Adam Savage’s One Day Builds: Letter Stamp Holder!
Adam’s been so proud of some of his recent projects that he’s affixing brass labels to them engraved and stamped with the build date and his signature. But his collection of metal letter stamps is all over the place, so it’s time to build a holder and storter for them! The approach to this build is an example of Adam’s philosophy of optimal organizational strategy for both storage and ease of use, as well as futureproofing for future additions to the tool collection!
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Great stamp holder.
You asked to see our method of shop organization we are using. For my shop, I use the “pile” method. The deeper you go in the piles the further back in time you are. 🙂
I’m surprised there wasn’t a label made for it!
I’m really not being a jerk, but Murphy is gonna raise his head someday and Adam will get to play 114 type set pick up. Maybe build something that hold the original boxes that would keep the set more handy to get but I feel anger and sadness with this build,
And side note…why not use wood glue instead of what looked like CA glue?