Pantry Storage Shelves with 1000 Can Food Rotation
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- Can food storage with rotation
Materials:
18 (2x4x8') rails
3 (2x4x104") vertical supports (10' ceilings)
5 (1/2x4x8') sheets of plywood ripped down to 2' wide at the store
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Cost is approximately $250
Takes a day to build
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man, this is the single biggest genius idea on youtube!!!!
Thanks!
@m b "perfection" sadly he looses a lot of storrage space but still great solution if space is not as limited
Now you are ready for a zombie apocalypse
Zombie 🧟♂️
Restaurants have these rotating systems you know.
Thank you..
Preppers have been as to a voice crying in the wilderness for years.....mocked/derided.....I am so happy looking at my homesteaders, preppers and off-gridders......even as I'm sad for myself for not being fully prepared lol spent more time watching than doing....stay alert/stay alive👍👍👍
This build was $250 4 years ago, now its closer to $500 in 2022. Still an awesome build, gonna start on it this weekend.
Hello Dave, I would love to see a video of your build. Send us a link when you get it done. Thanks!
@@HomesteadEngineering I'm finished with the can storage, I don't have any videos to share. I was looking for an email that I could send some pictures to. I'm pretty proud of it. It's not as big because I didn't have as much room as you, but I can still hold about 800 cans and still have top and bottom storage. I do have a question, do you have any type of inventory system? I've been looking for some kind of barcode scanner, but haven't had too much luck. Thanks for your time.
Jus don't forget to get a can opener.
@None Of Lol! By the way that can rack was brilliant 👌
Lol
You need to learn how to open cans without a can opener
Beer opener?
Pull tab
I just found this video and its more relevant today than it was 2 years ago thank you for sharing it.
I had just put the finishing touches on a top to bottom rotating rack and was about to go make my first cut. Within 1second of starting this video, all my detailed plans went out the window. Best design I've seen by far. Thanks man -
Thanks!
My wife always pokes fun at me for buying 5 to 10 extra cans a week. No expiration date on toilet paper and soap! Whose laughing now. I’ll share.👍🏼🤪
I wish I would have watched this video two years ago . Now I’m watching it when corona virus is out n shit .
ManVs Fish, yesterday was the best time to start now is the second best time. Based on your name, I might suggest hitting up lowes for 3 giant freezers and then filling them with your fish. Barter for what you need if things get bad. Back it up with some solar power to insure you don't lose it. Thanks!
After watching this wonderful video I would think that the 2x4s would be 8 feet tall. Because it would be difficult to reach the top shelves to load and unload. Plywood is 8 feet long and so is the corner bead so those side 2x4 should be 8 ft as well, that would be a total of 21 2x4x8 . My church gives away food boxes to the needy and this idea would be perfect for insuring rotation. Thank you for sharing this idea!!
William, Actually they are 8' long. My bill of materials is incorrect and I'll have to fix that. Its like you say, everything is 8' feet long, I made no cuts. They are 104" tall because I have a 10' ceiling. I think this would be great for a church where you go through a lot of food. It's a bit much for us to rotate through with just our family. I am working on pairing it down. Thanks!
@@HomesteadEngineering What? How can 104" fit into 10'?
Oh. Imperial. Right. You guys over the pound can realy send my head in a spin now and again
I’ve run into the same issue with my stock pile the constant moving of the can is frustrating! This is great!
Thanks!
Love this ! But I’d have to make on a smaller scale as I rent a trailer.
A few ideas I have in place already might help you.
I number my can on the bottom, since they are their sides. Highest # in the front, shop for product at 5.
I would keep 2 labels from used cans ( your system), one on the front, easy labeling, and one on the back for easy location refill.
You could even look for an app to help keep track of food storage. Something that you could scan the item, input how many you have on hand, and print. So you have a monthly consumption rate that will help your family shop smarter. We like to keep a 32 can count. Meaning 32 max / 5 min. .
Hope this helps and thanks for the video
Great suggestions! I am going to start putting those labels on the ends right away. Thanks
could you build something similar, but for toilet paper? asking for a friend
I'll get to work on that ASAP!
TP stacks well and needs no rotation. I have a stack of it about 8' high x 12 rolls...
Lol. A friend who actually has some toilet paper..
I use news paper now because some lady bought out the whole store
That is the best use for news papers anyway. Garbage journalists we have today are concerned with biasing their opinions to further their own political agendas.
This is a great idea, thanks for sharing. I think a shorter shelf length will work better for me because I have more variety and less duplication of the same can over and over. Great system and use of materials!
the "standard" shelf system you started with works great if you don't put it up against a wall, instead leaving it open so you can restock it from the back. Only use shallow shelves on walls.
People laugh at us that stock up on food but I tell you it saves a ton of money on your groceries and allows you to take advantage of sales and frees up money for other things. I started doing this two years ago and went from having to rely on foodbanks to having 6-18 months worth of food in my pantry and freezers at all times on the same income as before and my rent increasing by $180 per month. When covid hit it didn't affect me one bit and both my grown kids were able to get everything they needed from my house for them and my grandkids. They have now started stocking there homes like I did and are loving the money it saves them and we have a new hobby we can do together and they really appreciate how I changed their mindset. It is almost a game to figure out the best deals ha ha.
Sounds good and nice that you have been able to get your own kids to start being more prepared. Thanks!
A bar code scanner at either end would send the current inventory to your phone!
Now we're talking!
Where would you find something like that?
This is a great idea! A raspberry pi and a scanner and little code would do it. There are scanners that are usb and send the scanned numbers just like a keyboard typed it. Scan things in, scan things out.
Still confused
@@davee6161 its basically an inventory using qr codes
Simple way to count: start with A then #1- 25/ B then 1- 25 / C then 1- 25. No invasive phone needed. Paper log listing items & 25 can units. EMP proof.
Pretty cool. One suggestion for preppers: stop buying canned beans. Buy dry beans and a nice pressure cooker to cook them with. The shelf life for dry beans is longer, they taste better, and don't have plastic lining BPA in them or other associated linings.
Easy to can a batch or 2 at a time for heat & eat. If investment in jars and equipment is expensed over the life of same, buying dry beans & peas is CHEAP when compared to buying cans of same. Added benefit, I know exactly what's in the 18 pints of pintos I canned 2 weeks ago (4 lb dry beans). Instead of canning, cooked beans can be dehydrated for "instant" beans. I've done blackeyed peas that way and vacuum sealed them in mason jars.
I like that rotating system for the canned stuff I still buy. Wish I had temp controlled space to build one myself.
Cook your way and everyone else will do the same
Something like this would make my wife VERY happy. Thanks!
I would make it in a way that you can load in and out from front - it would be like a zig-zag two-level type thing. This way you could store more types of cans separately.
Ernest, I think that would be much better for the typical family. Thanks!
Nice work. Watch the sodium. All that food is packed with crap we don't need. Don't get me wrong, I eat it too. I went to frozen vegetables after reading the ingredients on a can. Yes a freezer is not grid down storage. A garden then canning is the way to go. Not there yet but I aspire to. Till then you will be prepared. Keep on keepin' on.
I agree that one should not eat too much canned food. Too much of any one thing is probably a bad idea. We do have the ability to power our freezer in a grid down situation via solar power. Thanks!
You really did a wonderful job. My comment is toward your home canned items on the shelves. They may be just empty jars, however, if they are not, they should not be stacked. I had just learned that recently so I thought I would share. Again great idea for rotating.
Thanks Carol, that is correct. I try not to stack them and when I do I loosen the rings so the weight is on the threads of the jar and not the lid. :)
I do the same with loose rings.
Brilliant. I can't wait to build something like this. The sheer amount is way over the top for me, but I dig what you've done and will use a smaller scale for my own storage needs. Thanks for sharing these ideas!
Hello Fred, I think a smaller scale would work better for most people including me. Thanks!
I have 8 cans in my cupboard. 1 has been there for 3 years. This may be a little overkill for my needs. LOL
Wow! This is so cool David! Space-saving and practical is what I like. Since I only rent I can't pierce the walls but am going to try something free-standing yet stable on a smaller level. Hmm, pretty ignorant of carpentry but know a carpenter so will ask his advice. Wonderful idea; thanks again for sharing it!🙏😁👍
How'd it go?
Love the spacers used (CD cases?) This is a great project. THank you for sharing this with the world. Good idea to varry the size for the cans
Thanks for watching!
The best use I've seen for CD's in a long time...
Matt Hix Coasters: hold my beer!
here is a guy not worried about self-quarantining for the coronavirus.
Great idea and construction, this is what Govt should be encouraging people to do, build something like this, maybe not as big, but a place to store food. Excellent, but don't tell anyone about it.
@ u sound jealous
@@Ahn-mu3db He didn't prepare. So he is super jealous. He might actually work himself up so much that he convinces himself that people like this are worth hating. And once you hate someone, its ok to steal from them. I hope this prepper has a gfun, because people like jonas will come knocking.
My Name Is Jonas Lol I bet you’re the guy standing in lines at the super markets because you didn’t prepare.
@@bendrankin2290 Amen. This guy didn't have to run out there and buy loads of anything. When the stores went empty or closed on him he was fine because he buys in bulk as a 'routine'! This is how I try to buy, this is how everyone should try to buy. You don't have to 'duplicate' the supermarket the way he has (I don't either, lol!) but just set limits on what you keep in RESERVE! You need 15 cans of greenbeans to last a little over a month? Make sure you don't go any fewer than 10 at any one time. Only need 1 tube of toothpaste, buy two and rotate them! Along and along you can build a reserve so your never really caught with your pants down!
i have to say thank you, i watched a lot of prepers videos in the last year and now im prepare for this emergency we are facing.
I thank you for taking the time to share with all. Great work sir. Plus I think you are a very nice and patient man. Based on your responses to some of these comments. God bless.
best rotation shelf I've seen for the size. Ingenious idea with the corner bead. awesome. Thank you... 3 years late, but still good info for today!
Thank you very much!
This was so awesome to watch, I'm a builder inside. I enjoy watching the end results of true builders. Great work, I need one of these can organizers.
Thank you very much!
Have not read through ALL the comments so I hope I am not bugging you with something you've already answered 20 times. I am rearranging a room to put in self standing shelves for home canned goods. Your design is so enticing. I want to do it really badly but not sure how the seal on jars would hold up laying sideways. If you or anyone here has any thoughts on that, I'd appreciate your knowledge. Glad to have found your channel. Jesus bless.
I don't have a lot of jars on this shelf so I can't really say. Here is another way I rotate jars:
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I'm sure your getting your use out of it now! Thanks for showing how to make it and keeping it simple to understand!
Thanks!
I have watched four or five pantry videos and then yours popped up. This is the best one! Thanks! Great design!
Thanks!
People used to said "you are cracy". Who is cracy now? Hello from Mexico...
Hello Aburto
I'm still saying you are crazy
Great idea! I've never eaten canned food. I use fresh veges but in an emergency you would win.
I bet you're glad to have this right about now.
What a simple and wonderful design, thanks. My wife and I just watch this and now have an idea on what de are going to do.
If you don't have a large family I would suggest making it smaller. Thanks!
@@HomesteadEngineering I have 8 kids.....so🤔.....i might make it a bit bigger😉😁
@@CrookedWoodsFamilyOrchard Well in that case I think your going to love it!
Awesome idea, but the go pro is making me dizzy! lol
Thanks and yes, I have been hearing a lot about my shaky GoPro. I'll try to keep that in mind for future videos.
It wasn't the shaking that bothered me it was the fish eye lense.
@@HomesteadEngineering that's not a problem when you own a hen XD
Great job on inventing and putting together something that will make life easier on us. Thank you for your video.
You've got the best pantry prep organization system I've seen so far. Really well thought out, great job man!!!
Appreciate that
London UK here. Genius! I love it. Thanks for the great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
"Actual Speed" ROFL! Dude I almost blew coffee out my nose!! Awesome project!
😁Thanks!
I TRIED TO FOLLOW YOUR INSTRUCTIONS
AND I END IT UP BUILDING A BED AT THE END ..!😳 I DONT KNOW WHAT I DID WRONG 🧻😷🌈🌈🌈💩💩💩🤣🤣🤣
Sounds good to me. When the crisis hits, you just roll into bed and wake up when it's over!
David Armstrong
Lol Ur a good sport nice clip thou
The best rotating system. I will show this to my future husband someday lol
Please do!
This is the best video having to do with pantry storage here on CZcams. Genius!
Cindy, I just not going to argue with you! :)
David Armstrong 🤣
Strategic Partners? I've never seen that box anywhere except at work where we sell nursing scrubs. But they are really good boxes! I used them to move.
Nice Irish flag, I'm Irish 🇮🇪 and Scottish from my dad's side 🏴
Awesome!
Nice idea
But if it's not setting on a concrete floor... Wood floors..research load capacity per square foot of the floor...your putting the system on
This one is on a concrete floor.
Very, very creative! Thanks for sharing!!
I would have never have thought of using a CD as a spacer, that is a great idea.
Thanks!
I have been wanting to do this, but have been apprehensive because I thought it was going to be too difficult. You made this look really easy to do. Thank you.
You can definitely do it. Good luck!
Gap between levels could be less to save space, and levels inclined a little to let the cans roll by themselves. Outstanding idea nonetheless.
Good points
Wow! I am so impressed. We are building a house right now and my pantry plans are neat. I love this shelving. Impressive Wendy🐞🦋🇺🇸🌺
We built our house as well and that is a major project for sure. That should keep you busy for a while. One note: If you can, think about designing the opening of this shelf into your kitchen cabinets and the back end lands in the garage or pantry. Load it when you come home with groceries and pull them out right from the kitchen. Have a cabinet door to match. Just a thought...
@@HomesteadEngineering that’s a good thought the house part is ready built but we designed it so we could unload in the garage and pull a cart in. The pantry isn’t close to the garage. The laundry is and safe room tornadoes here🙁 but that would be neat if we could have designed that. I think you would like my pantry. It’s a dream pantry.
That top shelf worth GOLD!
I love your use of CD cases as spacers
Thanks!
Preppers getting turned on right now.
Best setup I’ve seen! Most take up way too much room! Did you use 1/2” or 3/4” plywood for the shelves? Sorry, I just read your supply list.
Great Idea! Not meant as a criticism but you could likely have 5-6 more shelves in the same amount of space if you widened the shelves just enough that the cans could roll INSIDE the outer 2x4's, thus enabling you to greatly reduce the distance between each shelf and utilized the wasted space above each row of cans...Thanks for posting!
Yes, I have talked about this before. You can basically keep it the same but attach another shelf on the bottom side of every support rail to fill the space. The downside is that it's much harder to reach your hand in to unjam problems. Thanks!
Build it , make a video and show us
nice idea. you can also make one from top to bottom like a soda machine..
Yes, definitely
Great set up my friend. Very well thought out.
Thanks!
I immagine everybody is doing this right now.
Goos job right here..... a bit oversized for me but solid made ..... thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Awesome Idea wife and I are going to build one but I cringed when you put all those 2x4's on your wall. all them holes lol =) Also love the fact you put up materials I needed to look at them a few times haha!
Klana, if I were doing it today, I would try to make it feed from garage or wash room and open right into kitchen cabinets. Also, you might make it 4 feet long instead of 8 if you don't have a group. Thanks!
@@HomesteadEngineering You might look at used bank drive-up vacuum tubes. Make you own Just-in-time distribution system. Check new out invisible barcode system. You could be the only group that gains weight during a crisis. :-)
Roll it? WOW~! That is really good idea.
Thank you share this video.
Absolutely Brilliant, hoping to view some more of your designs.
Thanks!
This is what grocery stores need to be doing.
Whydoyou Needtoknow they already do. Check out the spice and soup section aisle
Perfect invention for people who eat everything from cans. Personally I couldn't justify storage for 400 cans, but I appreciate the idea.
Its not for everyone...
Great Job! Love it.
use 2x2s for the slanted shelves next time and you will get more storage space.
Yes, I think you could make that work. Thanks!
Next time?? hahaha... there won't be a "next time" ... 2x2's are too weak to hold all the weight anyway... not worth an extra couple shelves
@@jp3eku He used 1/2” plywood and you think 2x2 horizontals wouldn’t work? I would think the plywood would be first to fail.
I so need to hire someone to do this for me for my canned goods downstairs
You can do it! :)
brilliant
Thanks!
Looks like you are prepared!
I think this is a brilliant idea on too large of a level. You'd have to have so many of the same sized can, also there is no room to stand behind it. Another consideration is that sometimes cans, sizes or packaging can be changed and there is no easy way to take advantage or adjust it.I love the idea.
Irene, The size of the rack is dependant on the size of the family. You could make a few shelves dedicated to 30 year #10 cans if you did not need as much space for normal rotations. I load cans from the left and take them from the right so there is no need to stand behind it. I have it setup for various sized cans and have not had any issues with that so far. Thanks for the comments!
You can buy a metal can rack at any used restaurant equipment store. Probably get one for an excellent price.
Ingenious! Very smart, thank you for sharing with us 👍
Glad you liked it!
Never thought u gonna need this,now we all know the time is coming,you so smart
That is the coolest shelving I've seen lately. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Good video thanks for sharing God bless you and yours.
Thanks!
Great build, but I think for most people half as long or just a third as long would be better. 8 ft of beans is a lot of beans or whatever.
Having used it for some time I would agree unless you have more than 10 people. Thanks!
This is brilliant 👏 I’ve looked at the cansolidator ones but they are $40 each and they only recommend stacking them 2 high. I need something floor to ceiling and I was wondering and hoping you could give me some advice. We have a pantry 6 feet tall 2 feet wide and 3 feet deep. I would love to make this for that size. Any suggestions you have would be much appreciated. Thank you for sharing 👍👍 Stay safe happy and healthy 😃✝️🇺🇸
I don't see why you could not make that work just fine. Maybe attach the rails right to the sides of the pantry. My question is, what is on the back side of that pantry? If its a garage, I would open the back up and load from the garage side and pull from the kitchen! Thanks!
@@HomesteadEngineering That is a great idea 👍. We actually finished it over the weekend. Thanks for the reply and great idea. Stay safe healthy and happy ✝️ 🇺🇸
Nice idea but unless the entire row is the same product it doesn't really work. With that length of shelf, it's a lot of one product per row.
Yes, that is a valid comment for sure. I do mix up a few rows with similar stuff. The pickle row also has relish every other jar for example. This works best for larger groups or cafeterias.
Nice shelves, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the idea for my soon to be pantry.
Good luck with it!
AMAZING IDEA!!! Thanks for filming
7:38 Good thing you make a rolling storage rack to store 50 jars of mayonaise. :D When a natural disaster comes and you have to live off what you packed away, the mayo is typically the first thing most people run out of.
From looking at the edge if it, there's a lot of wasted space. The space between the top of 1 can and the top of the can under it is more than enough space for another can in there. I bet if you rearranged the way the shelves mount to the supports, you could make it hold 2x as many cans and only stick out from the wall a couple more inches.
Well I don't actually have a full row of Mayo. Some items, that don't last too long, I interlace. I purposely kept the extra space between shelves to maintain access. I can stick my hand in there and fix any problems that might occur. One other note, I always size things to reduce cuts and waste. These shelves are 2 feet wide because that is a standard sheet of plywood cut down the middle. If you made it 25" wide, you would throw the other half away. Thanks for your comments!
Unopened mayo last 3-4 months at room temperature. 8 hours after opened...
Blue Plate mayo is shelf-stable for years and years.
Yes you can!
That's really cool..but i think i would just get a few from restaurant/grocery supplier in a few different sizes on casters
you will have to label all the products as one can not see, only when you go to the end to see. amazing use of space and being able to store a lot. love it.
Thanks!
Most of the rows are the same all the way through. So if its corn on the end, then it's corn all the way through.
it is so awesome to have home made items, instead of buying. you should totally do a workshop, have people (10) sign up and pay to do it along side you, make sure the fee to the workshop pays for all your material, and you time. thanks for sharing.
look forward to more videos
Thanks Barbara, I don't think you really would need me to build this as it is really pretty simple. Just watch the video and knock it out one step at a time. Thanks!
Nice, however. I would submit that long-term food storage needs to be organized by the year in which it should be eaten. Therefore, if your plan is to hoard 10 years worth of food, then you must dedicate 10 spaces to store that food. This method would insure the least amount of food being discarded and assist in assuring that you have the correct percentages of food types (protein, carbs. etc.). This requires a significant amount of research to ensure knowledge of longevity, a documented plan, a commitment to that plan, space and sufficient funds to carry it out. Plans must include types of storage, ie, cans, freeze dried, canned, bulk, vacuum sealed, gardening capacity, etc. Must be committed to starting perhaps 3 years out, as well as working from the longest period down, 10, 9, 8, etc. New food purchases must be specific to fill in the gaps for each individual year. Emphasis should be on proteins since they cannot be grown easily. You must then be committed to use as your only source of meals that which has been saved for that specific year, plus that which you have planned to grow. This will ensure that quantities, taste, and storage methods are accurate, and if not adjust. Keep a log of each specific food type saved by method saved and update if needed to increase or decrease longevity for future storage. As you complete a year rotate in the next year and replenish the furthest out year. Yes. That is a lot of planning. Do not forget vitamins and supplements. Include in each years supply the supporting stuff like oils, flour, yeast, gravy, etc. Check their longevity.
Thank you in advance for stocking my food for me! It's a lot easier having someone else rotate the stock, not mention the free space.
I'll be over to get my provisions.
If you lose your job and you need to “steal” from someone to eat, you’re f%#k’n up. Just sayin. Being prepared isn’t about being prepared for large catastrophic events or unrest, but it’s for job loss, storms, helping friends and family, etc. not to mention it saves a TON of money when you shop sales.
I had the same idea. Nice that someone took the time to show me how it will look and work. :) thank you.
Thanks!
Great job!
I would like to know how the corner bead has held up? Do you wish you had used something different?
The plastic corner bead has worked perfectly so far. BTW: Never use plastic corner bead as corner bead... LOL :)
Do you think this build could work vertically? And add some sort of padded platform on the bottom to prevent the cans from bending or suffering any damage? Remember the cans can also be vertical as well just to reduce space
Interesting idea. Thanks!
You could add some French cleats to the front for boxed goods...
Haaaaaaaaay! You are a genius. Thanks!
That person is ready for the coronavirus apocalypse
what if... covid is just like common flu when human getting used to it...
@@RickySupriyadi then here comes the covid2023, H999N999...... always be prepared lol
@@RickySupriyadi It's not.. It's much more contagious, the chances of dying are much higher than the common flu and some of the people who recover can end up with respiratory problems for life because the virus damages a lot of the cells lining the inside of the lungs.
While the common flu is commonly beaten leaving no scars..
Ricky Supriyadi most common flu were outbreaks or pandemics. COVID-19 might go from Pandemic to Endemic (common flu). The Spanish Flue is a common flu now, but COVID-19 has killed more than the common flu.
We are at 1,436,516 infected & 85,463 dead. As am typing this. USA population is around 331 million people. So if half the population gets infected and we keep the same stats of 1,436,516 infected = 85,463 will die. Well that would be a lot of dead people.
@@Wicked-hx7yg that's not true. They are classifying all deaths where the person tested positive a covid death. Literally somebody could die from a lifetime heart problem but tested positive for covid so it's a covid death. Those numbers you are reading Are inflated
Nice that it rolls to the front but seems like it’s a inefficient use of space vs normal shelves.
I could double it by adding shelves to the bottoms of rails but it's enough for my group. Thanks!
I love this idea and am considering making a similar version. How is this holding up 7 years later? Did you have any issues with the plywood bowing in the middle?
Its holding up great. I don't think this is the best answer unless you have a large group or restaurant type usage. Its basically too big for our usage at this point. I would go with a regular shelf and then fill it with these:
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Wow, this is awesome!! Great idea!
Thanks!
Can’t we just get a normal shelf and put a book under the back leg 😁
Why didn't I think of that... :)
Rumour has it, during the space race, the Americans spent millions developing a pen that would work in zero gravity.
The Russians used pencils.
You sir, have saved me a good deal of time and effort.
@@thedownunderverse Actually it was 1 American named Fisher (NOT NASA)...he spent a little over 1 million dollars (NOT MILLIONS) of his own money developing a pen that would work in harsh conditions including zero gravity and in a vacuum. The pencil flakes and graphite that shaved off proved poor for pressurized cabins and the graphite had the small but present potential to short electronics, especially the non-hermetically sealed electronics of their day. The kicker....all legitimate space programs now use Fisher's pens, INCLUDING THE RUSSIANS.
Alternately, if you have the leg space, you can cut an inch or two off one side instead of setting it on a book. Might be more stable too.
Good job mate!
Would you mind sharing what can you put their? I mean, a thousand cans? What if you want the one in the middle but your don't know it's in the middle? Do you have all the same cans?
So basically, will you mind sharing how you manage your cans with your brilliant invention?
Thanks mate 👍
Each row has one specific thing.