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 Epoxy Container Holders 
John Reade here from Sunny California. An idea that I use in my shop to keep my epoxy at the ready. Cut a piece of 3/4 in. wood (pine, oak, any thing you have) about 3 in. long by 1 or 2 in. wide. Take two 35 mm film canisters throw the lids away.and screw them to the piece of wood through the bottom so they are held open end up. Now you can put your two epoxy bottles in the film canisters up-side down and the epoxy will always be ready to come right out, even when getting low. I have four film canisters on my piece of oak measuring 3 by 5, so I always have 5 min. and 30 min. epoxy at the ready.
Hope you like my idea. This was my first time of your web site and I loved it. Lots of great info. Thanks John Reade Club web site -- Wine Country Flyers-Sonoma County, California Developed by Geistware of Indiana© ., 1999. |
