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    Is This good for scrap storage?

    I was looking through some black friday adds and saw this... Does anyone have one of these? I was wondering if the drawers are stong enough to hold fabric scraps. I don't have a ton, so I won't be stuffing them ( I think) but would hate to buy them if they are not sturdy as this would be the only thing I need them for. Thanks in advance for any input you guys can give me
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    I was thinking of buying one. They look pretty sturdy for scrap holding.

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    The cart looks pretty cool! I would prefer clear containers so you could see what's in each bin, but as long as you label and know yourself, guess that really doesn't matter? Scrapbooking supplies and paper will be heavier than fabric. Good luck on the black Friday thing...I shudder to even think about that...

    Was reading everyone's posts...some say yes, some say no...guess when you see it, you'll decide what to do!
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    looks pretty handy.

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    I prefer clear containers so I can see what is in them. Let me know if you get it and like it.
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    I also like clear containers, I wonder if serger thread would fit in it ??

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    IMHO...drawers aren't deep enough or large enough for my scraps. How many scraps do you have?
    If you don't work on it you'll never finish it.

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    I had one and ended up giving it to my DH for the garage. It is not very sturdy and the drawers are constantly coming off the rungs. I was only using it for misc tools, etc. You can buy them at the big discountstores for $20 something. I wouldn't recommend this . Sorry!

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    Quote Originally Posted by carolevidak View Post
    I had one and ended up giving it to my DH for the garage. It is not very sturdy and the drawers are constantly coming off the rungs. I was only using it for misc tools, etc. You can buy them at the big discountstores for $20 something. I wouldn't recommend this . Sorry!

    Carole
    I have the same problem. I bought one for my scrapbooking and the drawers fall out constantly. I would not recommend it at all.

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    I have one. Not very sturdy. Don't recommend
    Quote Originally Posted by carolevidak View Post
    I had one and ended up giving it to my DH for the garage. It is not very sturdy and the drawers are constantly coming off the rungs. I was only using it for misc tools, etc. You can buy them at the big discountstores for $20 something. I wouldn't recommend this . Sorry!

    Carole

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