Keith: When we went to the Sowbug last March, I took all my materials in different sized tupperware-type containers. I taped them all shut, then put them all in a big duffel bag. The problem of finding certain items still remains, but the taped tupperware/duffel bag system worked well for me. You can get a lot of "stuff" in a tupperware container.
Larry Johnson Springville, Utah >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/24/2005 5:13 PM >>> >OK guys n gals fess up. When you travel to tie at shows or go to a >camp or such and >take materials with you how do you store your kit for travel? I >have tried all sorts >from tying boxes, to tool boxes, bags to suitcases and am not happy >with any of > the methods. >What system do you use? Home build or shop bought? >ALL ideas welcomed >KP >the storeless one Well, gee, Keith. I carry everything in a duffle bag with all similar materials in quart or gallon zip-lock bags. That keeps them well separated and just as hard to find as any other method of storage. I can never find the right bag! Jack Gartside carries all of his stuff in a duffle bag. And "stuff" is the operative word - he just stuffs it in and then starts pulling everything out till he finds what he wants. A friend of mine carries his all tying equipment and materials in a hard rubber or plastic rolling toolbox he bought at Menard's. I think he paid around $80.00 for it. Unfortunately, Menard's web-site doesn't carry products. It looks almost like a rolling suitcase. I'll see if I can find a picture of it on-line. I couldn't. The next time I'm Menard's, I'll see who the manufacturer is. A. -- Allan Fish Greenwood, IN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
