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Old 07-18-2008, 08:44 PM   #1
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Well we all have them, that job we should do but don't. Like making a place for nails and screws or that can that has everything from screws to springs and who knows what else, we should know what is in it we go threw it everytime we need something. I have been working for 3 days trying to clear things where they have a place. Still not done so I put it off again.
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Old 07-19-2008, 01:21 AM   #2
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Well we all have them, that job we should do but don't. Like making a place for nails and screws or that can that has everything from screws to springs and who knows what else, we should know what is in it we go threw it everytime we need something. I have been working for 3 days trying to clear things where they have a place. Still not done so I put it off again.

LOL I know what you are talking about, I am a typical ADD, ADHD Person. I have a shop full of unfinished projects. But I am a little organized. Years back my dad used to give me the emply International coffee cans. So I built a shelving unit out of 1x4s that will hold 130 of these little rectangle cans. Well they are all full of every size and shape nail and screw known to man. Thats in my wood shop. In my business tool shed I have all the nails and screw in those cheep "Glad" tupperware looking storage containers.
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