I stored a lot of electrical components in tackle boxes....especially when I was a high voltage specialist......
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I stored a lot of electrical components in tackle boxes....especially when I was a high voltage specialist......
Ken
So much to learn, so little time.....
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No first aid kit? Maybe you need a pop rivet kit, a grab and go tool kit, or my favorite....a picture hanging kit, with various nails, screws, plastic mollies, wire, drill bits, and assorted types of hanging hardware.
Don't hold back, let your inner tackle box fetish free.
Rick Potter
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That's some great ideals Rick!....now that's thinkin' outside the (tackle) box!!
I'd like to hear more uses from you guys....and see pics too!
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They're great for keeping all my cotter pins, snap rings, drive pins, O rings, bushings,etc. in one easy to find place.
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ONE thing are missing , each box need a different number and you will need a wall chart that explain the different numbers so you can find the correct box the first timeOriginally Posted by Mike Langford
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