currently in an assortment of Ziploc bags and takeaway containers, since that's how they got transported home from meets at Eastercon and Worldcon. I need to a) find a better method b) actually get around to using them.
@StarSloth in theory in a fancy set of mini-drawers I made myself with cardboard and bookbinding paper, with dividers in each drawer to keep the vials vertical. There is a bit of paper that folds over the top with the name of the ink, to make it easier to identify and use them.
some of them
the latest batch I bought is *temporarily* in the cardboard box of some component from the house electrical system, with dividers quickly made from bits of cardboard packaging from some groceries, until I make more drawers.
I'm not sure I'll ever make enough drawers before I buy even more samples :D
(and I should work on publishing the plans for the drawers, some day)
@penfount I got a skinny little three-tiered cart off ali express that is stuffed full of ink bottles and crammed in the few inches between my desk and bookcase, but it can roll out if I need easy access.
i also keep my samples among other ink bottles and it's a bad solution for me, they fall over and roll around and become invisible etc. None has leaked yet. Thus my search for a better solution. Hope you too find some inspiration in the thread, there's been a few good tips so far!
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JulesJones
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in reply to StarSloth • • •12G shotgun shell cases. They're the perfect size for 5ml ink vials, although the one I usually get seems to no longer be available.
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Elena ``of Valhalla''
in reply to StarSloth • •@StarSloth in theory in a fancy set of mini-drawers I made myself with cardboard and bookbinding paper, with dividers in each drawer to keep the vials vertical. There is a bit of paper that folds over the top with the name of the ink, to make it easier to identify and use them.
some of them
the latest batch I bought is *temporarily* in the cardboard box of some component from the house electrical system, with dividers quickly made from bits of cardboard packaging from some groceries, until I make more drawers.
I'm not sure I'll ever make enough drawers before I buy even more samples :D
(and I should work on publishing the plans for the drawers, some day)
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abadidea
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