How I Organize My Comic Books (Filing Cabinet Setup)

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  • Опубликовано: 23 окт 2024
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  • @brokecuzofcomics
    @brokecuzofcomics 5 месяцев назад +1

    Wish I saw this before the warehouse I worked at closed their doors, I could’ve gotten 3-4 filling cabinets for free.

  • @ddes4207
    @ddes4207 Год назад +1

    Looks like a cheap and easy build for sure, great job brother. I’ll have to come back to this if I ever acquire any comic books. Keep up the great videos! #GrapeGodGang

    • @TheRealSimso
      @TheRealSimso  Год назад +1

      Super easy and so much better than stacking long boxes. I'm planning on decorating mine with comic stickers or a vinyl wrap or something. Really up the ante!

  • @KIDSOUL777
    @KIDSOUL777 11 месяцев назад +1

    This is a great idea. However, I would create a clear pocket plexiglass in the front of each file cabinet door to display each of my favorites. To do this I would take off the handles and drill new holes lower on the file door to make room for the plexiglass pocket frames. After that maybe paint all the cabinets a uniform color or any color. I think your collection would look cleaner that way.

    • @TheRealSimso
      @TheRealSimso  11 месяцев назад +1

      Oh, that's a really cool idea! I like that a lot.

  • @garagegeek4863
    @garagegeek4863 Год назад +1

    I love this idea. I cut cardboard from dollar store but this is way better.

    • @TheRealSimso
      @TheRealSimso  Год назад

      I've really liked it! I will say, one of my cabinets I had to shave the box down a little because it was hanging when I opened / closed a drawer!

  • @roberttingle1606
    @roberttingle1606 Год назад +1

    What organizers do you use? I just got a filing cabinet and the organizers i used in my short boxes are just barely too tall to close nicely under the doors

    • @TheRealSimso
      @TheRealSimso  Год назад

      I had the same issue. Originally I was cutting them to size. Now I use regular size backing boards with the name of the series spanning across the top.