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How do you store your lasers?

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im waiting for my 6th handheld to come in the mail (review soon) and i realized my two little boxes i have set up wont be able to fit another laser...
kinda made me thing what yall do about it

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so i guess i was wondering what yall keep your lasers in?
especially you who have way more than 6 little lasers...
 





I keep mine in a safe. Have them set apart in nylon bags as per who built them (mostly). Batteries on the other hand are all jumbled in a big box. Need to work on that part. :)
 
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I havnt ordered my first laser yet, but im planning on storing it in pelican case (probably the fake one from jet lasers) and locking it.
 
BobMc said:
I keep mine in a safe. Have them set apart in nylon bags as per who built them (mostly). Batteries on the other hand are all jumbled in a big box. Need to work on that part. :)
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LOL Bob, the exhibits in your museum are segregated by maker, I love it !!! :crackup:
The admission ticket just to see that would be well worth it.

:beer:

I store them in Pelican 'knock-offs' too, nice and safe and keeps them all clean and dust free.
And yes, I do have a section for Rick Trent, and section for BadBoyBilly, a section for Rich, a section for Sinner, next too MrTheJoker section of course :crackup: and my own section too.

:wave:
 
I just store my lasers in their cases on top of a wooden shelf. Not as secure as being in a Pelican or similar style case but I have easy access to them. :yh:

-Alex
 
I have most of mine in a Pelican case. I'm going to need to buy a bigger case for them though, the one I'm using just now is out of free space.
 
I keep mine on a bookshelf in a closet. Top shelf are the ones with beam expanders and below are the rest. Most of them rest in the little ebay tripods. My collection out grew my pelican case.
 
I store a some of mine in a few nice metal pistol type cases, but I'll admit that I'm way behind and not keeping up, and have many still stored in those small USPS shipping boxes! :yabbem:
 
BowtieGuy said:
I store a some of mine in a few nice metal pistol type cases, but I'll admit that I'm way behind and not keeping up, and have many still stored in those small USPS shipping boxes! :yabbem:
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Better to have too many lasers then not enough Jeff! :evil:

-Alex
 
Hap said:
I just store my lasers in their cases on top of a wooden shelf. Not as secure as being in a Pelican or similar style case but I have easy access to them. :yh:

-Alex
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Sorry it's off topic but wow Alex, love that avatar of The Dipper.

:D
 
RB astro said:
Sorry it's off topic but wow Alex, love that avatar of The Dipper.

:D
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Thanks Andrew! I think I finally might of gotten my mind to stay still for 5 minutes, which is rare of it to happen. *knocks head* :can:

I really enjoy astronomy and I thought this would be a good way to represent it. :yh:

Thanks!
-Alex
 
This is a problem of mine. I really don't store mine well at all since I use most of them fairly regularly and have temperamental organization preferences. Right now, I've just got a cardboard complete laser box and a cardboard laser part and tool box.

I have plenty rifle cases, but those are just too unwieldy for lasers, and I like to have plenty available if I decide to take several out of the safe at once.

I've saved some ammo cans for them though. Just need to make inserts. Then again, I might use a bigger pelican style case if I can find one cheap. Now that I've been reminded, this may have to be next weekend's project if I get time. :p
 
lasernsj said:
Use time not too long, when feel pen body heat, turn off, let it rest for a while, when not in use, take out the battery, a safety lock lock, in a box, don't let children get. You can go my site to see more. https://www.kitlaser.com/
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Outragesly over priced units and output claims lasernsj..
Do Not Buy From Kitlasers:mad:
 
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