaneb55]

Here's what I use.
Consumables Storage 001.jpg
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It's a little fuller now but this is what it looked like when first pressed into service.

[three turbos]

Thanks guys, exactly what I was looking for cheap but effective. This is what I kinda had in mind thanks again.

[Jigantor]

Clear tackle boxes just like the others.

Ji

[Cool Bob]

http://www.rmiorder.com/product/SE/TIG-1/Tig-Caddie

[shorerider16]

I use a cheapo plastic storage unit from Canadian Tire for the torch parts and a couple of old tungtsen packages for the tungsten. The rest of my welding related stuff in sits loose in the drawer, in the most organized manner possible. I keep my filler rod in one of those plastic tubes with the screw top, made for tig filler rods.