You’re a lucky fellow!
We literally step on each other’s stuff! I need to dig a bloody hole in the wall to make some room!
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How do you organize your shaving gear?
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You’re a lucky fellow!
We literally step on each other’s stuff! I need to dig a bloody hole in the wall to make some room!
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When I was married, the guys always talked about a week account (wife don't know). Now I guess everyone should have a wdk drawer. That way she won't know how much stuff you are really buying when the bug hurt. They do it with shoes. Of course, I'm no longer married, so do what you will with that advice... Lol!
lots of clear plastic storage bins.
these are the ones under the bathroom vanity.
lots more are in separate closet.
ultimately, storage space dictates my collection.
these are the ones under the bathroom vanity.
lots more are in separate closet.
ultimately, storage space dictates my collection.
Not only is it beautiful for all of us living with Shave Related OCD but you labelled it! Oh yeah!
Thats absolute stunning!
Soaps/creams &
scents
Brushes, vintage razors & contemporary razors on the shelves. The tray has the pre/post shaves I use the most.
Vanity drawer with some blades, alum and misc.
Under the sink is mostly blades
A few parts boxes in the closet
Well, I don’t have a lot. Minus what I’m selling on BST, the pic is about half of my shaving stuff. I keep it on a glass shelf by the sink and the other items in the medicine cabinet in the bathroom. I don’t have too much. I’m impressed at the size of some of your collections though.
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Holy Moly!
Looks like it's coming along nicely Peter. Which drawer gets the new Toggle?
Wow! This is very nice indeed!
That’s a really nice setup. Plenty of room for RAD there!
Thanks guys for your kind comments! - yes this setup works great as somehow the razors keep comin’ in. And I do admit a few of the larger drawers hold some extra software 
@Mlee: Mike, let’s see your perfect version also, filled any more drawers lately?
I get a lot of inspiration of the way you all present your gear in various ways, big or smaller. Inspires me to maybe get a little more out in the open. And maybe get brushes with colorful handles like @gwsmallwood - looks great!... Actually I have bought a few vintage aftershave bottles and starting using these for samples etc. Would actually display quite well... something to think about, and sneak in while wifey isn’t looking, hehe (as if)...
@Mlee: Mike, let’s see your perfect version also, filled any more drawers lately?
I get a lot of inspiration of the way you all present your gear in various ways, big or smaller. Inspires me to maybe get a little more out in the open. And maybe get brushes with colorful handles like @gwsmallwood - looks great!... Actually I have bought a few vintage aftershave bottles and starting using these for samples etc. Would actually display quite well... something to think about, and sneak in while wifey isn’t looking, hehe (as if)...
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Considering making a model in cardboard or foam-core to see what kind of storage I want.
I use an ancient organizational method. The Dis method of organization. I have my 7 in use brushes in 3 locations, my 6 in use razors in 3 locations, Soaps in 2 locations, 3 if you count out of use soaps. AS, ASB, and honing equipment in various other places.
Canadian Mountain Man,
I like the wall cabinet with the marble base. Where did you get the one you posted and I’ve copied below?
I like the wall cabinet with the marble base. Where did you get the one you posted and I’ve copied below?
Thank youCanadian Mountain Man,
I like the wall cabinet with the marble base. Where did you get the one you posted and I’ve copied below?
Like far too much stuff I purchase its from Amazon, Sauder Wall Cabinet, Cinnamon Cherry Finish
The quality of the components was quite good and it appears they're using decent jigs, bits and blades since once assembled everything fit tight & square. Only thing deviated from the assembly instructions, but I do this with any RTA furniture, is to give any joint surfaces a quick scuff with some fine grit sandpaper then apply a bead of wood glue.
Found it, thanks. I’ll check it out. Your photo should be used by the company in their amazon listing by the way.
Welcome & kind of you to say
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