Razor storage brick

I'm stoked to start using this new razor storage brick. A craftsman on Etsy made it. Keeps them organized and safe while tucked away in the den. Now the issue is, how do I keep the rotation to just 7?!

This is genius

That's very nice and practical.

Bricks are meant to be stacked! Nice solution.

(04-08-2017, 08:37 AM)Jackson Wrote: Now the issue is, how do I keep the rotation to just 7?!

Easy, you buy something new, you send me one of the others to make room.  Problem solved.

I love that thing! Do they really stack? Can you send us to a link, if it's not against the rules, or PM me if it is? Thanks!

i haven't been at seven for a couple years.  but this is a very nice set up

(04-08-2017, 09:16 AM)wreck | fish Wrote: Bricks are meant to be stacked!  Nice solution.

They are indeed.

Search for DesignByWood on Etsy.

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Nice clean/simple look! That would work nicely for draw storage!

Easy you buy more bricks

(04-08-2017, 08:37 AM)Jackson Wrote: I'm stoked to start using this new razor storage brick. A craftsman on Etsy made it. Keeps them organized and safe while tucked away in the den. Now the issue is, how do I keep the rotation to just 7?! Can i ask what the Brass razor second from the right is? I love that one...

Walk me through this.  The pics on Etsy show the razors above the line of the surface.  Could you stack another tray on top?

(06-19-2018, 03:45 PM)Kozlo67 Wrote:

(04-08-2017, 08:37 AM)Jackson Wrote: I'm stoked to start using this new razor storage brick. A craftsman on Etsy made it. Keeps them organized and safe while tucked away in the den. Now the issue is, how do I keep the rotation to just 7?! Can i ask what the Brass razor second from the right is? I love that one...

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(06-19-2018, 03:57 PM)Asafiev Wrote: Walk me through this.  The pics on Etsy show the razors above the line of the surface.  Could you stack another tray on top?

I asked the maker to route the head sections deeper so all the heads would sit down the top plane and I could stack two trays... then I realized I don't need 14 razors, so I'm still on one tray.

(04-08-2017, 08:37 AM)Jackson Wrote: I'm stoked to start using this new razor storage brick. A craftsman on Etsy made it. Keeps them organized and safe while tucked away in the den. Now the issue is, how do I keep the rotation to just 7?!

You don't...
Nice collection.

That tray is cool.  Simple, elegant, nice looking.

For stackability, I picture drilling small 1/4" deep indents on each corner with corresponding 3/4" inset dowels on the other side.  E.g., dowels inset on the top and corresponding indents on the bottom.  Drill the indents of a very slightly larger diameter than the corresponding dowel diameters so the trays fit together without getting stuck together.

That would create a 1/2" space between trays to accommodate different size razor heads.

The dowel idea is a good one. Built like IKEA furniture so you know it'll work great.