Kit for Liquids?

Jason Kanter jkanter at rollingball.com
Fri Mar 31 10:36:46 MST 2006


The discussion about where to keep spare hammers etc. prompted Joe Garrett
to recommend (for the umptieth time): "I strongly urge you to
"compartmentize". i.e. a woodworking kit, a stringing kit, a repinning kit,
a regulation kit, etc."
 
What about the liquids? I notice that I have on hand: Alcohol; Ronsonol
lighter fluid; Goose Juice and Protek and McLube; CA glue; CA debonder;
acetone; yellow glue; wallpaper remover; a jar of homemade V-J Lube; and
probably several more such liquids - some of which are quite volatile, many
of which are messy. And some of them have a master container and a smaller
dispensing container. Where do you keep such things? I have these all in a
plastic toolbox that has quite the reek when I open it. On occasion I've
left them in a hot car to my regret. Please, I'd love to hear how you folks
manage the arsenal of liquids.
 
Thanks in advance
 

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Jason Kanter . jkanter at rollingball.com
Piano tuning, regulation, repair
Serving Seattle and the San Juans
425.830.1561  

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