How do you guys store your keycap sets?

[Zephitos]

some sets in the keyset box
the others just ziplock back

Where do you get keyset boxes?

that's it

member of korea forum sell it.

[rowdy]

How I store mine )

Numbers correspond to my excel sheet with all the stuffs

Did someone say OCD much?

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Just a suggestion - don't do it this way.

I have tried this approach on many occasions - putting a reference number on each box (bag, packet, network switch port, DVD spindle, audi cassette box, ...) and keeping the list of contents somewhere else (book, database, spreadsheet, printed sheet of paper, hand-written sheet of paper ...) and each time the two become separated or out of date, or the stickers fall off.

[Zephitos]

How I store mine )

Numbers correspond to my excel sheet with all the stuffs

Did someone say OCD much?

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Just a suggestion - don't do it this way.

I have tried this approach on many occasions - putting a reference number on each box (bag, packet, network switch port, DVD spindle, audi cassette box, ...) and keeping the list of contents somewhere else (book, database, spreadsheet, printed sheet of paper, hand-written sheet of paper ...) and each time the two become separated or out of date, or the stickers fall off.

+1

I'm lazy to do that works.

[dantan]

I would like to get a hold of a bunch of the kind of holders that come with Cherry KC104

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Need winkeyless version though.

Someone really ought to do a group buy and make these really cheap. Like 10 for $20. It's much easier and better than keeping in zip lock bags all jumbled up.

[minho]

I would like to get a hold of a bunch of the kind of holders that come with Cherry KC104

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Need winkeyless version though.

Someone really ought to do a group buy and make these really cheap. Like 10 for $20. It's much easier and better than keeping in zip lock bags all jumbled up.

Very limited in what types of sets you can store (ANSI standard is probably most popular, yet hardly comprehensive at all for tsangan sets and additional custom sets).

The specialized cardboard boxes would be really nice as a GB as they have a lot more flexibility.

[microsoft windows]

I store my extra key caps in a ziploc bag in a desk drawer.

[limitz]

Ziplock bags. But after seeing some of these super organized plastic box setups, I'm tempted to go to Wally world and get my OCD on...

[Hitcha]

I use the foam set holders that Ducky uses for packaging their keycap sets.

[Belfong]

So, I bought my daughters a set of those crazy rubber bands that girls these days love - they are called Loom bands. And they come in this tiny little 12-tiny compartments that just fits a key cap. I'm not urging my little girl to quickly finish up her loom band so her old man can confiscate the box for his artisan caps! I'm even tempted to buy the loom bands, throw those bands away just to keep the box!

[GenKaan]

in the box they came in. Only got 5 sets of caps for 3 keyboards and 3 boxes so one box is nothing but air

[vmod]

You people are so well organized.
I might take some ideas from here once I start heavily investing.

[Belfong]

How I store mine )

Numbers correspond to my excel sheet with all the stuffs

Did someone say OCD much?

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Awesome, but how did you find those boxes with cutouts? 

[JaccoW]

Mostly these boxes that were available a while ago:


The rest is either in zip lock bags or in various Curver plastic boxes.

[vmod]

Mostly these boxes that were available a while ago:

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The rest is either in zip lock bags or in various Curver plastic boxes.

Nice box. That gave me an idea. We get a lot of packages now a days why not simply use the styrofoam boxes to make such slots and store them? For more protection there is always bubble wrap lying around to keep them safe.

[JaccoW]

Mostly these boxes that were available a while ago:

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The rest is either in zip lock bags or in various Curver plastic boxes.

Nice box. That gave me an idea. We get a lot of packages now a days why not simply use the styrofoam boxes to make such slots and store them? For more protection there is always bubble wrap lying around to keep them safe.

Cutting out the correct slots takes a lot of time. Besides, these are just $10. ;)

[ideus]

Mostly these boxes that were available a while ago:

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The rest is either in zip lock bags or in various Curver plastic boxes.

Nice box. That gave me an idea. We get a lot of packages now a days why not simply use the styrofoam boxes to make such slots and store them? For more protection there is always bubble wrap lying around to keep them safe.

Cutting out the correct slots takes a lot of time. Besides, these are just $10. ;)

They are nice, but there is just too much waste space. A simple plastic bag in a box works.

[tbc]

Mostly these boxes that were available a while ago:

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The rest is either in zip lock bags or in various Curver plastic boxes.

Nice box. That gave me an idea. We get a lot of packages now a days why not simply use the styrofoam boxes to make such slots and store them? For more protection there is always bubble wrap lying around to keep them safe.

Cutting out the correct slots takes a lot of time. Besides, these are just $10. ;)

They are nice, but there is just too much waste space. A simple plastic bag in a box works.

it's alot easier to doublecheck that you're not missing keys.

and the keys don't scratch each other like they can when they're loose in plastic bags.

[Belfong]

Nice tbc but shipping is just to expensive.

[vmod]

Mostly these boxes that were available a while ago:

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The rest is either in zip lock bags or in various Curver plastic boxes.

Nice box. That gave me an idea. We get a lot of packages now a days why not simply use the styrofoam boxes to make such slots and store them? For more protection there is always bubble wrap lying around to keep them safe.

Cutting out the correct slots takes a lot of time. Besides, these are just $10. ;)

You lazy bum!

[JaccoW]

Mostly these boxes that were available a while ago:

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The rest is either in zip lock bags or in various Curver plastic boxes.

Nice box. That gave me an idea. We get a lot of packages now a days why not simply use the styrofoam boxes to make such slots and store them? For more protection there is always bubble wrap lying around to keep them safe.

Cutting out the correct slots takes a lot of time. Besides, these are just $10. ;)

You lazy bum!

Not so much lazy, but mostly that at some point in your life, time becomes more valuable than money.

Yep. My thirties are approaching. ;D

[ShardZer0]

Mostly these boxes that were available a while ago:

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The rest is either in zip lock bags or in various Curver plastic boxes.

Nice box. That gave me an idea. We get a lot of packages now a days why not simply use the styrofoam boxes to make such slots and store them? For more protection there is always bubble wrap lying around to keep them safe.

Cutting out the correct slots takes a lot of time. Besides, these are just $10. ;)

You lazy bum!

Not so much lazy, but mostly that at some point in your life, time becomes more valuable than money.

Yep. My thirties are approaching. ;D

This. So much this. :( Being old sucks! (turning 31 in April)

[bueller]

Mostly these boxes that were available a while ago:

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The rest is either in zip lock bags or in various Curver plastic boxes.

Nice box. That gave me an idea. We get a lot of packages now a days why not simply use the styrofoam boxes to make such slots and store them? For more protection there is always bubble wrap lying around to keep them safe.

Cutting out the correct slots takes a lot of time. Besides, these are just $10. ;)

You lazy bum!

Not so much lazy, but mostly that at some point in your life, time becomes more valuable than money.

Yep. My thirties are approaching. ;D

This. So much this. :( Being old sucks! (turning 31 in April)

Turning thirty in April as well. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little concerned haha

[abenntt]

I bag each cap individually in a tiny black dime bag.

[Belfong]

Mostly these boxes that were available a while ago:

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The rest is either in zip lock bags or in various Curver plastic boxes.

Nice box. That gave me an idea. We get a lot of packages now a days why not simply use the styrofoam boxes to make such slots and store them? For more protection there is always bubble wrap lying around to keep them safe.

Cutting out the correct slots takes a lot of time. Besides, these are just $10. ;)

You lazy bum!

Not so much lazy, but mostly that at some point in your life, time becomes more valuable than money.

Yep. My thirties are approaching. ;D

This. So much this. :( Being old sucks! (turning 31 in April)

Turning thirty in April as well. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little concerned haha

you had better be concerned! You are turning 30 and CC cost US$380 a piece TODAY!!
And property prices has skyrocketed!
What are you going to do man? Move to America?

[Dihedral]

Just buy more boards )

[GenKaan]

Like this <3

[psyEDk]

i keep all mine loose in a cardboard box. it's chaos 

[yomammary]

Ziploc bags.

[Volvicsoda]

Well, if it's just for the keycaps... those plastic keycap cases sold on EK are great. Cardboard boxes also do the trick. 

[Asininity]

I made this today:



I haven't glued the pieces together yet. I'm hoping to make several sets and stack them all on top of one another.

[nubbinator]

I made this today:

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I haven't glued the pieces together yet.

And you didn't share?

[Asininity]

I made this today:

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I haven't glued the pieces together yet.

And you didn't share?

I'm sharing now, aren't I? :D

If anyone wants the vector artwork I'd be more than happy to provide.

[Willyc277]

In my closet because I'm an awful person ;__;

I be mirin' in this thread, tho.

[sirisaac1982]

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I bought a bunch of these when they were $1 each at Homedepot.  Works really well for storing keycaps.

That looks like a lot of keycaps  :thumb:

[rowdy]