How do you keep all your "stuff" organized?
Now we all have seen bow/arrow racks.
I am talking about tips, nocks, and glue and everything else.......
I was thinking about getting a big Tacklebox I would like to hear or see other suggestions.
I use a medium tackle box (need a bigger one) and just try to keep everything else nearby.
You can kinda see it in this pic...
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I have quite a few of the Plano plastic fishing tackle organizer trays that I keep all of those things in.
Because this isn't working anymore. :readit: :banghead:
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QuoteOriginally posted by Cyclic-Rivers:
Because this isn't working anymore. :readit: :banghead:
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That looks suspiciously like my leather working bench. What's wrong with that?
I get the cheap plastic draws and plastic shoe boxes at Wally World. The shoe box works great for broadheads, fill with foam.
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QuoteOriginally posted by Bladepeek:
That looks suspiciously like my leather working bench. What's wrong with that? [/b][/QUOTE]
Nothing except for when it becomes work, its no longer fun. ;)
I love the foam broadhead storage. :thumbsup:
When you find out to get all your ducks in a row, come show me :biglaugh: :biglaugh:
Charlie, mine looks worse than that. I really need to orginize my gear to.
I went to Harbor Freight and got two different boxes one is 24" long and 3" deep and 4" wide,it has seperators(I took them out) and I store feathers in it. The other is a front face opening type with 5 small storage trays(that have lids) and all the nocks,heads,glue,and razor blades ect. go in these. The top opens and has a medium deep storage for other stuff. The whole box id about 12" high 8" wide by 5" across. Bothe boxes can fit in any gearbag for a road trip. Total cost was under $25.00
Organization? you mean like the wife finding field points in her jewelry box? Hope she never brushes her teeth with my fletch-tite! Seriously I usually can put my hands on what I need but I wouldn't want to put a pic of my tackle box up for public viewing.
Cyclic rivers, looks good to me. What's wrong in those pictures? I don't see a problem. :bigsmyl:
I shove it all in my corner of the closet. Cept the broadheads, they're locked up to keep it away from the kid.
I'm hardly the most organized of bowhunters, but I try...
Home Depot organizer bins, a few diff. kinds...
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Travel case for sharp BH's...
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Odds and ends bh's...
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Both glue-on and push in nocks...
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String material...
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String jig and arrow saw hang on nails...
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Bows that I use hang on hooks in garage...
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Charlie-here is where I store some of my trad gear! I hope to make a new bow rack here this winter and get better at organizing all my gear! Great thread! Thanks!
Kenny
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Guru, that's scary. My wife would start wondering if I had a new girlfriend I was trying to impress. :scared:
A buddy gave me a big tackle box with lots of drawers and moveable dividers with a fold open top. Just had to clean all the melted rubber worms out of it but it works great. When I go moose hunting I toss it in the truck and am set for anything from fixing arrows to making and serving strings.
I'm a firm believer in the sign that reads, "A neat desk is a sign of a sick mind!"
Guru, my friend...you worry me! That just ain't right.... :saywhat: :dunno:
I bought me a 12'x24' out building and am in the process of finishing the inside. I have all my mounts in it, and built a workbench to work on my bows, arrows, etc.. I keep everything on my bench, and have what I need to take with me in a tool box that I can pick up and carry.
Believe me fellas, it doesn't always look that neat!
I just happened to clean up the shop the other day.
It's a one bay garage that's a taxidermy shop/archery shop/storage unit/"Mr. fix it" shop/etc...
Believe, it gets ugly in there at times :scared:
I'm another tackle box guy. That box goes just about everywhere me and my bows go.
Bisch
"Organizational skills"
Could somebody please explain this concept? :knothead:
Thanks guys for the suggestions.
Curt, That's just down right impressive. I could probably build an area in my basement, which I should but think there is a tad too much moisture down there and I am too cheap for a humidifier.
Keep the pictures and ideas flowing! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Killie, Concepts are hard to explain without good charts. Here is my organizational chart.
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It might sound like over kill but I use the top tool chest of craftsman combo tool chest.I got the idea from the archery dept in bass pro.It has thirteen drawers and labeled for organization.I put all the cool sticker you get from the little things you buy that come with stickers.
You folks who try to organize are missing out on a great opportunity. Everytime I rummage through the pile of gear on my bench I find something I didn't remember putting there in the 1st place. It's like Christmas every few days.
Got it! :thumbsup:
Thanks!!
Killdeer :D
Very impressive Curt. I use the large plastic storage boxes with dividers that you can add or remove as needed. I also have an old boat builders tool chest that allows me to store the larger items and the storage box.
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Of course there are arrows piled behind a chair in the den, and I have to move my fletching gear around in a canvas bag to wherever I will be working. But I am working at it.
Home Depot and others sell large size organizers, stacker trays, boxes, storage units and cabinets with shelves. You might be surprised to see some of the organizers they stock at craft and sewing stores. Stanley makes some nice flat storage systems for screws, nails etc. that work nice for points, nocks, glue etc.
Curt,
Is that a "Daushound" or as we know em "Hot Dog" form hanging upside down in your garage? You ain't like that Taxidermy Dude that mounts dead pets are ya? :eek:
I'm on my third tackle box which is actually a Stanley tool box which $/sq. in. is way cheaper than a fishing tackle box and then I keep everything in Plano clear boxes. But yesterday I found five 175 field points and an Ace hex head in the cushions of my "football" chair, so although I'm approaching perfection, I may have a ways to go yet. But I like the tackle box idea because I can carry everything including a Bitz with me.
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Curt,
Is that a "Daushound" or as we know em "Hot Dog" form hanging upside down in your garage? You ain't like that Taxidermy Dude that mounts dead pets are ya? :eek:
No, I've been asked in the past to do pets...but that's not my thing....it's a Fisher(some call them Fisher cats) form.
QuoteOriginally posted by Cyclic-Rivers:
Killie, Concepts are hard to explain without good charts. Here is my organizational chart.
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Dude,
You sure you should be posting those phone #'s like that on the net? :knothead:
QuoteYou sure you should be posting those phone #'s like that on the net?
For a good time call Mary?
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That's a number to a Hospital. Call all you want Grandma is already home.
Have fun ;)
Let's hope that is her temporal home and all is well....
Just seeing those 2 phone #'s made me kinda chuckle! :)
I've been using a big Plano tackle box, with a large single compartment on top, and 6 of the pull out trays that snap closed, one was great but have now managed to fill up two. Todd
You wouldn't want to see my bench. Sometimes I wonder how I can find anything.
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I try and keep everything toghter and orginized. Top 3 drawers are for arrow building, bottom 3 are knives, odd and ends. Arrow shafts are in the white box ( 9 dozen) then a sharpening box, and the list goes on !
I can barely spell organization. I would not even begin to try to implement such a complex and daunting concept into my life style.
Richard,
Is that all your wife let's you have while she gets the rest of the house? You poor fella but look at it this way at least you ain't got much to keep clean... :thumbsup: :laughing:
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Originally posted by Killdeer:
"Organizational skills"
Could somebody please explain this concept? :saywhat:
Altoid containers labeled on the ends. They are in the bottom of my tackle boxes. BH is sparate boxes and well as string making kits.fletching gear in it's own tub
Being single makes it easy I have my whole house to have an unorganized mess. :bigsmyl:
I'm very organized.I've got stuff on my dresser.in my closet in my garage in my pole barn and my basement.Oh I forgot I also keep stuff in junk drawer in the kitchen.
QuoteYou wouldn't want to see my bench. Sometimes I wonder how I can find anything.
I can't find anything.
That includes my bench.
Killdeer :rolleyes: