#9 in Photography storage materials
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Reddit mentions of Pioneer Photo Albums Photo Storage Box, 1, Black
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Pioneer Photo Albums Photo Storage Box, 1, Black. Here are the top ones.
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- Solid black only
- Heavy duty storage box
- Metal identification plate
- Index cards included
- Photo safe: acid free
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 4.5 Inches |
| Length | 11.25 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 |
| Weight | 1.5 Pounds |
| Width | 7.75 Inches |
Book - $11
Razor - $28
Brush - $7
Aftershave - $6
Soap - $7
Blades - $13 /100
Alum - $6
Box - $8
That is the setup OP has except a generally more popular aftershave scent, a different brush, and a block of alum that I find a little easier to use.
This is about $75 per person.
Edit: Personally I would probably go with /u/papander 's suggestion of Maggards. It is not what OP did, but Maggard's is a top notch retailer with really good product. For even less hassle just grab as many starter kits as you like, and add aftershave from walmart. You can't go wrong with any selection on the drop down lists as Maggards does not sell junk.
I worked for a guy that has done electronic design for decades and loved his system. He used boxes like these, but long and narrow, with dividers. He labeled each box A, B, etc. Each divider had a sub index.
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He combined that system with a basic inventory software (he and his son wrote it, but I'm sure there are things available in OSS-land). He stored name, MFG #, vendor #, component type, value, quantity etc and made it all searchable. When he had a new part it could go (in it's original packaging) in any box with open space, you need only add it to the inventory system. Some extra IC-safe bags and sorts help with odd shaped packages -- like IC tubes.
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I would build boards for him (design, manufacture on a CNC board miller) and it took about no time at all to find parts and build things. I love this system because it requires zero memory and is a direct lookup to where the part is in storage.