Hi thanks for the question. I would consider the following factors in determining the organization: 1 - Frequency - the more you use a tool/consumable, the more you want it handy and close by. i.e. I have a larger drawer for first aid items, and if you knew me you would know it's frequently used. 2 - Ease of access - goes along with No.1, do you want them at arm's length for ease of access? 3 - Grouping - I tend to keep like items together, i.e. electronics by electronics, painting supplies by painting supplies... 4 - Functionality - My resistors for electronics fit perfectly in hockey card sleeves, and those hockey card sleeves fit perfectly into the cubby drawers. It's a natural fit and sometimes it just belongs there. Hope that helps Joe
Wow, @@ThePhilohobbyist , thanks Joe! Not sure if you are looking for more ideas on what to make in a video, but that would be a good one to include. Not sure how familiar you are with Mythbusters, but Adam Savage talks a little about his philosophy here: ruclips.net/video/yKa5lkG4ZXI/видео.html
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I would be interested to know how you think about organizing and what goes into each drawer
Hi thanks for the question. I would consider the following factors in determining the organization:
1 - Frequency - the more you use a tool/consumable, the more you want it handy and close by. i.e. I have a larger drawer for first aid items, and if you knew me you would know it's frequently used.
2 - Ease of access - goes along with No.1, do you want them at arm's length for ease of access?
3 - Grouping - I tend to keep like items together, i.e. electronics by electronics, painting supplies by painting supplies...
4 - Functionality - My resistors for electronics fit perfectly in hockey card sleeves, and those hockey card sleeves fit perfectly into the cubby drawers. It's a natural fit and sometimes it just belongs there.
Hope that helps
Joe
Wow, @@ThePhilohobbyist , thanks Joe! Not sure if you are looking for more ideas on what to make in a video, but that would be a good one to include. Not sure how familiar you are with Mythbusters, but Adam Savage talks a little about his philosophy here: ruclips.net/video/yKa5lkG4ZXI/видео.html