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Old 8th Jan 2020, 3:10 pm   #21
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Default Re: Storing / Sorting Resistors?

If I cant find one in my box of resistors / cant be arsed, I simply order more on ebay!

I joke but this was how I did things in lieue of deciding on a sorting method, which I now have and am implementing into a small component draw unit.

I used to spend more time assembling the components for a project than building the damn thing!
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Old 8th Jan 2020, 3:38 pm   #22
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Default Re: Storing / Sorting Resistors?

G3ROO showed me how to do it.

Using a wobble-mounted blade in a bench circular saw to create4mm slots half-way through strips of plywood, the strips can be assembled by slotting together to make a matrix. Each cell in the matrix was sized to take a 35mm film pot. A large tray was made with a wooden wall around the outer, and the matrix fits exactly inside. Mine takes several hundred film pots, and just slides under a single bed in my spare room.

The film pots came free from a local newspaper back in the days of silver-based photography.

I've got all my small resistors and small capacitors filed as one value per pot and still have space for semiconductors.

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