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Storing removed parts is a hassle, isn’t it?
Just by keeping things simple, you can dramatically cut down on effort and mistakes, and everything looks neat and tidy—you can work in such a great mood… wouldn’t that be nice? (*^-^*)
As recommended items…
Ringstar SP-3200D—I think you can never have too many of these.
Usually this alone is enough, but when working on a carburetor, subdividing a bit more makes the work afterward incredibly faster.
Plus
MUJI is a lifesaver.
Polypropylene small parts case, SS
Polypropylene small parts case, M
Polypropylene small parts case, L
We always keep at least 10 in stock. Being able to store everything in the same container is extremely efficient.
Since it’s polypropylene, it has decent resistance to chemicals, solvents, and oils, and it won’t break right away if you step on it.
You can mark them too, which increases reliability even more.
It comes with a lid, so you’re safe even if you flip it over.
If you store things this way, you don’t have to rely on memory, and if you use marking as well, you can tell what’s what even years later.
When you properly separate removed parts…
You eliminate lost parts
You reduce the effort of sorting during reassembly
Your stored items look clean
As a result, I think mistakes and errors drop dramatically.
Some not-so-good storage methods are…
Ziplock-style bags with closures
With these, sorting is a pain.
Plates or colander-type containers
These might get flipped over.
It’s a hassle, sure.
But with a small investment, things become dramatically more convenient, so please give it a try!
