Simple, but so handy!

submitted over 11 years ago by mrcasey87

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by IAmTheBADASSover 11 years ago

I wish I could do this.

But I have over a hundred of these things. Waaaaay to many for this application

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by Sandman0over 11 years ago

SEOH 20mm test tube rack. 40 slots, like $8 on Amazon.

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by jexmexover 11 years ago

> SEOH 20mm test tube rack

Perfect, been wondering what would work for all these little bottles, its a pain finding right flavor out of all the ones I got.

Any idea what size MBV or other popular flavors would need for test tube holders?

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by Sandman0over 11 years ago

Not off the top of my head, but you can measure across the base of the bottle and then just google something like '3/4" to mm' and you should get a conversion to metric.

The biggest I've seen from SEOH is 25mm which is just about an inch round.

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by Redz0neover 11 years ago

Yep, about to start a sunday-project making a speedbar myself. Had the unfortunate happen and I spilled half of a bottle of chai spice flavour after accidentally knocking it over the other day.

Not that I really mind as I didn't lose all of it nor do I dislike the smell... Still.

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by burnz1over 11 years ago

Genius!

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by sankthefailboatover 11 years ago

ROFL reminds me of my reloading tray. Why did I never think of transfering that concept over before... Good job, OP :P

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by IAmTheBADASSover 11 years ago

Shotgun reloading cases work great man.

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by scoopylooover 11 years ago

That is FANTASTIC! I never feel the need for device holders, tank holders, or even juice holders. But a flavor holder would be great. Hm, I may have to venture into the garage and see about making one of these - thanks for sharing this!

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by tnttimover 11 years ago

I made my own with a drill press and a scrap 2x4. Way easier to work with, who am I kidding I stare at it more than anything.