What do you store your extra PCB's in?

There are a lot of different ways to store PCB's. Search or google it, it's been covered to death. There are even lots of pictures.

But, in case you are totally lazy, lots of people use the free Priority Mail boxes from the USPS.

-Tim
 
Needing some plans as i have quite a few extra.


Thanks

My method requires shelf space...

I had about 40 feet of linear shelf space in my garage in CA. I took some 3/4" thick x 12" deep x 8 feet long pieces of plywood and cut a 1/4" grove into them from front to back every two inches or so. This allowed the boards to "sit" in the groves but not make contact with each other (or very little in some cases). It also worked great for being able to see what I had at a moments notice.

Matt
 
There are a lot of different ways to store PCB's. Search or google it, it's been covered to death. There are even lots of pictures.

But, in case you are totally lazy, lots of people use the free Priority Mail boxes from the USPS.

-Tim

Thats me, boxes stood on side, side by side, front open marked with board name thats it contains

Maybe not totally lazy, just havent figured a better way yet
 
In antistatic bags, stacked 4-5 high on a shelf, or as weight allows. I have a separate dedicated area for customer boards though.
 
Thats me, boxes stood on side, side by side, front open marked with board name thats it contains

Maybe not totally lazy, just havent figured a better way yet
I didn't mean it was lazy to use boxes. I was referring to him being lazy and not searching, so I gave him an idea of what lots of people use.

-Tim
 
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