I use an altoids tin. When full I tape it shut, mark it "razor blades," and drop it in recycling.
How do you dispose of used blades?
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But what TIME do you send them back to? Are you aware of the chaos in space and time you can create by sending advanced tools back to primitive Man?
Tin cans I get for fifty cents at the dollar store. I glue the lids shut and make a slit in the top. Old prescription bottles also work well when taped up before throwing in garbage. I never use anything glass because it's too easily breakable, then the blades are everywhere, but tin cans can get crushed and still keep blades secure inside.
Wrapped in toilet paper and in the trash.
Here is what I'm using as a blade bank. It's about the size of a larger coffee mug. Once nearly-full, I'll transfer to an Altoids tin or the like and recycle.
Pringles can
With this wrapped around it.
Has someone tried to blow-torch a metal can with blades full inside them?
And then probably beat them in your workshop to get a flat plate?
Just curious!?!
And then probably beat them in your workshop to get a flat plate?
Just curious!?!
Jalapeno jar with a cut in the lid.
Such great containers!
I shan't show off my razor bin cos its nothing more than an empty Yebisu beer can with a slot at the side near the top... Its so cheap it's embarrassing lol.
Plus I'm not quite sure when it'll fill up as I can use a blade for 20 days at least.
I shan't show off my razor bin cos its nothing more than an empty Yebisu beer can with a slot at the side near the top... Its so cheap it's embarrassing lol.
Plus I'm not quite sure when it'll fill up as I can use a blade for 20 days at least.
And pray tell sir where does the wall go to lol?! Can't wait to see the look of a plumber or electrician when they come to fix something at the back of the wall rofl!
Empty Mentos jar. I made a cut in the lid to drop the blades through and glued the lid to the jar
I use a plastic Feather blade bank. It's small and doesn't take up much room. Unlike the metal ones, the Feather bank can be opened, the blades dumped into another container for trash, and the Feather bank reused.
I typically store my used blades in apples and old Halloween candy.
I break them in half, and drop them into this beer can.
You don't need to break them, the gap is big enough to put a blade through
