Best box to keep studs, suggestions please?

[myheartinahoofbeat]

I have quite a collection of studs that I keep in a plastic food storage box which has 4 clips that shut around the sides. Closing the box is a bit fiddly and as I'm a clumsy type and if it's not shut properly everything falls out. More haste, less speed right but competition nerves don't help. I once punctured a car tyre driving over a spanner tap. Anyway, some of you must have a clever idea of what to store studs in safely and easily. I've looked at tool boxes and they seem a bit big.

 

[milliepops]

I used to have one like this

I put the studs in the little compartments on the top, then my spanners, brushes etc on the little tray, and bigger things in the bottom.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mercury-du...qid=1631451412&s=diy&sr=1-31&ts_id=1939451031

 

[LEC]

I have this type of thing but smaller as only really use two types of stud.
https://www.diy.com/departments/stanley-sortmaster-compartment-organiser-case/66294_BQ.prd

I prefer separate stuff tray as easier though I do have a box like MP but found my studs got messy.

 

[Squeak]

I have one similar to LEC as find it easier to be able to have lots of compartments and also find that the thinner shape is easier to store on the lorry.

 

[humblepie]

I am very posh - I have an old ice cream tub but do have boxes similar to above for my plaiting equipment. Love a nice compartmented box.

 

[Keith_Beef]

Take a look at T-Loc boxes; you can get them in various heights for standard width and length; they're stackable and you can get compartmentalized inserts for them.

 

[rara007]

Mine live in an ammunition box. Then I have another box for curb chains, another for tape, and they all fit together. My magnetic tray can wait outside of it with the studs I want on the tray all magnetised to 1 item too. They’re all jumbled together but secure and it fits my space!

 

[Velcrobum]

I use a compartmentalised plastic box. I also give my studs a spray of WD40 as it stops them rusting and helps when screwing them in. i usually clean out the stud holes in the shoes then use a small plug of cotton wool moistened with WD40 to keep it ready for studs before I go to a competition.

 

[MagicMelon]

A small tool box, fits the spanner etc. and a small bottle of WD40 in the bottom with a lift out sectioned tray where I can split my studs into the various types. Works really well.

 

[myheartinahoofbeat]

Thanks for all the suggestions....I'm off to do some shopping for a nice storage box