How Do You Store Your Fiddlebacks

[allen456]

I use a simple knock off machinist box but it is overfull. I have a new plan for the new house and I will share once it is all completed.

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[VANCE]

You should sell me that cornflower recluse?at an awesome price Allen

 

[Roemer1]

I have been using KnifeDock trays from Bed Bath and Beyond for my more frequently used knives and have an old secretary cabinet that houses the trays as well as the rest.

 

[ttowntrader]

I use a simple knock off machinist box but it is overfull. I have a new plan for the new house and I will share once it is all completed.

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I use the same thing! Those work great and you can lock them.

 

[ncrockclimb]

I use a simple knock off machinist box but it is overfull. I have a new plan for the new house and I will share once it is all completed.

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I just ordered one. I am excited to put it to good use!

 

[Stropping Young Lad]

I've been looking at Gerstners.

Holy crap are they pricy!!

 

[Scotcha]

Search online or the bay with keywords : Extra Large Wooden Oak Jewellery Storage Craft Box Filing Drawer Chest with Keys

I found one exactly like Allen456's for AU$250.

I've been looking at Gerstners.

Holy crap are they pricy!!

 

[zack1421]

I only have 1 fiddleback but this is how I store my little collection (compared to most people on here) it's a corner display hutch

 

[ncrockclimb]

So I got the 8 drawer wood tool chest from Harbor Freight. So far, I think it is going to work great. I'll post some pics later.

http://t.harborfreight.com/eight-drawer-wood-tool-chest-94538.html

 

[zack1421]

So I got the 8 drawer wood tool chest from Harbor Freight. So far, I think it is going to work great. I'll post some pics later.

http://t.harborfreight.com/eight-drawer-wood-tool-chest-94538.html

I think it will work great for most knives

 

[ncrockclimb]

Agree. I caf fit my bk9 in there easily.

 

[zack1421]

Well I just change the way I'm displaying my knives got a displace case and it's the best one for the price I could find.... freeeee

 

[schmittie]

Loved the above idea and got one too.

 

[Shamr0ck]

I use a sweater chest my father made in high school. Needs some reorganizing, but it holds most if the collection in pretty good shape.



I have a hard time keeping the sheaths organized though...

 

[ncrockclimb]

I am still digging mine. However, another member let me know that the green felt might stain knife handles. I am probably being obsessive, but I put paper over the felt in mine.

 

[Ifinditfunny]

Still digging mine too and also cover the felt. Green felt rubbing off on handles was mentioned in one of andys threads discussing long term storage.

I've also been thinking about making a knife board to display some of my favorites like another member did here https://instagram.com/p/8ZJiTZs-ha/

 

[NearlyNormalMike]

Great display of some nice cutlery. It appears though that you have them arranged in desending order of length as you move from left to right. I realize they do things differently down under, but shouldn't they be arranged in ascending order of length?

BTW: You drive on the wrong side of the road too!

I bought these necklace boxes from the bay. Think they cost $20 each delivered.

There is an ellastic band at the bottom that can be used to hold the knives.

 

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[TxSportsman]

Nice start

 

[ncrockclimb]

So I was using the Harbor Freight wooden tool box. However, my collection is growing and I needed another option. A few minutes on Google led me to the Grizzly H7716 - 26" Oak 10 Drawer Chest, https://www.grizzly.com/products/26-Oak-10-Drawer-Chest/H7716 . While I liked the Harbor Freight box, the Grizzly is both bigger and better made.

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