Kitchen box idea

mep1811

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I am working on making one of my Alum boxes my kitchen box. In looking for how to keep things organized I found these china packing kits. The padded cases will keep things from rattling. Next up is making dividers in the box.
 

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tarditi

Explorer
Looks like you're off to a good start.

For space-saving, maybe dividers could be multi-purpose... like cutting board material or a strainer, etc.
 

mep1811

Gentleman Adventurer
I was thinking cutting board but I'll have to secure the divider to the box. I am think plywood screwed to the box and sealed with silicon.
 

Herbie

Rendezvous Conspirator
Plywood is likely overkill, unless you have very heavy items in your box. I'm using tempered hard-board (Masonite) riveted to some thin aluminum angle stock in my box. I used backing washers on the rivets that touch wood, and it's working great. Stong, light, and durable, and just a little bit flexible if I need to "stuff" something into one of the shelves. (Like putting in the white mini-drawers on the right, they fit, but to get them in under the lip of the box requires the shelf to flex just a bit until you clear the edge...

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