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Reddit mentions of IRIS USA, Inc. MC-360-TOP 6-Drawer Storage Cart with Organizer Top, Black
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of IRIS USA, Inc. MC-360-TOP 6-Drawer Storage Cart with Organizer Top, Black. Here are the top ones.
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IRIS Medium 6-Drawer Cart with Organizer Top has 6 shallow drawers; drawer measurements are 14'' x 12'' x 3. 1. ''Each shallow drawer weight capacity is 2. 5 lbs.Built-in organizer top for accessibility; clear drawers to easily identify contentsEasy glide casters for added mobility and drawer stops to keep drawers secureDimensions: 14. 25"L x 12. 05"W x 26. 44"HAlternative uses: teachers organize papers by assignment or class, keep small tools and parts organized in a garage or workshop
Specs:
Color | Black |
Height | 25.94 Inches |
Length | 14.25 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Size | 6 Drawer/BLK CLR |
Weight | 7.51 Pounds |
Width | 12.05 Inches |
Those little plastic stack-able drawers have served me well, both the small desktop ones and the bigger ones, I have 3 big, 2 small, and another cool like art cart thing with a ton of shallow but big drawers. You have room for those bigger ones under there, I would probably recommend one with more, but smaller drawers for the materials it looks like you have. Something Like this that is a terrible expensive one and I would never buy that, but just an example. I have picked mine up from the side of the road/Goodwill. I have the small ones on my desktop.
I needed something which was easily accessible, large, and cheap. These ended up being ideal. I also put basic shelf liners in them to keep the minis from sliding around when you open and shut the drawers. If I can't see all my minis at a glance, I tend to forget which ones I have and some may not get used because of that. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00447PDG6/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&th=1
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We're similar, you and I!
I'm strongly considering a peg board for my tools and such, because I think it looks nicer and keeps stuff handy.
Right now most of our spare parts are in boxes and a cloth shopping bag. We're considering a drawer system, kinda like this one or something like that on the wall.
I use a toolbox on wheels that divides into ~10 sections for power tools, hand tools, screws, bolts, etc. etc. etc. (So I can roll that shit down to the cars when husband duties call)
I also use something like this for non tool materials and loose items. Heavy tools generally stay on the work bench and are bolted down where appreciate.