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    Site Supporter Cool Breeze's Avatar
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    This works for me. Three compartment tray. I put my all my stuff in my right pocket in one. Put the stuff from my left pocket in another. The third holds stuff I may not carry everyday like an additional SAK, small light, etc.

    In the morning it makes things easier because if I misplaced anything Ill know it by sight instead of just throwing everything from a big basket into my pockets without thinking.

    https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00KA...CR0G1FRX18Q1KF

    Eta - phone and gun go on nightstand next to bed.


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    Last edited by Cool Breeze; 10-21-2016 at 03:47 AM.

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    I've been thinking of these. Two trays for $25. One on top of the dresser and one in the gun room when I am cleaning stuff and doing disassembly tasks. If the vendor gives you heartburn, you can find them elsewhere: https://www.botach.com/ultra-gun-all-purpose-maintenance-trays-2-pack/


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    The R in F.A.R.T RevolverRob's Avatar
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    Some of these trays/containers are pretty cute. I know a bunch of guys who like Gerstner's Machinists Chests like this: http://gerstnerusa.com/made-in-usa-p...ses/2610-chest They are certainly very cool and have a great look, but at 1900 bucks just a bit rich for me.

    But taking the Machinist's toolbox as a starting point I decided to evolve it a bit further, with some time and effort I found this:

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    This is a salesman/serviceman's chest for J.T. Slocomb Co. Machinist tools...The tools that the machinist would store in his Gerstner came first from the samples carried and serviced with this kit.

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    I saw the potential here. Bakelite drawers, wood, steel, leather, heavy duty latches. So, starting with the bones, I cleaned every thing thoroughly and then spent some time putting felt down in the bottom, in each drawer and eventually along the top to have a place to mount morale patches.

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    The top folds down for addition storage, right now it's a bit messy still setting up my organizational structure.


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    Old school, cool, and not many people out there are going to have something like this...whereas you can still buy a Gerstner. Not that it matters...but you know...it matters.

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