So got my systainer IV with the idea of needing a place to keep my sanding abrasives and things organized. Since Woodcraft was having their 10% off sale last week, I also ordered a set of 2 systainer minis as well. So here is everything put together. I didn't really plan anything, just a quick sketch and some measuring but I think it came out pretty good. Definitely usable.
First project that I used the MFT/ and TS-55 REQ on. Man what a great setup that is turning out to be! Cutting all the 1/4" parts was a breeze and no chipout on them at all. Really liking that setup a lot.
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On the bottom tray on the left there are three compartments. The first has my 150mm grits 180 - 320, the middle has the rectangle sanding block with the 80x133 abrasives 120 - 400, the last section has 150mm grits 80 - 150. The bottom tray section on the right are boxed spare paper of various grits and sizes.
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One of minis has my stickfix pocket sanding block with the pocket stickfix abrasives and some dusting brushes. Probably going to drops some tack cloths in there as well.
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The other mini has my snappy drill bits, twistloc kit and some odds and ends (razor cutter, pens and pencils, markers, etc) there's a little bit of room on top of the minis that I put a notepad and my rail connectors in. Seems to work and keeps everything organized.
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Fun way to spend a Sat morning
-Jim
First project that I used the MFT/ and TS-55 REQ on. Man what a great setup that is turning out to be! Cutting all the 1/4" parts was a breeze and no chipout on them at all. Really liking that setup a lot.
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On the bottom tray on the left there are three compartments. The first has my 150mm grits 180 - 320, the middle has the rectangle sanding block with the 80x133 abrasives 120 - 400, the last section has 150mm grits 80 - 150. The bottom tray section on the right are boxed spare paper of various grits and sizes.
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One of minis has my stickfix pocket sanding block with the pocket stickfix abrasives and some dusting brushes. Probably going to drops some tack cloths in there as well.
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The other mini has my snappy drill bits, twistloc kit and some odds and ends (razor cutter, pens and pencils, markers, etc) there's a little bit of room on top of the minis that I put a notepad and my rail connectors in. Seems to work and keeps everything organized.
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Fun way to spend a Sat morning
-Jim
