I run Husqvarna saws,. So..... Two wide clasps and the top opens. Two chains in this section. They don't move around at all. The whole top opens up. There's room in there for my hearing protection and log tongs. I have them in a milk crate currently.
I get them from an O/R tech . When they open a pack of them for an operation , they have to dispose of the used and unused ones .
I did too, duct taped to hold them together. I didn't think about the sandwich container, wouldn't have to cut the dividers out.
I keep 4 chains in my saw box. That covers 7 different saws. I have more hanging around if I take one out of the saw box.
For sure. My mom would get bags full each shift while doing C-sections. Me and both brothers have lifetime supplies
Thanks Jeff . I change bars more often than some people change underwear.. I have to mark all the chains otherwise senioritis will take it's toll.
Not ideal, but I use a 5 gallon bucket for my supplies. As for chains, they hang on nails in the garage. When I go to cut I put one or two sharp chains on my weather Tech floor mat in the passenger side of the truck. When I get home I sharpen them and they go back on the nails.
I guess so. I’ve threatened to try to be organized but I haven’t yet mustered the courage. I’ve worked with MikeInMa and he has it down to a science. 99% of my cutting is local, so a quick ride back on the atv to grab a chain or bar and chain is sometimes a welcome break. I like these ideas though.