Folders storage

[edgy150]

How do most knife enthusiasts store their knives? I was using soft cases but they only held a dozen and it made enjoying them difficult.

 

[Delgadonine]

My EDC's, the clothes dresser.

My beaters:
Dashboard of my truck
Kitchen counter for packages
Outside for camping/hunting

Everything else, wherever I last put it.

 

[stabman]

How do most knife enthusiasts store their knives? I was using soft cases but they only held a dozen and it made enjoying them difficult.

I don't have one right now (or space for one...), but a rolling toolbox with the additional toolbox that fits on top is ideal.
Convenient with different sized drawers that pull out, and locks.
When I was machining, it held all my various tools.
Certainly would have held many, many knives.

 

[edgy150]

I bought a Pelican case and I keep the ones I'm not currently using in it, the rest are ready to go the way Delgadonine does it. I think I'm obsessed because I never have enough.

 

[jmh33]

Shoe boxes.
John

 

[eveled]

I use an old blueprint file cabinet. Tool boxes with drawers work well.

 

[edgy150]

That works great! And you can access them easily. BTW, how did you post the picture?

 

[eveled]

You have to use a third party host sight like imgur. Or buy a membership to post directly

 

[edgy150]

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I had a hunch that was the case.

 

[shunsui]

Rapdom Tactical M.O.L.L.E. Panel (Google is your friend)
Back of the closet door works great.

 

[Ozmose]

I have a bunch of Eylar cases I use. They're similar to a Pelican case, but way cheaper. They usually go for about $40 on Amazon. The way I have them set up they'll hold 18 folders, but they come with pick & pluck foam so you configure them however you want.

 

[Wolverine666]

Top dresser drawer for my EDC’s. Rubbermaid bins for the rest.

 

[edgy150]

Rapdom Tactical M.O.L.L.E. Panel (Google is your friend)
Back of the closet door works great.

Looks good and you can see and enjoy them easily

 

[edgy150]

I have a bunch of Eylar cases I use. They're similar to a Pelican case, but way cheaper. They usually go for about $40 on Amazon. The way I have them set up they'll hold 18 folders, but they come with pick & pluck foam so you configure them however you want.

I like the cases as they make it easy to look at and enjoy my collection and transport it too.

 

[ADBrown]

Antique oak machinists chest.

 

[KAR9889]

Harbor freight Apache 3800. I think they are about $40. Comes with pick and pluck foam. Not the best foam but it gets the job done. I’ve got 2 hard to beat for the money.
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[edgy150]

Harbor freight Apache 3800. I think they are about $40. Comes with pick and pluck foam. Not the best foam but it gets the job done. I’ve got 2 hard to beat for the money.
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That looks good. I think I'll go pick one up.

 

[KAR9889]

Rapdom Tactical M.O.L.L.E. Panel (Google is your friend)
Back of the closet door works great.

This is awesome if you don’t have kids. My son would have knives stabbed into everything!

 

[Fixedwing]

E edgy150 Once you have all of the foam squares plucked away, you can spray with several coats of plasti-dip which will bond the remaining squares in place. Works very well; I've done several gun cases this way.

 

[GovernorJosh]

Knives are tools. As such, they belong in a tool box…with motion activated LED lighting. Mine is tucked into my walk-in closet. And my wife hates it.