[Woodcarver] Tool Storage

[Bill Judt]

Jim:

I find the best method for dealing with transporting tools in to  
employ a "tool caddy". Hire a young carving enthusiast to accompany  
you to carving events. Train the caddy to pack and unpack the tools,  
and to hand the tools to you as you need them. The reward for the  
caddy is the learning experience. He/she gets to attend all these  
carving experiences in exotic places and to learn from a Master!

Of course, you'll have to feed the caddy... that could cost you a few  
bucks... but think of the convenience of it all, and the benefits of  
mentoring. Wow! What an idea!!

Bill
List Owner

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On 21-Feb-06, at 8:30 AM, Joe Dillett wrote:


  I would  like to find a method to
easily transport a variety of palm  tools, knives, and a few long  
handled tools
that will keep them sharp but  readily available.  I am using a large  
tool box
at this time but the tools  are loose and get dull from banging  
around in the
box.  Any suggestions  will be very much appreciated.

Thanks

Jim Williams