ink pad storage units

Feb 07, 2004 3 Replies
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I am interested in getting an ink pad storage unit, looking at the ones that are four sided and on a lazy susan. Does anyone have an experience/comments on any these units? There seem to be several people selling these. If you have one, do you like the brand you bought, was it well made? Would you buy it again or a different type/brand? Is it easy to get the pads/refill bottles in and out? Any drawbacks to these kind of units? I'm not looking for portability so much as ease of use.



Any other type of ink pad storage that people like? TIA.


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There is one currently on EBay - sorry I don't know where to find it. But it was made from wood - is 4 sided, holds ink pads, markers and reinkers on one side, spools on ribbon on another side, even the SU wheels on posts. Very cool

- high bid was up to about $75. Do an EBay search and maybe you'll come across it to see what's out there.

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I got mine from

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got the quad one on a lazy Susan. Its acrylic and very nice. Pads are easyto get in and out. The only ones it doesn't hold are 2 of my rainbow padswhich are a bit wider than the others. I put an oatmeal container in thecenter of min to hole rulers, pint brushes and other long things.Peace,Judy Mitchell

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I use a cassette holder...... I also have an acrylic one especially made by that Utah firm that does cabinets. But, I can't see the difference......

Queen B

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